Love is not Begged

Loving is one of the most wonderful experiences in life. Everyone desires to love and be loved. At any given moment, somewhere in the world, someone is singing a love song or expressing their feelings to the person they cherish. If this is the case, why do so many people endure disappointment and, instead of embracing the beauty of love, find themselves suffering bitterly from not experiencing it to the fullest?
One of the central questions this book explores is why so many individuals become ensnared in situations that, rather than guiding them toward a lifelong partner, lead to conflicts that rob them of the opportunity to experience the full joy of love and all it represents in terms of personal fulfillment and growth.
The author delves into various traps that prevent people from truly loving: loneliness, social pressure, self-deception, arrogance, stubbornness, desperation, ignorance, misguided role models, and vanity. He proposes practical strategies to break free from these obstacles, empowering readers to avoid becoming individuals who feel compelled to beg for love.
This is the second edition in English, corrected. In Spanish, the book has already been published for seven editions and has also been translated into other languages.
Miguel Ángel Núñez, PhD, of Chilean-Argentine descent, is a family counselor and marriage therapist with vast experience. He travels the world delivering lectures and has been a university professor for over 30 years. He is regularly invited to speak on subjects such as child education, sexuality, family dynamics, marriage, anthropology, and ethics. Happily married with two adult children, who are also married, he is a proud grandfather of four grandchildren. He has authored over 100 books. Lives in Spain