Is this a book that one can due solo? I have read several christain books, but in many cases that talk about what BOTH spouses responsibilities are. Those are not going to work for me since I don't have a willing particiapant in my wife. Does this book essentially say to set your boundries and then divorce if they don't want to follow them? What is the consequence that should be applied if boundries are not followed?
I suppose you are going to have to check out the book yourself... and if there is any way whatsoever for you to blame your wife for not being able to do anything that the book suggests, I'm sure you will find it.
As far as any consequences to be applied if the boundaries are not followed... I'm tired of doing the work FOR you, CeMar. I was trying to help you. But because of your constant crabbiness, your insenant bad mood, your unwillingness to help yourself, even the tiniest bit, I am not attracted to the idea, nor desirerous of the idea, of trying to help you any further. As a matter of fact, my CeMar empathy factor, right now, is completely used up.
I don't blame your wife in the least. I wouldn't have sex with you, either, and I even KNOW how to turn my LDness around on my own.
