The next time you hear a man say, "I can't wait to dig into this self-help book about marriage!" will also likely be the first time. Very few men truly enjoy those books, especially the ones filled with questionnaires, surveys, and tests at the end of every chapter. Thankfully, "How To Fail As a Husband" isn't one of them. You're probably considering this book because you actually don't want to fail. You may have already tried solutions that haven't worked: therapists, getting advice from that weirdly happy old married guy down the street, or maybe you even attended the dreaded weekend marriage encounter seminar. If those things helped you figure out how not to fail as a husband, good for you. Go watch a movie or clean out your garage. Not failing as a husband requires just a couple of things: understanding why most relationships fail, and then doing the things that reduce or eliminate the possibility of failure and increase the chances of being fulfilled in your relationship. "How To Fail As a Husband" is filled with short, personal, often funny, and to-the-point chapters that each have one easily implemented act that is used by husbands who don't end up failing. Congrats on starting down the road to not being a failure at this relationship thing.