The Complete Idiot's Guide to Long Distance Relationships Narayan, Seetha

Narayan, Seetha

ISBN 10: 1592574289 / ISBN 13: 9781592574285

Published by Alpha, 2005

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Cover shows mild shelf wear. Couple minor instances of highlighting, pages are otherwise clean. Binding solid.

Seller Inventory # J7-LONGDISTANCE

Bibliographic Details

• Title: The Complete Idiot's Guide to Long Distance Relationships Narayan, Seetha
• Publisher: Alpha
• Publication Date: 2005
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1592574289
• ISBN 13: 9781592574285
• Binding: Paperback
• Condition: Good

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Synopsis

Staying together while you?re far apart ?

Maintaining a long-distance relationship is a challenge. In this helpful guide, author Seetha Narayan?herself one-half of such a couple?offers understanding, tips, and real- life suggestions for keeping long-distance love alive. This book helps readers learn how to adjust to a long-distance relationship, use phone and e-mail effectively, raise kids together when they?re apart, deal with issues of fidelity, and more.
-This is the first book geared toward couples in committed relationships looking to do the work it takes to make it through the long haul
-In the current economic climate, more and more couples are facing the hard choice of embarking on a long-distance marriage
-Couples in which one or both spouses is serving in the military are dealing with marriage at a distance?this book speaks to them, too

About the Authors

Seetha Narayan was in a long-distance marriage for seven years. As a philosophy professor specializing in social issues at Westchester University in Pennsylvania, she puts these increasingly common relationships in perspective. Narayan grew up in India, earning a B.A. in sociology and writing for IndiaÂ’s leading newspaper. In the U.S., she earned a Ph.D. in philosophy and has been published in the journal Social Philosophy Today.

Seetha Narayan was in a long-distance marriage for seven years. As a philosophy professor specializing in social issues at Westchester University in Pennsylvania, she puts these increasingly common relationships in perspective. Narayan grew up in India, earning a B.A. in sociology and writing for India?s leading newspaper. In the U.S., she earned a Ph.D. in philosophy and has been published in the journal Social Philosophy Today.