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There was laughter and tears and misunderstandings galore. This is the delightful story of two psychiatrists with opposing views on what makes a successful couple. There's nothing that happens or is said that wasn't absolutely perfect for this outstan... Read More
Taylor believes it is through shared interests that a marriage can be sustained, while jonathan believes it's the sizzle that counts. Taylor and jonathan have a personal history that stirs the plot pot. They are the cutest couple.
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Taylor has raised her daughter alone with the help of her mother
The psychologist with the most couples together at the end of the month wins the betthe story follows the journey of some of those couples
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- This product had a total of 377 reviews as of our last analysis date on Mar 15 2023.
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Two psychologists with opposing views on what makes a relationship work appear on a talk show
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After some onair squabbling and egged on by the host the two enter into a bet on whose theory works best
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Taylor believes it is through shared interests that a marriage can be sustained while jonathan believes its the sizzle that counts
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A group of couples agree to live together for one month as a married couple half chosen by her criteria half his
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I probably would have struggled to warm up to her except for that complication i mentioned earlier then i was allin with her
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At first i didnt care for the pointofview from the three pairs of contestants but i generally dont care for more than 3 or 4 points of view in a book so it might be my own bias
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I felt they were a bit too cliché and took attention away from the main characters story
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If those stories had impacted the main characters or caused them to change or grow personally it would have been a much tighter story weave
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