I Love You. Now What?: Falling in Love Is a Mystery, Keeping It Isn't

This book is worth reading over and over again. Mablel I Am sheds light on the many facets of love and relationships. If you've been waiting for the the one, and you think that you've have found him or her, then this book is for you. This book will help you understand your relationship and yourself.

"I Love You Now What? is a lovely book that explores processes and techniques towards creating and maintaining a loving and complete relationship over time. I found this to be particularly relevant after having been married for 26 years, and looking ahead to staying in this relationship for the rest of my life (which is one of the chapters). Mabel Iam shows a real sensitivity and awareness of what makes love work, and addresses it in a warm, beautiful and inviting style that makes the book very pleasant to read. It's divided into two major sections: The first takes a look at building and strengthening love, and the second focuses on sexuality and its part in maintaining love. All of them are broken down into very specific parts that address issues in relationships and techniques. This is a very helpful and beautifully written book, and I'm looking forward to putting it into active use in my life. I'd recommend it to anyone who's in love or wants to be. It will reinforce the things you've done right, point you in new directions and pathways in critical stages of a relationship, and it touches on things you might never have really considered. I'm glad I read it, and you will be, too.

I loved this book because it teaches you how to build a relationship from the heart, staying true to yourself. Deals with a wide range of issues, from psychological to sexual, and offers insightful advice and techniques to overcome obstacles. Fit for everyone who has been in, is or is starting a relationship, of any sort!

A lot of useful info into self reflection via visualization exercises. A good counterweight for guys that are totally into "Me-first".

I have read many relationship books, but this is the first one that has really helped me. I had a difficult home life growing up, and the wounds followed me into my adult life. When I got into relationships I was placing high demands on my partners to fulfill all my emotional needs and make me happy. Consequently, I still was not happy and my partners suffered too. I was relieved to find out that "I" was the one that could make me happy, and in order to achieve that happiness "I" needed to grow both spiritually and emotionally. It's a great book and I think everyone would benefit from reading it, whether they are currently in a relationship or not.