Interaction of the
Sexes is a book penned by author Everton Elliott, who aims to help people change
their personal relationships’ by helping you to understand the underlying
forces that govern them. As it explores all the dynamics of interpersonal
relationships and the conflicts people experience within their partnerships.
Readers
knowledge begins with every turn of page through an extremely comprehensive
content guide. Which will help them to achieve a more in-depth path, toward a
more thoughtful illustration of how we were evolved to be the people
who practice of having one single intimate sexual partner, during the period of
our lifetime or individuals who having more than one sexual partner at the same
time.
This story was written
immensely based on just another adaptive function; it will subsist though as if
one of those long term, short-term, romantic interactions in a relationship! A
dream of a happy, fulfilling, faithful and until death do us part sort of a relationship
that will never last. These are the types of relationship seem to be the
ultimate gold for most people. However, let us consider this storyline, which
is far from being a fairy tale, yet it is still close to be the reality.
If you should at some
point, pause and consider the typical storyline, of a popular fairytale, like;
Snow White and Cinderella, would be the portray of a gorgeous looking pair.
Overcoming various complicated circumstances, rejoicing a committed
relationship, living happily ever after, until death they would not part.
Unlike this couple in
this scenario, they were young, attractive, and healthy people at the peak of
their reproductive age; they both were eagerly ready to commit themselves to
each other for the rest of their lives.
Having grown up with
such a plot, often time they would wonder why is it that their own love-path
resembles' more like what you could call, an uncomfortable stumbling path
through life. It would seem like all the way through their confusing, mating,
dating and lovemaking pathway of things, followed up with dead ends with all
the wrong choices made.
