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The Cycle of Desire

The Cycle of Desire

Damien Mascret - Le Cycle du désir - Rediscover excitement in your relationship

7 keys to rediscover your erotic instinct

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7 keys to rediscovering your erotic instinct

Damien Mascret explores the question of the routine that inevitably settles into a relationship unless steps are taken to address it. He suggests seeing arousal afresh as the true driving force behind desire, and offers ways to nurture that arousal so the cycle of desire can become a positive one again. Both entertaining and informative, this guide includes numerous accounts from people who have faced these challenges, as well as exercises to do alone or with a partner to explore the roots of your desire without holding back.

Damien Mascret is a sexologist and journalist. He offers coaching sessions for women and couples at the American Hospital of Paris and has worked as a journalist for France 2’s television news since 2019. He has also written several books on sexology, including the well-known "La revanche du clitoris" with Maïa Mazaurette (first édition in 2008, published by La Musardine).
Photo credit: France 3

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  • Format

    20.5 x 13 cm

  • Edition

    Faubourg

  • Author(s)

    Dr Damien MASCRET

  • Number of pages

    192

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This work, which addresses with finesse and intelligence the issues of routine and lack of desire in a relationship, is in total alignment with our values and our mission.

Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 1 reviews.

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