The Awkward Couple’s Guide to Getting Weird: A Real-Life Guide to Sex, Trust, and Laughing Your Way Through Marriage

What if the key to a stronger marriage wasn't therapy or romance… but getting weird together?This is a memoir about a real marriage. It's also the most honest book about long-term relationships you're likely to read this year — with the awkward parts left in.Jason and Stephanie Class went from church kids on mission trips to one of the most talked-about couples in the lifestyle. But this isn't the book about how they got there. It's the book about how they stayed each other's the whole time — through the bad first nights, the unexpected detours, the moments that should've ended the marriage and instead made it.It's brutally honest. Often hilarious. Sometimes uncomfortable. And full of the kind of trust that only gets built when two people stop pretending.Inside, you'll find:10 chapters of real stories from a real marriage — the embarrassing, the transformative, and the ones you'll want to read out loud to your partnerNamed concepts you can actually use together: the Yes Game, the French Fry Rule, the Relationship Bubble, 3-2-1, Best Friend EnergyThe 15 questions everyone secretly asks about couples like Jason and Stephanie — answered out loud, directly, with zero defensiveness"Spicy Reflection" prompts after every chapter so you and your partner can do something with what you just readA note on what this book is and isn't:This is memoir with frameworks. Stories from one marriage, plus the language Jason and Stephanie built to talk about everything along the way.It is not a step-by-step guide to the lifestyle. It won't tell you how to find your first couple, what to expect at a club, or how to open up a closed marriage. There are forums and other authors for that. This is the book about everything that has to be true before you walk into the room — the trust, the agreements, the shared language. The mechanics aren't the hard part. This is.This book is for the couples who:Want to be great parents and have great sex — and are tired of being told they have to chooseHave whispered something filthy in the dark and then packed school lunches an hour laterKnow there's more out there for their marriage, but are constantly second-guessing themselvesBought a toy and got it tossed back at them — and want to understand why, without a lectureAre curious, brave, and just weird enough to want to read a book like thisIt's not for everyone. It's for the ones who already know that, and want to feel a little less alone about it.Welcome. You're our kind of weird.— Jason & Stephanie Class Read more