There was a time when I was in my first marriage when I gave up on something important to me. We had been married around seven years when I wanted to feel more of a connection with my husband. I wanted a closer relationship that included affection. I began asking for it, and he tried to oblige, but this was not something that came naturally for my husband. He had come from a long line of good but unaffectionate, men.
Giving up on the Important Things in Your Marriage


Sharon Pope
Sharon is a certified Master Life Coach and seven-time international best-selling author. She helps women (and occasionally a few brave men) get the confidence and clarity they need to know how to either fix their marriage or move forward without regret.