Does the title seem a bit "too ambitious" to you - you think your marriage is ending and want to save it, and can't imagine a "second honeymoon" right now, it sounds too far away, I know.
That was the case with me.
But when you're wrong, it doesn't have to be a bad thing always - yes, I was taught how to save a marriage, yes I am sure that by doing the right things you can save ANY marriage; and yes I will teach you how to save your marriage.
When I said "...
when everything was hopeless" I meant it.
My husband didn't have an ounce of interest in me any more.
I tried doing everything I could think of - I apologized, I begged, I cried, but none of them strayed him even an inch.
So yes, it was all hopeless.
But then, I was taught how to REALLY save a marriage, and that made the whole game change in my favor.
  There is a fundamental law in human psychology - you want what you can't get.
See the connection between this law, and the fact that love disappears after some time in nearly all marriages? When you sign the marriage papers, you are pledging yourself to your partner for a whole life.
Your spouse now takes you as granted, since you're "easy to have".
 And eventually, this wears off all the love.
But what if you reverse the game - be the "hard to get" spouse? I'll tell you the answer: Your spouse's interest in you will suddenly spark.
 And as long as you continue to do the right things, it will never die off again.
The thing is to play the hard to get individual.
Are you begging your spouse? Quit it.
 Are you crying? Quit it.