Author: Dan Saferstein
Publisher: Hyperion
Publication Date: 2000-06-14
Features: You don’t have to wait for someone to diet to cry. You can probably find something worth crying about within your own life. Sometimes we don’t even have to look that closely. It could be sitting like a pink elephant in your own little living room; if you feel disconnected from your partner, that is your pink elephant. You need to start crying about it now, since there is a chance that your tears might be able to loosen the disappointment that has clenched your hearts; and quite frankly, it is a chance worth taking. I say this because the loneliness of a disconnected relationship can feel as terrifying as death, which might be why I have chosen to tell you what happened to Rebecca and what happened prior to that with Jennifer and me all in the same breath. Dan Saferstein is a licensed psychologist in private practice and consults with individuals, management, and athlete camps. He lives in Ann Arbor, Michigan, with his wife and three children.
LOVE FOR THE LIVING (Life's Love)
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