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11:58 pm
August 1, 2010
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SheThought3
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I am about 3/4 of the way through. I am reading Bonobo Handshake at the same time, and they are quite complimentary to read together!
One of the thoughts I keep having in reading Sex at Dawn is that while I understand that polyamory may be the natural state for humans as opposed to monogamy, where does the jealousy come from? Is it purely cultural?
Heidi Anderson
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11:17 pm
July 29, 2010
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Desiree Schell
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I'm interviewing the author on August 13th, so I hope someone else will have read it by then and can throw out a question for him. He seems like a lovely dude.
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6:03 pm
July 26, 2010
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Elizabeth McRae
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I'm real interested in reading it, however I've got a few other books I haven't started yet which I bought recently, so I'm not allowed to buy anymore books from Amazon. :(
I'm interested in finding out how scientific it is, or if it's just sort of your usual evolutionary psychology 'just so' stories. I read 'Why is Sex Fun?' a long time ago; the topic of the evolution of human sexuality is of course very interesting to me. But sometimes the science can be a bit…fanciful.
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2:58 pm
July 26, 2010
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SheThought3
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I just started reading this, and was wondering if anyone else was reading it too.
Heidi Anderson
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