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The Rules of Love - Richard Templar

The Rules of Love

A personal code for happier, more fulfilling relationships

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Buch | Softcover
256 Seiten
2013 | 2nd edition
Pearson Education Limited (Verlag)
978-1-4479-2950-5 (ISBN)
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Strong, loving relationships are what life’s all about. And some people are really good at it.

 

They find a partner who makes them happy and they seem to know instinctively how to handle tricky times and keep the relationship fresh and rewarding.

 

They make friends easily and have lasting relationships that stand the test of time. They are the lynchpin of a strong supportive family. They make it look effortless. Yet for most of us it just isn’t that straightforward. Love may be a basic human instinct, but sharing your life with other people isn’t always easy.

 

Is there something these people know that we don’t? Is there something we can all benefit from? The answer is a resounding yes. They know The Rules of Love.

 

The Rules of Love are a set of guiding principles that will help form and sustain strong, enduring and ultimately life enhancing relationships.

 

This new edition includes 7 brand new rules for even happier and more fulfilling relationships. You’ll feel the benefits – and so will everybody around you.

Richard Templar (Devon, UK) is an astute observer of human behavior who understands what makes the difference between those who effortlessly glide towards success and those who struggle against the tide. He has distilled these observations into his Rules titles, read by more than one million people around the world. His global best-sellers include "The Rules of Life," "The Rules of Money," and "The Rules of Work." His books also include "I Don't Want Any More Cheese: I Just Want Out of the Trap."

Introduction

 

Rules for Finding Love

 

1 Be yourself

2 Get over it before you get on with it

3 You won’t be happy with a partner until you can be happy on your own

4 You’ll know them when you meet them

5 Choose someone who makes you laugh

6 Being less than a hundred percent attractive is a great filter

7 Don’t keep making the same mistakes

8 Certain people are off limits (you know who they are)

9 You can’t change people

10  Relationships aren’t about sex

11  Get to know someone through all the seasons before making any major decisions

12  Don’t stay with someone who doesn’t care

13  If you can’t trust them, you haven’t got a relationship

14  Be honest (while you still have the chance)

15  Don’t play games

16  Don’t tar new partners with old brushes

17  Check you both have the same shared goals

18  You can’t make someone love you

19  Be cruel to be kind

 

Relationship Rules

 

20  Be nice

21  Be together because you want to, not because you need to

22  Allow your partner the space to be themselves

23  Look to your own faults

24  Be honourable

25  Put each other first

26  Recognize the signs

27  Be a hero – or a heroine

28  Accept the differences, embrace what you have in common

29  Don’t belittle your partner

30  You want to do what?

31  Let not the sun go down upon your wrath

32  Be the first to say sorry

33  Let them have the last word

34  Houston, we have a problem

35  Don’t put them on a pedestal and expect them to stay there

36  Know when to listen and when to act

37  Never stop trying to be attractive

38  If you can say something nice, do

39  Don’t try to be their parent

40  Be part of their life

41  If little things annoy you, say so – with humour

42  Go that extra step in trying to please them

43  Make sure your partner is always pleased to see you

44  Don’t dump responsibility on your partner

45  Let them know if you don’t like their friends

46  Jealousy is your stuff, not theirs

47  Your partner is more important than your kids

48  Make time for romance

49  Have a passion for your life together

50  Share the workload

51  Trust the other one to do the job

52  Don’t be a nag

53  Make sure your love making is making love

54  Don’t control them

55  Listen to what they’re not saying

56  Most everyday arguments are about something else

57  Respect privacy

58  Treat your partner better than your best friend

59  Don’t be offended if they want some space

60  Men like flowers too

61  Keep your finances separate

62  Contentment is a high aim

63  Be generous to each other financially

64  You make a choice every day

65  Don’t be a martyr

66  Stop sniping – someone has to

67  You don’t both have to have the same rules

68  Do it their way if it matters to them

69  Put yourself in their shoes

70  In-laws are part of the package

71  Keep talking

 

Rules for Parting

 

72  Listen to your own internal voice

73  Recognize that it takes two

74  Keep the moral high ground

75  Don’t keep raking it over

76  Leave the kids out of it

 

Family Rules

 

77  Don’t blame your parents

78  Don’t let your parents control your feelings

79  Your children come before you

80  Nothing is worth falling out over

81  Treat them right, no matter how they treat you

82  There are no circumstances in which it is ever acceptable to say 'I told you so'

83  Don’t pressurize your family just because you can

84  Never be too busy for loved ones

85  Your children need to fall out with you to leave home

86  They don’t have to be the same as you

87  There’s always stuff with siblings

88  Let go of your role

 

 

Friendship Rules

 

89  There are no rules

90  Your best friend was once a stranger

91  Only have people in your life who, on balance, make it better not worse

92  If you’re going to be a friend, be a good friend

93  Forgive

94  Never give advice

95  Don't make other people uncomfortable

96  Find friends who love the truth

97  Never lend money unless you’re prepared to write it off

98  If you don’t like their partner, tough

99  When one finger points forwards, three point back

100  Friendships change

101  Know when to let go

102  Bitterness helps no one

 

 

Rules for Everyone

 

103  People are more important than things 

104  Guilt is a selfish emotion

105  Love equals time

106  The more you put out, the more you get back

107 Other people are where it’s at

 

 

 

 

 

 

Erscheint lt. Verlag 24.1.2013
Verlagsort Harlow
Sprache englisch
Maße 131 x 198 mm
Gewicht 272 g
Themenwelt Sachbuch/Ratgeber Gesundheit / Leben / Psychologie Partnerschaft / Sexualität
ISBN-10 1-4479-2950-0 / 1447929500
ISBN-13 978-1-4479-2950-5 / 9781447929505
Zustand Neuware
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