Summary of Mating in captivity
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The goal of this summary is to assist you in determining whether it is worth your time, money, and effort to read the original book.
The summary's contents are not intended to replace the original book; rather, they are designed to aid the reader's understanding.
Mating in Captivity (2006) examines the question that every individual in a marital relationship wonders: Is it possible to maintain passion over time?
Esther Perel, author, believes it is, but she believes we can only generate sexual excitement by reconsidering modern commitment ideals and better understanding of how our life stories influence our actions in the bedroom.
If we can achieve this, we will provide our relationships with the wonder and excitement that keeps passion alive.
About the Author
Esther Perel is a psychotherapist in New York who is well-known for her innovative approach to personal relationships.
Perel's first book, Mating in Captivity, was a New York Times bestseller and was translated into 24 languages, based on her over two decades of experience as a couples therapist.
In its first year, her TED Talk received over 5 million views, and her podcast, Where Should We Begin?, allows the listener to act as fly on the wall all through her therapy sessions with married people.
