Cupid's poisoned arrow

Cupid's arrow drills into the primitive part of the brain, long before we can remember it. We have no chance! Love was already sucking in the midst of exploding emotions. We’ll be attached to our new partner for a while, and then sooner or later we’ll be fed up, tired, or even outright irritated by the mere presence of someone we’ve recently been there for. We try to change our couple, look for comfort online, or look for new love. The ancient sages have long since discovered this biological trap and also suggested how to avoid it: if we make love “properly,” we can restore balance, and so, of course, harmony will be restored in our relationship. Cupido’s poisoned arrow, combining personal experience, the latest discoveries in neurology, and ancient wisdom forgotten by many, confronts fashionable ideas and offers a novel, refreshingly practical approach to love, sexuality, and sex. "I can honestly say I've never read a more understandable and detailed description of our brain's rewarding circuit. If we add the experimental, practical, and spiritual dimensions of Cupid's poisoned arrow, it's impossible to put this book down without feeling an epoch-making discovery. Marnia Robinson in the field of human relations and sexual behavior. " - Dr. Russel Razzaque, a psychiatrist in London