Book Summary: I Love You But I’m Not in Love With You by Andrew G. Marshall Andrew G. Marshall’s I Love You But I’m Not in Love With You explores one of the most painful yet common moments in long-term relationships: when love feels flat, distant, or routine. Marshall explains that this doesn’t mean the relationship is over — it’s a sign that love is evolving and needs care, not abandonment. Drawing on his years as a therapist, he offers a compassionate roadmap to help couples rebuild connection, trust, and passion. Understanding the “Love Drought” The phrase “I love you but I’m not in love with you” often reflects emotional disconnection rather than the end of love. The initial excitement of romance fades as daily life, work, and parenting take over — but this shift is part of love’s natural progression, not proof that the relationship has failed. Why Relationships