How do we build a new understanding of what constitutes “good” sex?
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An interview with Christine Emba
Like a lot of us, I often find myself seeking out books that seem like they’ll approximate (and, hopefully, refine and texture) my current world view. Most of the time, I’ll sit there reading, underlining like a first year college student in their first lecture thinking wow, yes, great, because these thinkers’ thinking is broadly in line with my own thinking. This approach has its merits and its very real drawbacks: there’s value in refining your existing thinking by consulting with other similar thinkers, but there’s also a risk of finding yourself in an echoing canyon of…
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