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Married to Menopause: Keeping the Marriage Together One Hot Flash at a Time is a humorous, honest, and compassionate look at how menopause affects not only women, but also the marriages and relationships surrounding them.
Written from a husband’s perspective, Marlon Dean explores the confusion, communication changes, intimacy challenges, emotional distance, sleepless nights, thermostat battles, and unexpected moments that can arise when menopause enters a marriage. With relatable storytelling, grown-man humor, sarcasm, practical insight, and a light touch of menopause education, Dean gives voice to spouses who may be struggling to understand what is happening while honoring the very real physical and emotional changes women experience.
This is not a book about blame or deciding who has it harder. It is about helping couples understand each other better during a season neither person may have been fully prepared for.
At its heart, Married to Menopause is about friendship, patience, communication, intimacy, grace, and choosing to remain connected when marriage enters unfamiliar territory.
Because menopause does not just happen to women. It happens to marriages. And sometimes the best way through it is to learn, communicate, extend a little grace and keep laughing together.
One hot flash at a time.
Married to Menopause: Keeping the Marriage Together One Hot Flash at a Time is a humorous, honest, and compassionate look at how menopause affects not only women, but also the marriages and relationships surrounding them.
Written from a husband’s perspective, Marlon Dean explores the confusion, communication changes, intimacy challenges, emotional distance, sleepless nights, thermostat battles, and unexpected moments that can arise when menopause enters a marriage. With relatable storytelling, grown-man humor, sarcasm, practical insight, and a light touch of menopause education, Dean gives voice to spouses who may be struggling to understand what is happening while honoring the very real physical and emotional changes women experience.
This is not a book about blame or deciding who has it harder. It is about helping couples understand each other better during a season neither person may have been fully prepared for.
At its heart, Married to Menopause is about friendship, patience, communication, intimacy, grace, and choosing to remain connected when marriage enters unfamiliar territory.
Because menopause does not just happen to women. It happens to marriages. And sometimes the best way through it is to learn, communicate, extend a little grace and keep laughing together.
One hot flash at a time.