How to Stay in Love

“the things I wrote in my book, like you know, my book, How to Stay in Love: Practical Wisdom from an Unlikely Source, the idea was not to to to just talk about people in troubled relationships”

“And that's the stuff I tried to talk about in my book is that people come in and they go, well, you know, we're unhappy with each other.”

“And so, there's a chapter in my book called Hits and Now, where I talk about exactly that, where I say, "You need to be able to have these conversations”

“There's a chapter in my book about nannies.”

“The advice I give in the book is is that I think that … wives can can embrace the part of themselves that's the nanny.”

“The following is a conversation with James Sexton, a divorce attorney and the author of 'How to Stay in Love: A Divorce Lawyer's Guide to Staying Together.'”

“I've always, I think I say it somewhere in the book that, you go to weddings and when the bride walks in,”