I will be using this post on an ongoing basis to share some of the books that have impacted me in the writing of this blog. Please feel free to share with me via e-mail, to Ghislaine99@shaw.ca any books that you would like to recommend as well. Happy reading :)
Sex at Dawn By Christopher Ryan and Cacilda Jetha : Originally it was titled " How we mate, why we stray and what it means for modern relationships". This book really focuses on the myth about our evolution as monogamous beings, and shed light using evolutionary evidence for how humans probably mated. It also offers a bit of insight into why men have a tough time not straying.
A Billion Wicked Thoughts By Ogi Ogas and Sai Goddam : This book is the first to use internet research as an anonymous basis for extracting what really turns human beings on. It was eye opening to learn just why we are turned on, and opened my eyes at least to a lot of misconceptions that I had regarding porn.
The Art of Seduction By Robert Greene : I loved this book from the first moment I picked it up. Robert Greene in all his books uses historical stories to show the main types of seducers and their most common targets. It is a book I have re read a few times and would highly encourage everyone to read it.
Why Men Love Bitches By Sherry Argov : Honestly this was just a fun read, and the timing when I read it was ideal as I had just gone through a breakup. Thus the author playfully pointed out a few keys areas where things probably went wrong. There is not a lot of detail, more broad ideas that can get you thinking.
The Ethical Slut By Dossie Easton and Janet W Hardy : A guide to open relationships, polyamory, etc. The first half of this book was amazing in its straighforward and open talk about the ups and downs of loving more that one person. For me the last half was quite new age which I have a tougher time subscribing to, but all in all there were some strong points made and there are activities that partners can try even in a monogamous pairing to help fight and communicate more effectively.
Nine Parts of Desire : The Hidden World of Islamic Women By Geraldine Brooks. An inside look at Islamic woman both through their eyes and that of the author. One of those books that I have avoided reading for years yet truly opened my eyes to how woman can willingly live a life so foreign to me. The amazing power that the Islamic faith really has over both the men and women was a very interesting read, especially on my posts regarding woman's rights.
Sex at Dawn By Christopher Ryan and Cacilda Jetha : Originally it was titled " How we mate, why we stray and what it means for modern relationships". This book really focuses on the myth about our evolution as monogamous beings, and shed light using evolutionary evidence for how humans probably mated. It also offers a bit of insight into why men have a tough time not straying.
A Billion Wicked Thoughts By Ogi Ogas and Sai Goddam : This book is the first to use internet research as an anonymous basis for extracting what really turns human beings on. It was eye opening to learn just why we are turned on, and opened my eyes at least to a lot of misconceptions that I had regarding porn.
The Art of Seduction By Robert Greene : I loved this book from the first moment I picked it up. Robert Greene in all his books uses historical stories to show the main types of seducers and their most common targets. It is a book I have re read a few times and would highly encourage everyone to read it.
Why Men Love Bitches By Sherry Argov : Honestly this was just a fun read, and the timing when I read it was ideal as I had just gone through a breakup. Thus the author playfully pointed out a few keys areas where things probably went wrong. There is not a lot of detail, more broad ideas that can get you thinking.
The Ethical Slut By Dossie Easton and Janet W Hardy : A guide to open relationships, polyamory, etc. The first half of this book was amazing in its straighforward and open talk about the ups and downs of loving more that one person. For me the last half was quite new age which I have a tougher time subscribing to, but all in all there were some strong points made and there are activities that partners can try even in a monogamous pairing to help fight and communicate more effectively.
Nine Parts of Desire : The Hidden World of Islamic Women By Geraldine Brooks. An inside look at Islamic woman both through their eyes and that of the author. One of those books that I have avoided reading for years yet truly opened my eyes to how woman can willingly live a life so foreign to me. The amazing power that the Islamic faith really has over both the men and women was a very interesting read, especially on my posts regarding woman's rights.
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