Everything You Know About Love And Sex Is Wrong Book

	Introduction	1
1	Myth: Your lover should be your best friend	5
2	Myth: You can't be in love with two people at the same time	15
3	Myth: You will know when you have met "the one"	27
4	Myth: Pick only someone you are madly in love with	39
5	Myth: When you want to get serious, date only people with marriage potential	49
6	Myth: You should be similar to your partner	59
7	Myth: Pick someone who has sown her or his wild oats and is now ready to settle down with you	73
8	Myth: It is flattering to have a jealous lover	79
9	Myth: You should never have sex on the first date	89
10	Myth: Even if sex isn't fantastic in the beginning, it can be fixed	101
11	Myth: Masturbation by a partner in a relationship is a bad sign	113
12	Myth: Women are not into sex toys, pornography, fantasy, or quickies	123
13	Myth: Men are simply not monogamous by nature; women are	133
14	Myth: You can't have really great sex without intercourse	143
15	Myth: If you desire someone else, something is wrong with your relationship	155
16	Myth: Never go to bed mad	163
17	Myth: You can never truly get over even one act of infidelity	173
18	Myth: You should be prepared to do anything for the person you love	183
19	Myth: Little annoying habits are unimportant in a long-term relationship	195
20	Myth: Everyone should cohabit before marriage; it can only help	209
21	Myth: All committed couples (and especially spouses) should pool their money	221
22	Myth: You should always be one hundred percent honest with your partner	231
23	Myth: Divorce means failure; marriage should last a lifetime	245
24	Myth: Children bring a couple closer	257
25	Myth: Committed and married people should live in the same home	267
	Some concluding remarks	275