by John Gray · J'ai lu · libro de bolsillo · ISBN 9782290336731
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«Mars et Vénus sous la couette» is John Gray's guide to sexuality and relationships, published by J'ai lu in paperback (256 pages, in French).
It starts from the idea that men and women experience intimacy in opposite ways: men need sex to awaken their feelings, and women need to feel loved to feel desire. John Gray offers techniques, seduction attitudes and concrete gestures to avoid misunderstandings and keep passion alive in a relationship.
This edition belongs to the Bienêtre collection from J'ai lu and is the French translation of «Mars and Venus in the Bedroom», with original text from 1995 and translation by Anne Lavédrine.
Aimed at a general adult audience interested in relationship communication and sexuality.
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