If you want to let go of anxiety in love and embrace a peaceful relationship, even if you've never been able to before, then keep reading...

Anxiety is a word somefearbecause people call it taboo, but this is the single worst thing anyone can say In reality, anxiety is a monstrous form that wears different masks. I have personally faced this monster, and I know so many other people who have.


Imagine this: You find yourself waking up in the morning with a sudden dread deep inside of you after finding out your partner wants to separate. You don't know what's happening the first time you experience it. You feel thisimmense pressureon your chest, but you know that you're a perfect picture of health. You feel like every effort to draw breath is pointless.You are scared


My first time experiencing this anxiety convinced me that my heart had failed me. I thought the end was drawing near and my partner would surely find me dead. I felt myself go into apanic, and my thoughts became a speeding train. I could see the lights from this speeding train heading straight toward me. There is no feeling in the world that can compare to this. I felt my world disintegrating before me. My entire life changed after this monster took hold of me. It affected my relationship further and my ability to function, and I found myselfalonefaster than you can drop a quarter. My partner was gone and would only return for his clothes. I felt my pain resonating through every aspect of my life.


It took time to get up and dust myself off; it didn't happen overnight. My connection to new people and repairing my relationship with my partner is the only reason I stand today.


That's why I've written this book, to help you stand today, just like me.


In this book, you will find:

• How to recognizecommon anxiety types;
• Assistance to take the first step to astronger relationshipby identifying these commontriggers;
• An analysis of the deeply engraved problems that could harm your relationship;
• Storiesfrom other anxiety sufferers to help you learn that you're not alone;
• Tipsto familiarize yourself with who you are;
• An understanding of how your pastinfluencesyour current relationship;
• The various types of relationships out there such as multi-racial, heterosexual, and homosexual;
• How tosupport your partnerwho's anxious;
• Simple advice toimproveyour romantic relationship;
• Easy stepsto follow when dating that could lead to love;
• How toget outof an irreparable relationship;
• How to achieve andmaintain a good relationship;
• Knowledge from other people's experiences, including my own, that will help you beat this monster.

Whether you're new to this dreaded situation or you've suffered from anxiety in your relationship for years and been too afraid to reach out, I want you to open up and take the first step.


You might be asking:"How can I trust a book I find online?" I understand trust is a difficult thing for you to hand out, but this book is written by people who've suffered themselves. No one can understand your pain better than someone who has been through it.