Publisher's Synopsis
Should I stay married for the sake of my children? Does this classify as abuse? Why am I so unhappy? What does a good marriage even look like?
Whenever you're prepared for honest solutions to these and similar questions, The D term explains you how to dig deep and discover them-and then go ahead into a better, happier future. From the host of the critically successful The Divorce Survival Guide Podcasts comes a book that delivers the clarity, calm, and answers women need to make educated choices about their marriages, break toxic behaviors, and establish the life they truly desire. Every year, nearly to a million women battle to decide wether to divorce their spouses. Some are in marriages that appear to be unsalvageable, yet we're scared that divorce would affect their kids. Others feel guilt-ridden and puzzled over their dissatisfaction with a partner who seems, to the outer world at least, to be absolutely fine. And there was are those between, who are restless and aware of issues which could be either insurmountable or fixable, with no notion how to determine the difference. The D term is the comprehensive yet approachable guide to anyone who want to take ownership of their lives, through ending or rebuilding their marriage. Written in Michael Johnston's typical straight-talking, motivating style, The D term is more than a practical handbook for individuals facing divorce. It also illustrates how cultural and societal pressures negatively affect the way we interact and demands, stacking the odds towards women. And it gives a framework for competent decision-making and permanent growth and change-whether readers decide to stay in the relationship or leave it.
