No one should ever feel alone or unloved in their marriage.Marriage can be a really beautiful thing and although some persons were not meant to be together from the start, this should not be confused with those who are. The confusion may lie in the couple having an extremely difficult time communicating, understanding each other and even showing that they truly love and care about the other person. Selfishness may be the problem or fear to openly display the emotions one feels deep within his or her soul. Whatever it is, if any tinge of care is still present, there is hope of not only salvaging the marriage, but having a loving relationship with that special person you once made a serious commitment to.J.S. Wright is an author and motivator, and has been married to the same man for nearly three decades. In 'How To Have A Loving Marriage With An Unlovable Spouse', she gives clear and concise insight into what elements are needed in order to have a good, healthy, loving and peaceful marital relationship in light of the fact that each partner is different, carries his or her own baggage and has been shaped by their differing childhood environment. Based on her own experience, she covers thought-provoking areas of concern that may make the difference in a relationship that constantly finds itself "on the rocks" or is now on the verge of divorce. Those contemplating marriage may also find this read a useful tool going forward in a life-long commitment where one future spouse may be the complete, polar opposite of the other and especially one who could be clearly viewed as "difficult" to love or understand.