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Love, Rebuilt: Building Trust, Merging Lives, and Finding Partnership After 50
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- ISBN8235049116
- EAN9798235049116
- Date de parution27/06/2026
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- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurIoakim Ioakim
Résumé
Most relationship advice assumes you're starting from nothing. After fifty, you're starting from everything. Two careers. Two financial histories. Adult children with opinions. An ex-spouse who never fully leaves the picture. Decades of habits formed long before you met. When you commit to someone later in life, you aren't painting on a blank canvas - you're merging two finished paintings and hoping the result still looks like a life.
Love, Rebuilt is written for people who already know the hardest truth about love: that on its own, it isn't enough. It trades reassurance for honesty and platitudes for mechanics - the money, the housing, the family logistics, the legal planning, and the quiet daily friction of sharing a home with someone whose ways were set decades ago. Inside, you'll work through: Rebuilding trust after betrayal or loss - and why doing it the second time is structurally different from doing it the first The money conversation nobody enjoys: prenups, mismatched retirement timelines, blended finances, and the inheritance question that can quietly poison everything The family web - adult children who disapprove, exes who remain, and the logistics of joining two long-established families Sharing a life, not just a house - negotiating space, routine, and habit when neither of you is starting fresh Intimacy without euphemism - physical and emotional closeness after loss, distance, or betrayal, treated like the adult subject it is The conversations people avoid - health, aging, end-of-life planning, and what to do when, despite real effort, it still isn't working This is a book for adults who have lived enough to distrust simple answers.
It isn't a fairy tale about second chances, it isn't a substitute for therapy, and it won't promise you that everything works out. The obstacles it tackles cut across gender and orientation, because the real challenges of late-life partnership are universal. If you're willing to try love again with clear eyes and realistic expectations, Love, Rebuilt will help you do it deliberately - and includes a Partnership Readiness Assessment, an Essential Conversations Checklist, and a curated resource guide for late-life partnerships.
Love, Rebuilt is written for people who already know the hardest truth about love: that on its own, it isn't enough. It trades reassurance for honesty and platitudes for mechanics - the money, the housing, the family logistics, the legal planning, and the quiet daily friction of sharing a home with someone whose ways were set decades ago. Inside, you'll work through: Rebuilding trust after betrayal or loss - and why doing it the second time is structurally different from doing it the first The money conversation nobody enjoys: prenups, mismatched retirement timelines, blended finances, and the inheritance question that can quietly poison everything The family web - adult children who disapprove, exes who remain, and the logistics of joining two long-established families Sharing a life, not just a house - negotiating space, routine, and habit when neither of you is starting fresh Intimacy without euphemism - physical and emotional closeness after loss, distance, or betrayal, treated like the adult subject it is The conversations people avoid - health, aging, end-of-life planning, and what to do when, despite real effort, it still isn't working This is a book for adults who have lived enough to distrust simple answers.
It isn't a fairy tale about second chances, it isn't a substitute for therapy, and it won't promise you that everything works out. The obstacles it tackles cut across gender and orientation, because the real challenges of late-life partnership are universal. If you're willing to try love again with clear eyes and realistic expectations, Love, Rebuilt will help you do it deliberately - and includes a Partnership Readiness Assessment, an Essential Conversations Checklist, and a curated resource guide for late-life partnerships.













