There is no perfect marriage. All marriages have fights and disagreements. The average marriage has less than a 50% survival rate. As much as you might love one another, you may not be compatible in ways you never thought about. For instance, you may think you have the same views on raising children. Naturally you will both want good friends, doing well in school, respect, love, and all the normal things that are involved in raising a child. The how is where the issues come in. How do you react when the child acts up, do you both believe in time-outs, punishing, even hitting? How long is the punishment or time out? The way you were both raised has lots to do with how you handle the situation. Since you might have both been raised to do the same things, how you were raised might be completely different. If your child suffers from an illness like depression, how will you handle that? This type of illness can put a great deal of pressure on a relationship. A relationship will go through many issues over the course of a lifetime, many things you have yet to contemplate, things nobody has ever told you. In my book, I try to cover some of these issues to better prepare you for what is ahead.Part of the proceeds will be donated to the American DiabetesAssociation