Your welcome.
The book is about confrontation, something I did very little of during the worst times. He encourages anger and confrontation so the wounds won't fester and pop up somewhere else later on. Then he lets the chips fall where they may and in my case I was divorced anyway. It would have been great to say what was on my mind. Who knows if I would have been years ahead of where I am now. At least the blame would have been placed where it should have been.
In the first chapter of the book he says the woman can be the wayward spouse, but to avoid switching back and forth he uses the husband example as the one who is wayward.
I've skimmed through it all. I'm about 1/2 way through reading it.