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Polysexuality: Why Some People "Cheat" and Some Never Will

By Ed Christian

Book information

Publisher
CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
Year
2013
ISBN
149033727X, 9781490337272
ASIN
B00D997TCG
Language
english
Format
AZW3
Filesize
344 kB (352639 bytes)
Pages
150\0
Time added
2024-02-01 19:45:48

Description

Polysexuality is a groundbreaking book based on a bold new theory of sexuality. It may change your life. Why is it that some people “cheat” and some don’t? Why do some people desire sex with other men or women even when they are happy in a relationship, while others are unhappy for decades, yet never dream of “cheating”? Why do some people look elsewhere for sex when they are tired of a relationship, while others turn to sports, drinking, overwork, friends, or hobbies? Is it possible to know before commitment whether a partner is more likely than some to try extramarital sex? Is it possible for your partner to truly love you and be committed to staying with you, yet also want other sex partners? Is this desire normal for some people? Polysexuality reveals that some men and women are born with a polysexual predisposition, while others are born with a monosexual predisposition. Monosexuals may love sex, but with their partner. They may be lousy spouses, but they rarely “cheat.” By contrast, polysexuals may be highly sexed or rarely in the mood, generally wonderful spouses or not, but they are all drawn to at least the desire for sex outside of a relationship. They are born that way, and living in a sex-obsessed cultural environment increases the urge. They may never “cheat,” but they are the ones most likely to.

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