The Proper Care and Feeding of Husbands

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The Proper Care and Feeding of Husbands

Dr. Laura Schlessinger

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"The Proper Care and Feeding of Husbands" is a prescriptive guide penned by Dr. Laura Schlessinger, aimed at empowering women to foster more fulfilling and harmonious marriages. The book's central thesis posits that by understanding and consciously meeting the fundamental emotional and physical needs of their husbands, wives can significantly improve the health and longevity of their relationships. Dr. Schlessinger adopts a direct, no-nonsense approach, offering explicit counsel on how women can become more attuned to their male partners' perspectives and desires. The core themes explored revolve around traditional marital roles, effective communication strategies, and the vital importance of appreciation and intimacy. The author argues that many marital issues stem from women failing to recognize or adequately address what men require to feel loved, respected, and satisfied. Topics covered include managing household responsibilities, expressing affection, maintaining attractiveness, and fostering a positive emotional climate that encourages a husband's engagement and commitment to the relationship. What makes this book compelling, for its readers, is its unapologetic and often provocative stance on marital dynamics. Dr. Schlessinger doesn't shy away from offering advice that challenges conventional modern thinking, appealing to women who may feel their marriages are stagnating or their efforts are unappreciated. The book offers a framework, grounded in the author's strong opinions, for women to take an active role in shaping their marital outcomes by focusing on the perceived needs of their husbands as a pathway to mutual happiness.

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$6

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Publisher

HarperCollins

Pages

208

Format

PAPERBACK

ISBN-13

9780060520625

ISBN-10

0060520620

Language

English

Published

2006-09-26