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Sexual Intelligence
Book • 2002
Marty Klein's 'Sexual Intelligence' challenges the conventional norms around sex, emphasizing that true sexual satisfaction comes from understanding oneself and one's partner, rather than mastering techniques or conforming to societal expectations.
The book encourages readers to pay attention to their inner world, including emotions, desires, and blocks, and to share these insights with their partner.
It advocates for shifting the focus from external expectations to what actually feels right for the individual, inviting honesty, presence, and acceptance.
Klein argues that sexual intelligence involves being less concerned with what turns most people on and more curious about what turns you on and what helps you feel safe enough to let go.
By prioritizing self-awareness and emotional connection, the book aims to help individuals create more fulfilling and authentic sexual experiences.
The book encourages readers to pay attention to their inner world, including emotions, desires, and blocks, and to share these insights with their partner.
It advocates for shifting the focus from external expectations to what actually feels right for the individual, inviting honesty, presence, and acceptance.
Klein argues that sexual intelligence involves being less concerned with what turns most people on and more curious about what turns you on and what helps you feel safe enough to let go.
By prioritizing self-awareness and emotional connection, the book aims to help individuals create more fulfilling and authentic sexual experiences.
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