The Secret to Interpretive Attractive

Author: Ai Yan, Gao Song (editors)
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Publish Date: 2001-12-01
Features: Don't let the title fool you—this isn't a theoretical work on sex science, and its connection to "sex" isn't very strong either. Compared to novels that use ambiguous titles to hide poor quality content or claim to be avant-garde literature while actually being pornographic, this book is quite funny. It observes modern gender issues through the eyes of a middle-aged married man who still has a young heart: the index standards of sexual attraction, the scientific essence of compatibility, the best time to get married, and the various forms of cohabitation. It’s all explained in great detail, but don’t take it too seriously—just laugh it off. A grown man stands tall and proud, but without a woman by his side, isn’t he a bit lonely and desolate? Similarly, a woman stands gracefully and is charming, but without a man by her side, isn’t she too lonely and regretful? Whether men or women, everyone hopes to be embraced and accompanied by a beloved partner. The question is: What gives us the right? The authors of this book argue that the key is sexual attraction. Use your own sexual attraction to call, attract, welcome, hold hands, and embrace the other half. By definition, sexual attraction is the appeal one exerts on the opposite sex. The Secret of Sexual Attraction comprehensively analyzes the secrets of sexual attraction between men and women, using to demonstrate the existence of sexual attraction and predict one’s own sexual attraction score.