No One Has Taught Us the Subject of Love

This book is written for everyone who is serious about love Have you ever stared at your phone late at night, waiting for a message from someone? Have you ever been in a relationship that was obviously very tiring, but you couldn't bear to let go? Have you ever asked yourself: What kind of love do I want? Do you want to get married? If I want a child, can I raise it by myself? If you've ever had these moments, this book is for you. The idea of ​​writing this book came from one true story after another in my consulting room. A girl cried and asked me: "Why do I always fall in love with people I shouldn't love?" - She was not unlucky, but there was something wrong with her "love model". Some boys said in confusion: "I'm so good to her, why does she still want to leave?" - He doesn't know that the good he gives is not the good she wants. An older single friend asked anxiously: "Am I asking too much, should I just make do with it?" - She is not demanding, she just hasn't found the right method. A divorced mother with children said with red eyes: "Can I still find happiness?" - She didn't know that she deserved happiness, she just needed a little more courage and methods. There is another question that more and more people are starting to ask: "If I don't want to get married, but I want to have children, how do I go about this?" This question was rarely raised five years ago. But today, more and more people are beginning to seriously consider - having a baby without getting married, raising a baby together without getting married, raising a baby alone but not carrying it alone. There is no right or wrong in these choices. But you need to know that every road has its length and slope...