Sherry Taylor

Q: Self Magazine asked readers what they had to change to make love work. 77% said this.

A: yourself

Real life relationships are infinitely more complicated than those in your average fable, movie or half-hour TV show. Still, there’s nothing wrong with taking a page or two from pop culture when writing the script for your own love life. Self magazine ask readers these questions and here’s what they said:

  • 77% agree that “you have to change who you are a little to make love work.”

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