Subtitle: Eric & Regina's Path Back To Love
Short Description: When Dysfunction Becomes Normal follows Eric and Regina as they confront the quiet erosion of their marriage—where silence replaces connection, touch becomes infrequent, and small disagreements carry outsized weight.
What once felt manageable now threatens their happiness. Through honest communication, forgiveness, vulnerability, and openness, they discover that disconnection isn’t the end; it’s a signal. (Read that over again, it's one you should not ignore)
This book blends relatable storytelling with practical tools to help couples find their way back to emotional safety and connection.
When Dysfunction Becomes Normal
What’s Waiting For You Inside?
This book guides readers through:
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How communication breakdowns slowly normalize emotional distance
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Why forgiveness is essential for healing—not optional
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How vulnerability and openness rebuild trust and safety
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The cost of avoiding hard conversations
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Tools for expressing needs without blame or defensiveness
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How intentional connection restores intimacy over time
Eric and Regina’s journey reflects what many couples experience but struggle to name. Their story shows that love doesn’t disappear—it gets buried under routine, fear, and unspoken pain.
From their pending disconnect, you can find your own connection.Who This Book Is For
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Couples feeling emotionally disconnected but not ready to give up
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Partners stuck in cycles of miscommunication and unresolved tension
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Individuals who want healthier conversations without escalation
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Couples willing to look inward, not just point fingers
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Readers who want practical guidance, not clichés
Who This Book Is Not For-
Couples seeking validation to leave without self-reflection
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Readers unwilling to take responsibility for their role
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Anyone looking for quick fixes without emotional effort
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Those who believe love should function on autopilot
(If growth feels inconvenient, this book will feel uncomfortable—and that’s the point.)
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Disconnection rarely announces itself. It creeps in quietly—shorter conversations, fewer touches, unresolved resentment disguised as “just how things are.” In When Dysfunction Becomes Normal, Eric and Regina come face-to-face with a truth many couples avoid: what they’ve accepted as normal is slowly costing them their marriage.
This book explores what happens when love is still present, but connection is not. Through real conversations, emotional setbacks, and meaningful breakthroughs, Eric and Regina confront the patterns that have kept them stuck—avoidance, fear of vulnerability, and ineffective communication. What they learn is simple, but not easy: healing requires honesty, forgiveness, and the courage to be open even when it feels risky.
Grounded in relationship research and real-life coaching principles, this story highlights the power of active listening, emotional responsibility, and intentional connection. Readers are shown how small shifts—how you speak, listen, forgive, and show up—can dramatically change the emotional climate of a relationship.
This is not a romanticized version of love. It’s a realistic one. Growth isn’t linear. Progress comes with resistance. But when both partners commit to communication, vulnerability, and openness, dysfunction no longer defines the relationship—it becomes the starting point for transformation.
When Dysfunction Becomes Normal is for couples who know something isn’t right and are brave enough to do something about it. Because normal doesn’t always mean healthy—and love is worth more than survival mode.
