1001 Questions About IT. Part 3
10 hrs. 35 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Shakhidzhanian Vladimir
Author
Shakhidzhanian Vladimir
Narrator
Alexey Tsoy
Narrator
Ekaterina Permyakova
Narrator
Alexey Voskoboynikov
Description
It’s important that our intimate relationships don’t worry us—instead, they should bring joy. Provided, of course, that each of us has our own “anxieties.”
Sex is a diverse norm; that is the position from which the author approaches the subject, answering 1,001 questions related to intimate life. Vladimir Shahidjanyan, while working on the book, spoke with urologists, gynecologists, sociologists, sexologists, psychologists, and venereologists.
This book is not a scientific paper. Rather, it’s a desire to help as many people as possible make their sexual relationships desirable. That’s why, with help of the “1,001 questions,” you will:
– learn to love and be loved, both physically and spiritually;
– use psychological tests to look at yourself and your partner differently;
– laugh, realizing that you’re not alone in your problems (jokes will help you with that).
Vladimir Shahidjanyan is a journalist, psychologist, and teacher, with more than 40 years of experience in issues of sexual education and sexual culture.
Attention: this is the third part of the book. The remaining answers to the questions can be heard in the previous and next parts.
Sex is a diverse norm; that is the position from which the author approaches the subject, answering 1,001 questions related to intimate life. Vladimir Shahidjanyan, while working on the book, spoke with urologists, gynecologists, sociologists, sexologists, psychologists, and venereologists.
This book is not a scientific paper. Rather, it’s a desire to help as many people as possible make their sexual relationships desirable. That’s why, with help of the “1,001 questions,” you will:
– learn to love and be loved, both physically and spiritually;
– use psychological tests to look at yourself and your partner differently;
– laugh, realizing that you’re not alone in your problems (jokes will help you with that).
Vladimir Shahidjanyan is a journalist, psychologist, and teacher, with more than 40 years of experience in issues of sexual education and sexual culture.
Attention: this is the third part of the book. The remaining answers to the questions can be heard in the previous and next parts.
