About This Book
No Fairy Dust. Just Facts, Fights, and a Little Funny.
Let’s not sugarcoat it — marriage today is less “happily ever after” and more “Wi-Fi passwords and weird sleeping positions.” But if you’re married, almost married, or just nosy, this book has something for you. Here’s a sneak peek.
Let’s be honest — marriage has taken quite a beating lately.
Divorce rates are up, wedding hashtags are down, and these days you’re more likely to get “matched” by an algorithm than by your grandmother’s prayers.
In a world where swiping right can score you a date faster than a pizza delivery, many people are left wondering ‘is marriage still worth the trouble?’
Back then, marriage was the ultimate life milestone — a sacred union sealed with vows, flowers, and sometimes, a suspiciously undercooked wedding cake. It was simple. You married once, you stayed, you endured, and you learned to love whatever came your way.“Partners for life” wasn’t just a cute slogan — it was the only option. Fast forward to today, and the landscape has changed.
Sure, many couples still pour their life savings into one day — the fairy tale wedding with flashy cars, coordinated dances, a drone video, and 300 guests (200 of whom the bride doesn’t actually know). But here’s the funny part: for many, the wedding feels like the finish line. The moment they say “I do,” it’s as if the credits should roll and Ed Sheeran should start singing softly in the background.
Sure, many couples still pour their life savings into one day — the fairy tale wedding with flashy cars, coordinated dances, a drone video, and 300 guests (200 of whom the bride doesn’t actually know).But here’s the funny part: for many, the wedding feels like the finish line. The moment they say “I do,” it’s as if the credits should roll and Ed Sheeran should start singing softly in the background.
So this book isn’t here to sprinkle fairy dust on your relationship.
It’s here to hand you the toolkit: the hard truths, the humor, and the heads-up.
For the married, the soon-to-be, the once-burnt, or the curious — you’ll find out that the ‘real marriage story starts long after the honeymoon luggage is unpacked.‘