Q&A: Do Relationships Need The “In Love Experience”?
Q: You talk about “in love euphoria.” What about relationships that start without this “feeling” and are more “intellectually based” Is this healthy? A (Gary Chapman): I think that’s perfectly fine. ...
My fiancé and I fight daily. What should we do?
Q: My fiancé and I have been fighting daily, it’s beginning to worry me. Is this going to be a problem in our marriage? A (Gary Chapman): All couples have ...
What do I do if he doesn’t want kids?
Q: The man of my dreams—the man I’m marrying—just told me he doesn’t want to have kids. I’m devastated. What does one do? A (Gary Chapman): I would say you ...
Should I break up the relationship if he is checking out other girls?
Q: My fiancé always checks out girls while I am with him. Not every girl but when it happens, I feel like I am disappearing and very insulted. Should I ...
Are all my girlfriend’s flirty ‘guy friends’ a problem?
Q: My girlfriend has a lot of friends that are guys—guys that are always flirting with her. When I mention that it bothers me that she talks to them so ...
How long is too long for an engagement?
Q: How long is too long for an engagement? A: I would say that it depends on how long you dated before you got engaged. If you’ve dated for two years ...
How can I know I am still in love once the “tingly” feelings subside?
Q: If I am in a dating relationship which has moved out of the ‘tingly’ love stage, how do I know that I am still in love with this person ...
How can we as a couple handle the sexual cravings before we get married?
Q: “We are a Christian engaged couple growing in our walk with God. However, we are not virgins and this is the first time both us are actively pursuing abstinence ...
Why do some husbands clam up under stress or in conflict?
Q: How come when a wife cries during a stressful time it typically unsettles the husband—who suddenly will climb inside himself because HE is uncomfortable— instead of genuinely caring for what ...
How can a couple work around differences that are potentially hurtful?
Q: How can a couple find ways to work around legitimate differences that sometimes are, by nature, hurtful to the other person? For instance, one spouse’s love language is quality time, ...
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