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The Open Conversation. Honest Stories From Couples Renegotiating Monogamy
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- Nombre de pages171
- FormatePub
- ISBN978-3-565-56751-5
- EAN9783565567515
- Date de parution17/07/2026
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- Taille842 Ko
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurEmphaloz Publishing House
Résumé
What if the urge to look outside a loving relationship isn't a sign of failure, but a predictable feature of the human experience? For decades, this desire has been shrouded in shame, seen as a symptom of a broken bond. But a hidden system, driven by biology and history, tells a different story.
This groundbreaking investigation decodes the catalyst for non-monogamy, stripping away moral panic to reveal the facts.
Drawing on the work of researchers like biological anthropologist Dr. Helen Fisher and relationship expert Dr. John Gottman, the book examines the distinct brain systems for love, sex, and attachment. It uncovers the unprecedented historical weight placed on modern marriage and reveals why one in five single adults has engaged in consensual non-monogamy. The Open Conversation provides a map for navigating one of the most volatile discussions a couple can have.
It offers a new vocabulary for desire, trust, and commitment in the 21st century. This investigation uncovers the framework for building a relationship architecture that can hold the full, complicated truth of human desire.
Drawing on the work of researchers like biological anthropologist Dr. Helen Fisher and relationship expert Dr. John Gottman, the book examines the distinct brain systems for love, sex, and attachment. It uncovers the unprecedented historical weight placed on modern marriage and reveals why one in five single adults has engaged in consensual non-monogamy. The Open Conversation provides a map for navigating one of the most volatile discussions a couple can have.
It offers a new vocabulary for desire, trust, and commitment in the 21st century. This investigation uncovers the framework for building a relationship architecture that can hold the full, complicated truth of human desire.
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