Want To Be Better In Bed? These 3 Books Will Show You How
Knockin’ boots. Making love. Rolling in the hay. Whatever you call it, there’s no denying that the world of sex is rife with secrets and mysteries.
Luckily for you, the dedicated team behind the Blinkist app has put together a sexy reading list to penetrate the depths of everyone’s favorite taboo topic.
With the Blinkist app, you can get the key ideas from the best nonfiction books. Each book is translated by a team of experts into a short series of easy-to-understand key insights that can be devoured in 15 minutes or less. It’s like a satisfying quickie on your way to work or on your lunch break. 😉
With over 2,000 titles centred on self-empowerment and personal growth, there’s no limit to what you can learn with the app. It also has an audio function so you can listen to key ideas from books when you’re on-the-go (or when your hands are occupied!).
Get a taster of the power of the Blinkist app and ravish your mind with these 4 top titles on sex.
1. Come As You Are: The Surprising New Science That Will Transform Your Sex Life by Emily Nagoski
Come as You Are
- 15 min reading time
- audio version available
There are as many types of female orgasms as there are women in the world. This groundbreaking book on female pleasure is a must-read for men and women alike. It debunks popular myths surrounding the root of female pleasure and is brimming over with top tips on how to ensure maximum connection and titillation during sex. Come As You Are also explains how not to let popular culture destroy your sex drive and why the popular idea of having a sex drive is actually a myth.
2. Sex At Dawn: How we mate, why we stray, and what it means for modern relationships by Christopher Ryan and Cacilda Jethá
Sex at Dawn
- 16 min reading time
- audio version available
Three cheers for casual sex?! If you’re someone who favors the Adam, Eve, and Steve story over the traditional origin myth, this text is your new bible. Christopher Ryan and Cacilda Jethá’s New York Times bestseller examines the evolution of monogamy in humans. They claim that loving one person is not a natural state for humans and trace this polyamorous past back to the mating patterns of our hunter-gatherer ancestors. The book is chock full of sociological explanations to explode everything you think you know about sex: e.g. why women take longer to reach orgasm than men and how casual sex was crucial to our ancestors’ survival. There is also an interesting fact relating to female desire and copulating bonobos that you shouldn’t miss.
3. Sex, Murder, and the Meaning of Life: A Psychologist Investigates How Evolution, Cognition, and Complexity Are Revolutionizing Our View of Human Nature by Douglas T. Kenrick
Sex, Murder and the Meaning of Life
- 10 min reading time
- audio version available
Crazy in love? Don’t feel too bad. This heightened state may be totally out of your control. Douglas T. Kenrick’s terrifying title looks at the ways that our survival and reproductive instincts influence our behavior. From over-the-top consumption to cold-blooded murder, it seems that humans will do just about anything to reproduce. In these blinks you’ll find out why 76% of students polled at a U.S. university had homicidal fantasies and why an average-looking man with a Rolex is more attractive than a handsome one without a Rolex.
Now the foreplay is over, it’s time for the main event! Download the Blinkist app now to get the key insights from over 2000 life-changing books. All the knowledge you need to succeed awaits.
