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With this set you will discover many ideas about sexual nature and relationships from both a female and male perspective. Buy Dennis and Alison Armstrong together with Men's Sexual Nature and save! Pay just $100.00 for both collections and save more than 25% off the price if you buy them separately!

DENNIS AND ALISON ARMSTRONG

Dennis talks with frequent Prager Show guest, Alison Armstrong, co-founder of Celebrating Men, Satisfying Women seminars.

- Differences Between Men and Women

- Can Women Understand Male Sexuality?

- Obligatory Sex: Dennis and Alison discuss the importance of sex in a marriage.

- Three Crucial Components of a Relationship.

- Fathers and Judgement:
Dennis and Alison talk about masculinity, fatherhood and judgment.

- Dealing with Anger:
What happens when spouses hurt one another? What is the source of the anger? What hurts a woman's feelings? What hurts men?

- Taking Things Personal:
Taking out the garbage - a small item on the list of marriage issues? Think again.

- When Do You Say Enough?
About a very sensitive and complex subject: When do you give up on a spouse?

- Men, Women and Competition:
Dennis and Alison discuss the different role of competition in the lives of men and women.

- What Makes Men and Women Feel Safe:
Their topic is what makes men and women feel "safe?" They are totally different. And, as usual, men and women rarely have a clue of what the other is thinking.

- Breaking the Code:
Dennis and Alison discuss how men and women hear the same words differently and how they can get on the same wavelength.

- The 18 Minute Solution:
Dennis's regular guest, Alison Armstrong, renowned relationship expert, has a new theory - the efficiency of sex.

- Expecting More:
Why are men and women so reluctant to ask for why they need?

- Appreciation Equation:
Dennis talks to Alison Armstrong, renowned relationship expert, about Alison's "appreciation equation" and learning the language of appreciation.

MEN'S SEXUAL NATURE

Includes:

Part 1: Understanding and Demystifying the Monster
Part 2: What Men, Women & Society Can Do With Men's Sexual Nature
Part 3: Pornography: What Is It and Why Men Use It
Part 4: Adultery: What Is It and How Can It Be Prevented

Understanding and Demystifying the Monster

Summary: Dennis offers clarity on the issue of male sexuality, which is often embarrassing for men and very hard for women to understand. He claims that it is easier for men to understand women in the sexual arena than vice versa. Dennis believes that once women understand the challenges men face trying to control their sexual instincts, they will better appreciate the decency of the men in their lives.

What Men, Women & Society Can Do With Men's Sexual Nature

Summary: Dennis offers suggestions on how men can control their sexual nature so they do not have to forsake love and personal growth for excitement. After detailing negative choices men can make by following their nature, Dennis then presents good choices that will lead to a more fulfilling life. He also explains how women and society can make this challenge easier for men.

Pornography: What Is It and Why Men Use It

Summary: Dennis defines pornography and explains why it causes people to think so unclearly. He shows how an understanding of male sexuality can make pornography less ugly and scary. While Dennis agrees that there are no great arguments to make in favor of pornography, he counters several arguments made against it.

Adultery: What Is It and How Can It Be Prevented

Summary: With his characteristic compassion and good humor, Dennis reveals why adultery is a complex issue that can be better grasped with an understanding of male sexuality. Although Dennis believes adultery is a sin, he doesn't believe it should automatically lead to a divorce. Dennis feels bad for all people affected by adultery, because even good people sometimes commit unholy acts.