The Marital Arts – Create Your Marriage
by Larry Stallman
Click to purchase.
Tag Archives: love
Manipulation: Good For Puppets, Bad For Couples
Of course I don’t do it; and I know YOU don’t do it; but SOME people, actually employ manipulative strategies in an effort to get what they want in their relationships. Can you imagine? Punch: Oh deary me, deary deary … Continue reading
Posted in Marriage, Uncategorized
Tagged affection, committed relationship, gay marriage, love, marriage, relationships
Leave a comment
On Resolving Differences
The challenges offered in the course of living a shared life are ceaseless. They begin when two people accept the task of occupying the same space in the universe and commit to an interdependent collaboration in the creation of a … Continue reading
Posted in Marriage
Tagged affection, committed relationship, conflict resolution, gay marriage, love, marriage, relationships
Leave a comment
Arguments
Often, when clients enter my office, they will report, “We argued a lot this week;” or “We didn’t argue much this week;” as though that reflects a measure of their progress or the status of their relationship. They’re often confused … Continue reading
Posted in Marriage
Tagged affection, committed relationship, conflict resolution, gay marriage, love, marriage, relationships
1 Comment
Marital Values
The Marital Arts reflect a set of attitudes, values, intentions and skills that contribute to the lifelong process of creation and re-creation that is a committed relationship. The Marital Artist is a person who dedicates him- or herself to the … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged affection, committed relationship, gay marriage, love, marriage, relationships
Leave a comment
Marriage Offers a Transcendent Opportunity
A marital relationship with the right person at the right time can provide a transcendent opportunity; an opportunity that offers an alternative to the somnambulant march through a life shaped by the accidents of our birth. The accidents of birth … Continue reading
Posted in Marriage
Tagged affection, committed relationship, gay marriage, love, marriage, relationships
Leave a comment
Marriage in Context
Our impulse to bond is such a primitive, complex and essential force, that cultures throughout the world have deemed it necessary to provide oversight through ritual and rite. Where this occurs, individuals, for better or worse, inherit a whole set … Continue reading
Posted in Marriage
Tagged affection, committed relationship, gay marriage, love, marriage, relationships
1 Comment
Marriage. What’s the Point?
What is the point? Why do any of us do this “marriage” thing? Many of us don’t. For many the institution of marriage seems archaic (who wants to live in an institution anyway, har, har). We can certainly do most … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged affection, committed relationship, gay marriage, love, marriage, relationships
Leave a comment
Welcome to The Marital Arts Website
Welcome to The Marital Arts’ website. The writer Elbert Hubbard said, “Art is not a thing; it is a way.” A marital life characterized by dull routine, strained affections, absent or unfulfilling sex, and the stresses of unrelieved responsibility seems, … Continue reading