How to Think More About Sex Summary Review | Alain de Botton

How To Think More About Sex by Alain de Botton, argues that 21st-century sex is ultimately a balancing act between love and desire, adventure and commitment. – De Botton is a philosopher, and he draws on the insights of pop philosophers like Nietzsche and Freud to make his points. He also received questions from readers via email, which he answered thoughtfully. One of the other conclusions that de Botton comes to is that sex should be discussed more openly in the public library; it should no longer be shrouded in mystery. He believes that even little kids should be given sage advice about sex so they can ask their biggest questions without fear or judgement. De Botton also talks about how atheists can learn from religion when it comes to finding answers to sexual problems and developing a healthier vision of sex. 

He does an excellent job of pointing out the areas in which religion and philosophy can provide insight into sex and love, as well as how to deal with loneliness and alienation. Alain de Botton’s How to Think More About Sex is a book that requires neither religion nor atheism to appreciate. Rather, it looks at various points of view in order to gain insight into the complex nature of sex, love, and relationships. De Botton’s thinking is clear throughout the book and the result is a thoughtful look at how we think about sex. 

In How to Think More About Sex, Alain de Botton argues that our fated 21st century sex lives can be happier and richer if we think more about sex. The self-help book is full of intimate reflections and practical suggestions on how to live a healthier sex life. He offers lots of ideas on how to balance love and desire, commitment and adventure in relationships. With this book, Botton helps readers find a way to experience love as an adventure rather than a predictable cycle. 

By treating sex as something to be respected and embraced rather than something to be paid for or ignored, he encourages us to pay more quality attention to our relationships. The book explores the great pain and secret agony of sex, and how we can learn from those experiences in order to spend more time in the bedroom feeling closer to our partner. This book is perfect for readers who want to understand and explore their own thoughts on sex, as well as those whose audience has been affected by an imbalance in their relationship. Botton’s book is a valuable tool that helps us take control of our minds, hearts, and bodies when it comes to sex and relationships. Through thoughtful exploration of drives behind sex, Botton encourages us to become better stewards of ourselves and our partners, by taking time out of our day-to-day lives to pay more attention to each other’s needs. 

In only 100 pages, Alain de Botton offers a concise and thoughtful book about modern sexuality, covering topics such as lust, fetishism, adultery, pornography, and gender orientation. He articulates the dilemmas faced by heterosexuals in our time and provides insights and consolation to anyone looking for help in understanding their own feelings about sex. This book is a must-read for anyone looking for insights into modern sexuality. Through his writing, de Botton offers comfort and consolation to those who struggle with their own sexual desires. 

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