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2. Surrendered wife - Wikipedia

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   The Surrendered Wives movement is inspired by a book, The Surrendered Wife by Laura Doyle. Its supporters suggest that women should relinquish what Doyle deems to be inappropriate control of their husbands and focus on their own happiness in order to bring romance and intimacy back to their relationship.

3. The World's Desire - Wikipedia

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   The pair also carried on a correspondence on the dedication pages of their separate works. They were very supportive of each other's progress and proud of the advancements in the romance genre they had made. Lang wrote poems hailing Haggard and their colleague Stevenson for bringing romance novels back to life.

4. Let’s Bring Back Romance - AOL

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   Romance can add so much to our experience of daily life. It helps us break free from our habits and can expand our sense of who we are and what we are capable of.

5. Does Marriage Really Bring People Happiness? A Discussion - AOL

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   A discussion with 'Get Married' author Brad Wilcox.

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7. Myths of romantic love - Wikipedia

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   Cerretti also proposes the myths promote men to view romance as a domain requiring their lone initiation and later full direction, while also subduing all emotional sensitivity. [ 7 ] Researcher Sánchez-Sicilia found in a study [ 1 ] that monogamous people and people who had never had a romantic relationship were most likely to believe in ...

8. The Convenient Marriage - Wikipedia

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   The Convenient Marriage is a Georgian romance novel by Georgette Heyer published in 1934. The novel is set in 1776 and concerns the relationship between Horatia Winwood and Lord Marcus Drelincourt. [ 1 ]

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