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Why Most Relationships Fall Apart – and What to Do About It
Commitment phobia is everywhere! It keeps people from getting into
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To Stay or Leave, That is the Question
How do you know if you’re on the edge of a breakup? And what should you do?
Here are some indicators to help you know if you are on the edge of a breakup:
- You are asking yourself if this relationship is right for you
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Randy Hurlburt
Certified Relatiionship Coach and Author
www.PartnersInLoveAndCrime.com
Experience extraordinary love by breaking the rules
He is the author of two books, Partners in Love and Crime(to be published January 1) and Love Is Not A Game (published in 2001).
Learn from Randy how social programming may be preventing you from finding good love (and good sex), without your knowledge!
Randy is a member of the Relationship Coaching Institute, and is a Certified Relationship Coach, a Certified Interaction Management Instructor, and a member of the Independent Writers of Southern California.
Advice for the whole family
Randy, I LOVE LOVE LOVE what you wrote about “What to do when he says ‘I love you but I’m not in love with you’”!!!!!
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I need to pass this on to my 23 year old daughter and 30 year old co worker!
Thanks again, Randy.
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