Women Who Love Too Much

When You Keep Wishing and Hoping He'll Change

By: Robin Norwood

Narrated by: Ellen Archer

The world-renowned bestseller for women addicted to unhealthy relationships—updated and with a new introduction

If your relationships are unhappy, unfulfilling, even ego destroying… If your yearning for love is frustrated by a partner who is more interested in work, substances, or other women than in you… If being in love means being in pain…then this book was written for you.

Women Who Love Too Much distills Robin Norwood’s entire career as a therapist specializing in the treatment of co-alcoholism and relationship addiction. Through their own words and stories, women who love too much reveal the roots of their attraction to difficult, troubled, distant men, and Norwood offers them—and you—a way out of the pain using a ten-point guide to recovery, happiness, and fulfillment. First published in 1985 and translated into dozens of languages, Women Who Love Too Much has changed the lives of millions of women around the world. Let it change yours too.

Life Altering!

My headline says it all. This book changed the way I look at everything.

I learned alot about myself & the healing process

I'm not well, I will be, this book shows me how to heal myself thanks

Shook!

I feel like I learned so much about myself. Wow!!! The comparison with alcoholism and women who love toooo much really shook me. I never thought a book could instill so much knowledge and action!! The beginning of the book dove right into sad and intense stories of woman who love too much and I had to pause it for a couple of days to mentally prepare myself. After going through the entire book I understand why it started like that. I sit here contemplating my courage and how I will use this book to take action in my life. If you read this book you will not stay the same.

Great book

I liked th stories and the explanations that were used to portray complex family issues and subsequent mate selections. And of course the problems caused by lack of self-esteem and self-understanding.

I would recommend this book

For me the value of this book was contained more in the last one third. The detailed stories and vignettes were interesting but did not find any value in them. I was however felt helped by the last part of the book where she spoke of specific things you could do to help yourself