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Press Release
Guide shows couples how to keep spark alive, maintain happy marriage
Sukhjiwan Singh calls on society to honor the institution of marriage and avoid divorce through her various strategies in "Marriage and the Love Myth"
FAIRFAX STATION, Va. (MMD Newswire) August 11, 2011 -- Just ask most married couples, and they'll tell you that marriage is like a puzzle - both partners have to work hard to make the pieces fit. After all, it's the only way to maintain a beautiful and happy life together. In her first book, "Marriage and the Love Myth" (ISBN 1453849920), Sukhjiwan Singh shows readers how to create or amend a marriage into an everlasting journey.
The first part of "Marriage and the Love Myth" discusses one of the biggest worries couples have about tying the knot: losing the spark. Singh shares seven couples' stories that ended with falling out of love. She also discusses what caused the unions to fail, whether it was with the wrong person, differences in handling affairs or abuse and what they could have done to make everything work.
Singh then takes couples from the early stages of a relationship to the early stages of marriage. She encourages readers to figure out who they really are and where they are headed, so that they might find their ideal mate. The book's third section describes how to start the journey on the right foot.
In the final section of the guide, Singh recognizes our flaws; we will indeed make mistakes along the way. She acknowledges that while some marriages fall cold, other couples should fight to keep the flame alive. She discusses many of life's scenarios that wreak havoc on a marriage, and includes couples' testimonies to show how they dodged the divorce bullet.
"Watching the vicious divorce cycle affect children and their future relationships inspired this wake-up call to society," Singh says. "The institution of marriage should be taken seriously. There are ways to create a happy, everlasting union with our significant others."
Singh provides real-life testimonials from couples in marriages that have both failed and stood the test of time. These examples help show married couples that they are not alone in their struggle. With her guide, she hopes that couples will be able to overcome the common troubles of marriage and live happily ever after.
"Marriage and the Love Myth" is available for sale online at Amazon.com and other channels.
About the Author:
Sukhjiwan Singh received a master's in English from Punjab University, India. She immigrated to the United States with her husband in 1979. Singh is an entrepreneur and a thriving real estate broker. Now with two sons, she enjoys a rock-solid family that has adapted to modern suburban Washingtonian culture while keeping her Indian heritage intact.
MEDIA CONTACT:
Sukhjiwan Singh
Email: sukhjiwans@yahoo.com
Phone: (703) 495-9988
Website: www.MarriageandtheLoveMyth.com
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Sukhjiwan Singh, born brought up and educated in India, came to United States in November 1979 with her husband and a five month old son. She graduated with Master’s in English from Punjab University, India. She started a career in Real Estate in 1983 now a CEO of New Dimensions Realty founded in 1996. She lives in Fairfax Station, Virginia.
Marriage And The Love Myth is her first book. It’s a self-help guide that debunks many myths about love and relationships and puts marriage into proper perspective -- marriage that can survive and thrive.