by Pamela Anderson - undifferentiated
First published 2018
Anderson and Rabbi Boteach argue that authentic passion is disappearing from modern relationships. They point to rising divorce rates and the degradation of sexuality through pornography as evidence that society is simultaneously obsessed with and starved for genuine intimacy. The authors note that married couples average just one sexual encounter per week lasting about ten minutes. They contend that sex has become trivialized and vulgarized to the point where couples no longer feel its magnetic pull. The book makes the case that meaningful relationships require both love and lust to thrive. Anderson and the Rabbi offer readers strategies to rediscover what creates genuine attraction, methods for reviving romance, and insights into repairing unfulfilling intimate lives and damaged relationships.
Genres: adult-fiction, sexuality, relationships, non-fiction, contemporary-romance
Vibes: emotional, intimate, thought-provoking
Tropes: enemies-to-lovers, found-family
264 pages · Kindle Edition · Center Street
Content warnings: explicit-sexual-content