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Unf*ck Your Intimacy
- Using Science for Better Relationships, Sex, and Dating
- Narrated by: Erin Bennett
- Length: 6 hrs and 25 mins
- Categories: Health & Wellness, Psychology & Mental Health
Publisher's Summary
Are you in a relationship? Used to be? Want to be? Just want to have better sex or date better? This book is your antidote to typical sex, dating, and relationship rules. Dr. Faith, best-selling author of Unf*ck Your Brain, cuts through the crap with sharp guidelines on how to be a human being in an adult, loving, intimate relationship, with yourself and other people. If you're looking to heal from past wounds, make better choices, or improve an existing relationship, this book is for you!
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- Allie Raines
- 18-09-20
Redundant and unnecessary
The entire book could be rewritten in the singular sentence, “It’s fucking ok to be yourself.”
But if you need to hear that in 5 hours worth of different ways, go for it.
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- Anonymous User
- 25-09-19
meh
Not everyone gets to be chocolate cake, and most long-term relationships won't be between two cakes. The author's insistence that we search tirelessly for our cake-mate-- despite recognizing the pitfalls of oxytocin lies-- seems very 'hollywood romance' to me. That is: both naive and potentially frustrating. Unrealistic expectations can knock you out of the genepool as effectively as genital mutilation. Many of the exercises given in the book require (or greatly benefit from) having a partner. So single folk will find this book of limited use.
13 people found this helpful
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- Jayda
- 22-10-20
One word: ANNOYING
I’m 20 years old and still can not stand the language. The swearing is over done and annoying. She is trying way too hard at being ‘relatable’ and ‘quirky’.
I only got through the first chapter🤷🏻♀️
To put it plainly If you like her other books, I’m sure you’ll like this one. If you don’t like her other books, you’ll “sure as f*ck” hate this one. Unfortunate. I had high hopes.
8 people found this helpful
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- Joey Gonzalez
- 06-02-20
Very informative and an easy listen
I enjoyed the content and the teaching/story telling format. Great insight and gave me a lot to think about and work on.
6 people found this helpful
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- Ali Alnashef
- 28-09-20
Never judge a book by its cover
A book that catch you by surprise, I listened to the sample just to have a laugh, but ended up buying & finishing it the next day. Don't get me wrong, this book is not for everyone. It branches into many concepts & ideas, however there is always something which will be valuable for you to learn whether it will be for your self development or your relationship with the people around you, being intimate or not.
In Summary:
A must read, however it need an open mind to understand & like it concepts.
10/10 chocolate cake rating!
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- Amazon Customer
- 19-01-20
Loved Faith’s Candor and Honesty
I’ve recommended this Audible to both family and friends. Faith is on point and tells it like it is!
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- Amazon Customer
- 08-02-21
Informative & Empowering
If you can adjust to the cussing, (which was a non-issue for me) you'll be able to really hear the solid, evidence-based story Dr. Harper tells and grow from it. She does a fantastic job of not only providing information into the underlying issues in intimacy, but also in gifting practical exercises to use to heal. From my own understanding, the research is not conclusive about porn addiction, so the one issue I had was her stance that porn addiction absolutely does not exist. Outside of this, I found it to be brilliant.
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- Damian Burne
- 22-01-21
Meaningless swearing does not work
There are some good concepts, and initially the book had potential, but the unnecessary swearing made everything distasteful to the extent the point does not carry across well.
Intimacy, sensuality, eroticism, sexuality, they're all nuances of concepts that require a compassionate and tender approach to grasp. The moment you say "f-ck society, I want an orgasm" you're redirecting the energy to the same intellectual fallacy of a source that created this division. Giving and receiving pleasure (to oneself or others) is a form of cherishing life, and not an empowered action against a primitive majority of the society who hasn't had the time, or the awareness, to analyse things properly. Forgiveness and gratitude will allow you to experience more pleasure than cursing whilst trying to convey your points across.
I found this book pointless besides the boundaries topic, but the information can be easily found in other books or articles.
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- Jahaziel Magana
- 24-12-20
good way to get a new perspective
it offers an excellent perspective on relationships, what might be complicating them and how to overcome the obstacles
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- Dylan Roberts
- 28-11-20
Why the cussing...
I cuss as well but it made cringe to hear it so often... I’m not sure if it was the voice reading or what. But I couldn’t take it.
Too much rambling not enough facts... and the trying to be cool thing didn’t work for me.
Try again.
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