Is sex necessary? : or, Why you feel the way you do

A witty, slightly mischievous guide takes a step back from the flood of earnest manuals that have turned sex into a laboratory experiment. By poking fun at the way society has turned a natural impulse into a maze of theories, the authors point out how often the “science” of love is more about style than substance. Their opening observations compare the era’s fixation on flying with an equally inflated obsession with sexual expertise, setting a playful tone for the whole journey.

The narrative drifts through anecdotes, tongue‑in‑cheek sketches, and gentle ribbing of the experts who claim to have cracked the human heart. Listeners will hear the authors ask the same question they ask everyone else: why do we feel the way we do, and why do we complicate something so simple? The result is a light‑hearted, thoughtful listening experience that invites you to laugh while you consider the cultural quirks that still shape our ideas about intimacy.