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Sexual Intelligence: Connecting the HOT Dots by Rolando del Toro is a nonfiction available to read on EtoBox.
What is Sexual Intelligence: Connecting the HOT Dots about?
Are you sexually intelligent? What are the qualities that make a truly great lover? Is it about being able to swing from chandeliers or knowing every page of the “ Kama Sutra ” by heart? Or are there deeper qualities to being “good in bed” that speak more to the spirit of our actions than their substance? In his new book, “ Sexual Intelligence ," Rolando del Toro – a renowned sex therapist with a past as a porn actor, challenges readers to think about their sex lives as though they suddenly woke up to the South Pole tomorrow, without any knowledge of the language and only a handful of rubles in their pockets. “To figure out what to do, you’d need more than knowledge – you would need intelligence,” he writes. “You’d need the ability to figure out what questions to ask, how to find people who can help you, how to make decisions in a different culture, and so on. “That’s what sexual intelligence is like – not the ability to be great in bed, or to function the way you did when you were 22. Rather, sexual intelligence is expressed in the ability to create and maintain desire in a situation that’s less than perfect or comfortable; the capacity to adapt to your changing body; curiosit
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- Author
- Rolando del Toro
- Language
- EN
- Category
- nonfiction
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