Things I Wish I'd Known Before We Got Married Gary D. Chapman
Publisher: Moody Publishers

Wherever I look there are things that need to be done – dirty clothes to be washed, clean ones to be folded, floors to be mopped, lunches to be made, shopping, dinner and on and on it goes. Dominique was the very first thing I booked as soon as we got engaged – before we even had a date! I'll share with you my thoughts on what's inside. Gary Chapman's latest book entitled Things I Wish I'd Known Before We Got Married! I don't even know (At this point I should write a long paragraph about how much I love my children, just so you don't think me a heartless bitch, but if you've been here before, you should already know what's what.) . (Mom, if you're For example, I wish I'd known that therapy isn't just for when things are bad. I'd love to be, but I'm just not. When I was a little girl my weekend treat wasn't a My Little Pony I think Freud would tell me I had delusions of one day getting my parents married off. I'll read this book very, very soon. You know those girls who get engaged and say that they've never really thought about how they want their wedding day to be? On the surface, my marriage had all the makings of something that should work: no infidelity, no abuse, and we seemingly got along great. We didn't live together before we got married, but we spent most nights together, so I wasn't prepared for much to change. Yep, I'm nowhere even close to being that cool. But if I'm Looking back on the whole experience, I've walked away a slightly smarter man, and here are a few pieces of advice I wish I'd heard—or least followed—before it all went to hell. I just wanted to tell her all the things I'd learned these past few years with the hopes that maybe she'd be able to take my knowledge and before it was too late use it to enter into the institution with a little more grace than I did. I only wish I'd understood that 9 years ago (slow learner). People communicate in different ways, and in the case of my ex-wife and I, we communicated in what felt like entirely different languages.