Love Available: A Look Into How To Fix Your Relationships, With Others, And With Yourself. To Help You To Be Available To Love And To Be Loved.

Shelton, David C

ISBN 10: 1503569454 / ISBN 13: 9781503569454

Published by Xlibris, 2015

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Love Available: A Look Into How To Fix Your Relationships, With Others, And With Yourself. To Help You To Be Available To Love And To Be Loved.
• Publisher: Xlibris
• Publication Date: 2015
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1503569454
• ISBN 13: 9781503569454
• Binding: Hardcover
• Condition: New

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Synopsis

Do you ever question your choice in men? Do you ever question your choice in women? The point of this book is to try and find out why people fail in relationships. Why do a lot of relationships turn out with heartbreak or heartache? Years of mistrust and labeling the opposite sex as untrustworthy all because of past experiences. I would personally like to help you avoid the relationship failure statistics, and make you aware of your biggest problem in a your relationships "You".

About the Author

Born and raised in Toledo, OH the youngest of eight children. I was a "PK" (a Preachers Kid). My dad was a pastor, my friend and a great provider. My mother was a great musician; she was also my heart, and my rock. He and my mother were together 32 years before he passed away. 32 years of your life married to the same person. But even as a child I knew that there was something that they lacked that would be beneficial for a good relationship. Love of course. Yes, they loved each other but there was something that was missing. You see even as a child I never seen my parents kiss nor even show affection for one another. 32years no affection, and no kissing. I would play with my parents on our way to church and say innocently "Dad, kiss momma." After refusing my rants they finally would do it to shut me up. It was fun but reality is after 32years there should never be any hesitation to kiss or even embrace the one you say you love, unless there is something much deeper. So after years of trying to figure out why my own relationships sucked I had to do a self evaluation. And this is what I learned. My relationships sucked because of me. You only get one life to live, and it's best not to screw this one up.