Would you marry you? is a book about examining the relationship that you have with yourself and if you would make a lifetime commitment to yourself. Over two hundred questions about the relationship that you have with yourself are presented in this intriguing work. You will find the conversation that you have with yourself, your friends, and your family will take on many twists and turns as you discover if you really would marry yourself!

Internal Balance -Would You Marry You? Is a content rich manuscript that journeys from the micro to the macro universe in the turn of a page. The book is based on Melanie and Oshea's philosophy - that everyone has the innate ability to love themselves into wholeness, creating an overflow that loves without expectations, conditions and by default. Internal Balance - Would You Marry You? is a prayer, an affirmation, a blessed relationship reference guide. It is a reminder of your validation, worthiness, and contract with self, to love, live and express your life's purpose out-loud unapologetically. The book explores essential methods to bring love, balance and harmony into our lives by simply saying -I Do- to self. Would You Marry You? Is the theme of the books fabric, inciting laughter, provoking thought, and encouraging stillness through rumination, as one voyage through these poignant questions and antidotes for self-love.

From Bill and Pam Farrel, bestselling authors of Men Are Like Waffles—Women Are Like Spaghetti and Red-Hot Monogamy, comes a new book especially for dating and engaged couples. Filled with their trademark wisdom, humor, and insight, The Before-You-Marry Book of Questions will help couples delight in their differences plan their financial future sort through family obstacles lay a strong foundation for a marriage that goes the distance give their marriage to God With “his and hers” quizzes and ideas for dates where couples can talk openly and freely about their relationship and future, The Before-You-Marry Book of Questions is a practical and essential guide for any couple building a life together.

A collection of essays extended from The New York Times' most-read article of 2016. Anyone we might marry could, of course, be a little bit wrong for us. We don’t expect bliss every day. The fault isn’t entirely our own; it has to do with the devilish truth that anyone we’re liable to meet is going to be rather wrong, in some fascinating way or another, because this is simply what all humans happen to be – including, sadly, ourselves. This collection of essays proposes that we don’t need perfection to be happy. So long as we enter our relationships in the right spirit, we have every chance of coping well enough with, and even delighting in, the inevitable and distinctive wrongness that lies in ourselves and our beloveds.

Do you desire to be married? Are you waiting on "the one"? Have you ever asked yourself, "Would I marry me?" We dream of a man asking for our hand in marriage, yet are you the woman of your dreams? In this 7-day devotional, Kristin Kimble will challenge and encourage you to take the time to self evaluate your understanding and thoughts toward marriage and yourself. Through scriptures and thought provoking questions, by the end of day seven, you should emphatically say, "I do" to yourself!

"I can't wait any longer." My hands are tied with his necktie, leaving no escape from his passionate kisses... Am I left with no choice but to sign the marriage agreement!?

According to Spencer W. Kimball, "Marriage is perhaps the most vital of all the decisions and has the most far-reaching effects, for it has to do not only with immediate happiness, but also with eternal joys. It affects not only the two people involved, but also their families and particularly their children and their children’s children down through the many generations’, so the issue is quite important than most of might think. That’s why the need for the book, Will You Marry Me? The purpose of this book is to chart a course for a successful marriage. A successful marriage is one that is enduring, and has endured, the many hits that are an inevitable part of weathering life's storms - which will naturally and inevitably beat upon it, relentlessly. To achieve this, a lot of things have to be put into consideration. Many desire marriage but they are not really prepared for it; some understanding about marriage is nothing but sex and procreation but marriage is deeper than that. Before considering marriage we must become a marriage material first, especially if successful marriage is your dream. There are things to look into as a man/woman for you to prepare for marriage. Not every man is a marriage material and even women. So there are things to look into as we prepare for marriage. A lot of people pray for God to give them His best; the question that automatically comes to mind is: are you the best of God? That’s why we should prepare ourselves for that estate called marriage. So in Will You Marry Me?, it outines some basic things that must put into play for a successful marriage such as: • God’s Covenant of Marriage • Becoming a Marriage Material • Things To Do Before Making a Choice • Understanding Your Place in Marriage • Questions You Need To Ask Yourself before You Say, “Will You Marry Me” • Secrets To Discovering Your Soul Mate • The Place of Trust In Marriage • Power of Communication In Marriage • Common Mistakes To Avoid • The Kind of Men to Avoid • The Kind of Women To Avoid • The Bad Reason To Enter A Relationship • The Final Word Before You Say, “Will You Marry Me” • The Right Time To Move On From A Bad Relationship • How To Know The Right Relationship So you can get it wrong this time as you read this book. Is a book that has been referred to by many as the Relationship Life Saver!