A Little Bit Married
Published by Grand Central Publishing
This insightful guide full of expert advice and anecdotes to help you navigate that confusing time after “just dating” and before “I do.”
You’ve been dating for more than a year. You talk on the phone with his parents. You go on vacations with each other’s families. And yet, you’re still left wondering: “Where is this going?” If this sounds familiar, you’re not alone. While no one needs to rush into marriage, many women find themselves in the seemingly endless state of being a little bit married.
In this practical, no-holds-barred guide, Hannah Seligson delivers an eye-opening look at why serial long-term relationships have become the new romantic rite of passage. From making life-changing sacrifices for your partner to dealing with doubts, Seligson explains how to make the most of this ambiguous situation, including:
• What are the signs that your partner is ready for long-term commitment?
• How do you make decisions about careers, cohabitation, and religion when there isn’t a ring?
• What’s the best way to mention the “M” word to a commitment-phobe?
• How long should you stay A Little Bit Married before tying the knot . . . or moving on?
You’ve been dating for more than a year. You talk on the phone with his parents. You go on vacations with each other’s families. And yet, you’re still left wondering: “Where is this going?” If this sounds familiar, you’re not alone. While no one needs to rush into marriage, many women find themselves in the seemingly endless state of being a little bit married.
In this practical, no-holds-barred guide, Hannah Seligson delivers an eye-opening look at why serial long-term relationships have become the new romantic rite of passage. From making life-changing sacrifices for your partner to dealing with doubts, Seligson explains how to make the most of this ambiguous situation, including:
• What are the signs that your partner is ready for long-term commitment?
• How do you make decisions about careers, cohabitation, and religion when there isn’t a ring?
• What’s the best way to mention the “M” word to a commitment-phobe?
• How long should you stay A Little Bit Married before tying the knot . . . or moving on?
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