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Love Worth Making

How to Have Ridiculously Great Sex in a Long-Lasting Relationship

Stephen Snyder

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Love Worth Making
The Sexual Self & True Arousal
Nature of Arousal
Rules of the Heart
Personal Responsibility
Eradicating Work from Sex
The Childlike Sexual Self
Mutual Selfishness
Overcoming Shame
Desire & Pursuit
Feeling Desired
Simmering Technique
Untangling Sex Knots
Understanding Sex Knots
Relationship Dynamics
Breaking the Cycle
Standing Your Ground
Differentiation
Advocating for Needs
Healing Deep Disconnections
Remote Causes
Sensate Focus
Overcoming Mental Blocks
Managing ANTs

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Love Worth Making Summary & Overview

Love Worth Making (2018) is a guide to enhancing sex and intimacy within committed partnerships. Drawing from real-life examples of sex and couples therapy sessions, it shows how both daily life and trauma affect our sexual feelings. It takes an emotional approach to untangling sexual problems and offers ideas on maintaining an erotic climate in a relationship.

Who Should Listen to Love Worth Making?

  • Partners who love each other but are struggling to keep desire alive
  • New couples who want to learn how to sustain their sexual relationship
  • Anyone interested in the emotional side of sexual connection

About the Author: Stephen Snyder

Stephen Snyder, MD is a sex and couples therapist, psychiatrist, and writer in New York City. He’s an Associate Clinical Professor of Psychiatry at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mt. Sinai Hospital, and has served as Chairman of the Consumer Book Award Committee for the Society for Sex Therapy and Research (SSTAR). He writes for Psychology Today and the Huffington Post.

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