Laura Doyle Bücher

Viele Frauen haben zwar ihre Lektionen in Emanzipation durchlaufen, lassen sich längst nichts mehr gefallen – und leben seitdem ungewollt als Singles. Laura Doyle beschreibt, wie sie es geschafft hat, ihre Ehekrise zu überwinden und mit ihrem Mann in einer glücklichen, liebevollen Beziehung zu leben. Ihr Erfolgskonzept ist überraschend und widerspricht auf den ersten Blick völlig den modernen Vorstellungen von weiblicher Emanzipation. Ganz bewusst rückt die Autorin von den üblichen Konzepten der offenen Konfliktaustragung und der völligen Gleichstellung ab. Sie greift auf eher traditionelle Grundwerte und Rollen in der Ehe zurück: Respekt, Dankbarkeit und Vertrauen statt Druck, Forderungen und Kritik. Das Buch erinnert daran, wie jede Frau schon mit wenigen Worten, Gesten und kleinen alltäglichen Liebesbeweisen ihren Mann und sich selbst wieder glücklich macht. „Lassen Sie Ihren Mann tun, was er will – und er wird tun, was Sie wollen.“ Denn wenn er sich nicht mehr ständig bevormundet und kritisiert fühlt, wird er mehr Verantwortung für Heim und Familie entwickeln und seine Frau wieder auf Händen tragen.

Traumprinzen lassen sich nicht einfangen, denn sie sind Jäger und wollen eine Frau erobern. Die beste Strategie für weibliche Singles lautet: ganz Frau sein und ihn mit der Kraft weiblicher Hingabe verführen. Laura Doyle empfiehlt, Vertrauen zu entwickeln, statt mit den Männern zu konkurrieren oder sie kontrollieren zu wollen. Hingabe, Liebe und eine positive Lebenseinstellung sind das wahre Rezept für die glückliche, dauerhafte Partnerschaft.

Weaving together feminist, decolonial, and dialectical theory, Laura Doyle theorizes the co-emergence of empires, institutions, language regimes, stratified economies, and literary cultures over the longue duree.

Over 150,000 women in 16 languages and 27 countries have used the Surrendered Wife principles to make their relationships vibrant and exhilarating again. These are the up-close and personal stories of 18 women who show you exactly how they did it. These women were struggling and stuck until they applied the skills that helped unlock their feminine gifts and made them feel cherished again. The skills that changed everything for the better for these women are neither difficult nor complicated, but they're not what most of us saw modeled growing up. Creating the intimacy and passion you crave doesn't have to be hard if you follow someone who has gone before you. Some had been to numerous marriage counselors with no luck, or were right at divorce's door. Others knew that the sizzle was gone. Their stories reveal how they empowered themselves to create playful, passionate relationships-and how you can too.

Focusing on personal experiences and insights, the author shares her journey from a troubled marriage to a fulfilling one by learning from women in long-lasting relationships. After finding traditional counseling ineffective, she discovered that the key to a happy marriage lies in respect, trust, and personal responsibility. The book introduces "Six Intimacy Skills" that have successfully helped over 50,000 women revitalize their marriages. Readers are encouraged to embrace these skills to foster energy, intimacy, and love in their relationships.

The book presents a groundbreaking perspective on Anglophone history and literary traditions, arguing that concepts of freedom were perceived as a racial inheritance, while liberty was considered the inherent condition of white individuals. This analysis explores the intersections of race, identity, and power, offering a critical examination of how these ideas have shaped historical narratives and literary expressions within the Anglophone world.

Focusing on the journey of single women, the book introduces a transformative approach to finding love by encouraging them to embrace surrender rather than control. The author, a bestselling relationship guru, asserts that good men are abundant, but women need to develop the skills to identify and connect with them. By shifting perspectives, the book aims to empower women in their pursuit of meaningful relationships, challenging traditional notions of dating and intimacy.

Laura Anne Doyle argues that many of the major texts of twentieth century literature revolve around concepts embodied in mother figures. By studying key novels of the Harlem Renaissance and Modernism and drawing upon the history of eugenics and anthropology, Doyle shows how mother figures represent boundaries of race and ethnicity.

"Can a wife single-handedly bring a boring or broken marriage back to life? This improved and expanded edition of Laura Doyle's acclaimed First, Kill All the Marriage Counselors features real-life success stories from empowered wives who have done just that--and provides a step-by-step guide to revitalizing your own marriage. Laura Doyle's marriage was in trouble, and couples counseling wasn't helping. On the brink of divorce, she decided to talk to women who'd been happily married for over a decade, and their advice stunned her. From it, she distilled Six Intimacy Skills--woman-centric practices that ended her overwhelm and resentment, restoring the playfulness and passion in her marriage"--Google Books