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		<title>How To Stop Your Divorce</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[There is some good and bad advice out there about ways to stop your divorce. If your marriage has reached a critical point, it may be time to make some changes and take some action. The majority of couples who get divorced do so because they have lost that loving feeling for each other. They [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>There is some good and bad advice out there about ways to stop your  divorce. If your marriage has reached a critical point, it may be time  to make some changes and take some action.</p>
<p>The majority of couples who get divorced do so because they have lost  that loving feeling for each other. They cannot remember what it was  that attracted them to their spouse in the first place. So much tension  has built up that those romantic early days leading up to the marriage  are no longer a reality.</p>
<p>One of the ways to ease tension in a marriage is to consciously recall  the romantic and positive memories of the spouse. What drew you to him  or her in the first place? If you had to make a list of qualities that  stood out about your spouse, what are they? Can you see a glimmer of  those same qualities in your significant other today?</p>
<p>Often, looking at the positive qualities in your spouse will help to put  things in perspective. When the focus is always on being right and  placing blame, tensions build. If your goal is to save the marriage, you  will want to opt for unity over being right. This may be difficult if  your husband or wife is not following this same advice You do not want  to feel abused or neglected. However, it is important to know that  people sometimes act on negative thoughts and emotions because they are  not feeling loved. Sometimes showing love has a transforming effect.</p>
<p>If the conflict in the marriage has become so difficult that <a href="http://howtomakeyourmarriagelast.com/85/i-want-my-husband-back-some-tips-for-reconciliation/">stopping  your divorce</a> seems impossible, you might consider going either alone or  as a couple to a professional counselor. These skilled individuals can  see things that you or your spouse may not be able to pinpoint. Having  the help of a professional and objective person may go a long way in  keeping you together.<strong>Similar Posts:</strong>
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		<title>The Groom&#8217;s Room: Creating Your Own Space In Your New Household</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[In this day and age, although it is rare, it is quite possible that the first time that after the wedding will be the first time that the happy couple will be living together. Putting two people under one roof is a challenge to say the least. It means consolidating household goods, bank accounts and [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>In this day and age, although it is rare, it is quite possible that the first time<br />
that after the wedding will be the first time that the happy couple will be living<br />
<img class="alignleft size-full wp-image-704" style="border: 2px solid black; margin: 4px 6px;" title="hisroom" src="http://advisecouples.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/05/hisroom.jpg" alt="hisroom" width="302" height="305" />together. Putting two people under one roof is a challenge to say the least. It<br />
means consolidating household goods, bank accounts and most of all, kissing privacy<br />
goodbye. While this may not bother some, for others it can be a hard pill to<br />
swallow.</p>
<p>Reports suggest that those couples that have their own individual space are much<br />
happier than those that don&#8217;t. It doesn&#8217;t have to be a large space. Sometimes<br />
something as small as a half bath where you can keep your toothbrush and shaving<br />
cream can make a difference. Being close to your new wife is much better when you<br />
choose to do it, instead of being forced to do it by a lack of space.</p>
<p>In order to keep from losing that loving feeling, it&#8217;s important for grooms to set<br />
aside an area where they can get away from the Lifetime Movie Channel and HGTV. The<br />
benefits of having a groom&#8217;s sanctuary can&#8217;t be stressed enough. When newlywed<br />
couples first cohabitate, the stress alone can cause arguments. After all, no matter<br />
how much you love someone, you will never get two individual people to agree on<br />
everything all the time. You&#8217;d be surprised how much marital strife can be avoided<br />
by simply walking away, calming down and then discussing the situation rationally<br />
later. But when there is nowhere for either party to retreat to, it just makes the<br />
situation worse.</p>
<p>So now that you&#8217;ve decided on having a groom&#8217;s room, now would be a good time to<br />
spend some &#8220;quality time&#8221; with the new wife watching HGTV. This serves a twofold<br />
purpose. First, you&#8217;ll be earning extra cool points for watching one of her favorite<br />
channels with her and second, you&#8217;ll likely get some great ideas on how to create a<br />
space for you with little effort and a small budget.</p>
<p>Another important way to have a space of your own is by having your own things in<br />
that space, even if those things are new. For instance, you can achieve the feeling<br />
of having your own space and your own things, by taking an active role in setting up<br />
the wedding registry to assure that some of the things you want make it to the list,<br />
instead of being overrun with pink, lacy everything.  A great idea would be to<br />
outfit your home office with a leather desk blotter or special lamp. A lot of stores<br />
and websites sell great items like this as gifts for your groomsmen, so while you<br />
are picking up gifts for them, pick up a few things for yourself. After all a new<br />
beginning sometimes means getting new stuff and a &#8220;man space&#8221; is no different.</p>
<p>One really great way to get the things you want for your &#8220;man cave&#8221;, &#8220;man-rage&#8221;, or<br />
whatever your space will be, is to make that the focus of a groom&#8217;s shower. More and<br />
more men are having groom&#8217;s showers and you can enlist the person who is planning it<br />
in helping you achieve the space you want. Depending on a variety of factors, you<br />
may do something as simple as have your guests bring items for your new space, to<br />
making the entire shower consist of making the space, sort of like &#8220;Extreme Home<br />
Makeover&#8221; for your home office or garage.</p>
<p>No matter what you do, be sure that you keep a little bit of space for yourself. In<br />
the long run, it will help you to appreciate all the great things about being<br />
married.</p>
<p>Ian Lurie and his team write articles for Groom Stand (<a href="http://www.groomstand.com" target="_blank">http://www.groomstand.com</a>).<br />
He&#8217;s successfully co-habitated with his wife for over 10 years.<strong>Similar Posts:</strong>
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