Sublime

This can be a lonely type of personality.

One of the people who most helped me to understand some aspects of these questions was Professor Joel Nigg, who I interviewed at Oregon Health & Science University in Portland.

people don’t have affairs because they are able to meet attractive others, they have affairs because they feel emotionally disconnected from their partners.

sociologist Jessie Bernard argued in the early 1970s that increasing men’s opportunities for sexually novel partners was one of the most important social changes required in Western societies to promote marital happiness.29

Mystery, he also had a reputation for befriending younger students just so they’d take him to parties. I invited Ross to his first event the following week. Monica, a struggling but well-connected actress I’d sarged, had invited me to her birthday party at Belly, a tapas bar on Santa Monica Boulevard. I thought it would be a good scene full of

“The 36 Questions That Lead to Love.”[*1]

Nous avons tous un vieux cerveau. Cependant, de même que l’amygdale d’une personne hautement réactive sera plus sensible que la moyenne à la nouveauté, les extravertis semblent plus exposés que les introvertis aux pulsions du vieux cerveau. Certains scientifiques commencent même à se pencher sur l’idée que la sensibilité à la récompense ne soit pas