Marriage Advice - Fact or Fiction?

The Internet and television are very valuable resources for many of your unanswered questions about life, love, relationships, and marriage. There is much to learn that is available on the Internet and TV. But all that is out there is not the truth, it is not accurate, and it can be misleading. And it can be hurtful!

So, here is what we ask you to do – ask yourself these questions when you find advice on the Internet and on television about life, love, relationships, and marriage:

1. Do those who have written or spoken the advice have the proper academic credentials?

2. Do the advice givers have personal and credible evidence to support the notion that they are “experts” in their field of “advice?”

3. When you carefully read or listen to the advice being given, ask yourself this question – is the advice overly hyped?

4. Ask yourself this question – is their advice “beyond belief?”

5. Is the advice you are reading on the Internet from a source you can trust?

To find out more about what you can do to determine if the advice you hear is fact or fiction, just read the entire article, Marriage Advice - Fact or Fiction?