For an even better read, try Mating in Captivity which talks about sex and intimacy from the point of view of examining couples whose sex life has died away. This is better place to start if you want to understand cheating.
For an even better read, try Mating in Captivity which talks about sex and intimacy from the point of view of examining couples whose sex life has died away. This is better place to start if you want to understand cheating.
It's worse than far from perfect; the authors misread, misconstrue, or make up evidence, and they ignore countervailing evidence: https://jakeseliger.com/2010/07/21/sex-at-dawn-christopher-r...
Exactly. I still found it a stimulating read, but my "the evidence they present isn't justified" senses were going off from chapter 1.
Mating in Captivity is much much harder to summarize like this, and is a better book. It talks about a whole lot of different situations and solutions that did and didn't work for specific couples as their sex life started to dwindle. It touches on non-monogamy, but also proposes other solutions to the problem of decreased sex in long term relationships. If you are choosing between the two, do this one.