"May I share with you a very exciting experience I have enjoyed?

"Should you be impressed with my story, please pass it along to your friends.

"I
attended a 13-week course with the Simmons Institute on human
relations. One of the assignments during this course was to go home and
tell our spouses, 'I love you because' — giving a new reason for 30
consecutive days, and then bring in a report.

"I was quite impressed with this assignment and asked many of my friends and relatives to help me out.

"It was amazing how the reports came in. Some spouses were shocked, some suspicious and some made a game of it.

"Best
of all, I like to tell about an attorney I know who specializes in
divorce cases. Since I told him of this assignment, he now instructs
his clients to try the above advice for one week before he takes the
case.

"If, by the end of the week, they still want the divorce he will then proceed to get it for them.

"He
instructs them to say, 'Even though I am going to divorce you, I want
you to know that I love you because' — giving them several reasons
such as: you are a good dancer, you are handsome, you are helpful, etc.

"Was I thrilled by the result of the first case he reported me!

"Before the week was over, this client phoned to say, 'It's all off!'

"Imagine just the communication of the four powerful words, 'I love you because'…

"Try it on your wife –the results will be very gratifying, I assure you." (signed) Mrs. Violet Dworman, 1411 N. Fairfax, L.A.
    —What's the use, Violet? These Hollywood marriages never last, anyway.