After the Happily Ever After: Empowering Women and Mothers in Relationships

After the Happily Ever After: Empowering Women and Mothers in Relationships
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Publisher : Demeter Press
Total Pages : 288
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ISBN-10 : 9781772581294
ISBN-13 : 1772581291
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Book Synopsis After the Happily Ever After: Empowering Women and Mothers in Relationships by : Linda Rose Ennis

Download or read book After the Happily Ever After: Empowering Women and Mothers in Relationships written by Linda Rose Ennis and published by Demeter Press. This book was released on 2017-09-01 with total page 288 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: This book is about the two-tiered system and invisible imbalance that operates within the framework of the family. It is about the fantasy of the “happily-ever- after,” which the wedding industry promotes and Western society reinforces. Why are we hanging onto this faux happiness at the expense of our future well-being? Why don’t we wonder what happened after “they lived happily ever after” and if, in fact, they really do? What I hope to achieve by writing this book is to rattle the cage of young brides, about to embark on this journey, to talk about these issues with their future partners and to set the system up in a more equal way, so no one is caught off guard if and when things crumble. It will be difficult to achieve this task because no one wants to think about things falling apart before the marriage even begins, and most certainly it sours the sweetness of the fantasy of the “happily ever after,” as we know it. What we don’t realize is that there will be less bitterness and upset for the family, especially for the children, if we pursue this line of thinking. Isn’t that the real “happily-ever-after?”


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