Summary - Mating In Captivity: Based On The Book By Esther Perel

SUMMARY

MATING IN CAPTIVITY

BASED ON THE BOOK BY ESTHER PEREL

SUMMARY WRITTEN BY: SPEEDY LIBRARY

CONTENT

From Adventure to Captivity: The Quest for Security and Dwindling Erotic Vitality

More Intimacy, Less Sex: The Paradox of Closeness and Distance

The Pitfalls of Modern Intimacy: Questioning the Supremacy of Talk

Democracy Versus Hot Sex: Challenging Egalitarianism in the Bedroom

Can-Do! Overcoming the Degradation of Desire through Sexual Expression

Sex Is Dirty; Save It for Someone You Love: The Clash Between Puritanism and Hedonism

Erotic Blueprints: Unveiling the Roots of Desire

Parenthood: The Erotic Impact of Three Threatens Two

Putting the X Back in Sex: Bringing the Erotic Home

General Analysis

ABOUT THE ORIGINAL BOOK

"Mating in Captivity" by Esther Perel explores the challenges of maintaining desire in long-term relationships. Perel, a couples therapist, examines why passion often dwindles as familiarity and domesticity increase.

The book delves into modern intimacy's pitfalls, questioning if constant communication truly fosters closeness. It tackles how societal expectations of equality can impact eroticism and whether the "can-do" attitude towards life also applies to desire. Through case studies and cultural analysis, Perel searches for ways to reconcile love and eroticism, challenging conventional wisdom about relationships and intimacy.

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Hljóðbók: 8 februari 2025