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How To Think More About Sex

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How To Think More About Sex

By: Alain de Botton
Narrated by: David Thorpe
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Sex is the most intimately human experience there is. It is can also be the most confusing. Our desire to be together conflicts with our desire to avoid vulnerability and appear ‘normal’, leaving us detached, desensitised or embarrassed.

Covering topics including adultery, lust, pornography and impotence, Alain de Botton argues that 21st Century sex will always be a balancing act of trust versus risk, and of primal desire versus studied civility. By examining sex from a subjective - rather than scientific - perspective, he uncovers new ideas on how we can achieve that balance.

Pulling back the sheets on modern sexuality, How To Think About Sex offers important and surprising wisdom that proves that being good in bed is really all in your head.

 Human Sexuality Personal Development Personal Success Psychology Psychology & Mental Health Stress Management
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interesting bur I'm not sure I cam away with any big learning points, but I love listening to him on YouTube

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Controversial at times, but guaranteed to get anybody to think a little more about the role that sex plays in their life. It certainly could have gone on a little longer (no pun intended!).

A thought provoking listen

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