With the advancement of modern technology and the internet, the way we learn, communicate, work and even live has completely transformed. In fact, the way we perceive love has drastically changed as well. In Modern Romance, Aziz Ansari explores how our concept of “love" has evolved over time and how the latest technology can help you find that special someone.
In The Boundaries of Desire, the author examines the turbulent history of sexual relations in the US and the law. These bites demonstrate women's experiences with sexual harassment, highlighting that a male-dominated system perpetuates systemic injustice. You will also discover how US law historically disenfranchised children, homosexuals, and black people.
This book's goal is to provide hope to people who are grieving and broken-hearted. Guy Winch reminds his readers that although time is the great healer, there are still steps you can take to accelerate the healing process. With psychologically penetrating advice and scientific research behind it, this handbook is the perfect companion for the lovelorn.
Just another typical aspect of life: kissing. Yet, only a limited number of people comprehend its importance. The Science of Kissing, published in 2011, discusses how kissing is deeply embedded in not only humans but also animals, what occurs physiologically when we perform it, and why it's far more significant than you may think.
In her memoir, Everything I Know About Love, Dolly Alderton recounted her early twenties, including all the disastrous dates, heartbreaks, filthy flat sharing, and unwavering friendships that came with this stage of life. BBC adapted the book for television in 2022.
The Curious History of Dating takes readers on a historical journey through British dating and relationships. Exploring everything from formal dances and dating rules of the 1700s to the rise of online dating in modern times, these bites demonstrate that dating and finding love have always been difficult. The good news is that it's easier today than ever before.
Women Who Love Too Much delves into the pattern of unhealthy relationships that many women repeatedly experience. By examining real-life examples and providing impactful analysis, the book sheds light on the underlying reasons women are drawn to unsuitable partners. It also offers guidance on overcoming insecurities and breaking free from this destructive cycle.
In How to Be an Adult in Relationships, the author provides an essential guide to building healthy relationships. The book focuses on learning to love and being more receptive to love for the benefit of ourselves and others. Following Buddhist principles of mindfulness, David Richo discusses the five fundamentals of mindful affection and how to apply them in relationships.
The book examines how people's points of view about marriage have changed in many ways. These bites are based on data and sociological studies that explain the factors that make a marriage work and the factors that cause it to fail.
How to Love is an essential compilation of valuable lessons about love shared by the globally acclaimed Zen Buddhist monk, Thich Nhat Hanh. Brimming with profound knowledge and understanding, this concise guidebook reveals the secrets of genuine love by exploring the significance of self-love, love for our partners, and love for the world.
30 Lessons for Loving provides advice from hundreds of elders about building a long-lasting relationship, from the first meeting to the happy ending. In addition, it includes tips on determining whether your current crush is "the one," communicating healthily, and maintaining passion throughout a long-lasting relationship.
The 5 Love Languages offers practical advice for cultivating enduring romantic relationships that can navigate the challenges confronted by couples in today's world. These bites outline the five distinct methods through which individuals express and receive love and demonstrate how any couple can employ this insight to foster a more caring, tender, and empathetic bond.
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