Esther Perel
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288 appearances
2 recordings
1 series
first heard Jun 2019
last heard Dec 2021
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Have all kinds of relationships in between and grow with them.
Learn from them.
Learn with them.
I think that the first thing is really to understand what drives it, right?
And it happens in all kinds of places.
It happens in Holland just as much as it happens in the US.
So it's very interesting that it happens in places that are very progressive sexually, that have excellent sexual health education, as well as places to the United States, which are primarily organized around abstinence and puritanism.
So it's very telling that this thing is more global.
How much does technology play into this?
How much does it have to do with a more broader, glooming view related to the environment as a whole?
What's making people prefer not to connect?
And is it just that they're not connecting sexually, but they continue to gather and to be together?
Or is it that they are really kind of living more solitary lives?
And I don't know that we have the full picture of that yet.
But I think whenever you have something that feels that it has gone in excess, you often have a corrective measure.
People go into self-correct, you know, and every generation like that, you know, has waves.
You have a period of, you know...
broadening, opening up, freeing, freeing, freeing.
And then you have a period of contraction, of checking in for a moment and not just going out and acting and playing.
I think that this contraction release, which is a part of our bodies, is the part that we also have in trends in society.
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