Before You Say "I Do"

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…indicators tend to endure. Marriage is something we have to work at; there is no Cinderella story, no prince charming. There are real people with positive and negative character qualities who learn how to love and communicate in a way which helps their marriages grow instead of fail. Source Database Master File Premier section Society and The Arts Title- The Science Of a Good Marriage Barbara Kantrowitz, Pat Winger Newsweek (Atlantic Edition)Vol. 133 Issue 17 p64