Partnership. It’s in the DNA. If only falling in love made sense! The inexplicable urge to partner even shows up in singles with no drive to procreate. What gives? Social psychologist Dr. Duana Welch, with the help of evolutionary psychology, explains the ancient drives still guiding modern mate-finding.Music Credit Scott Holmes

Partnership. It’s in the DNA. If only falling in love made sense! The inexplicable urge to partner even shows up in singles with no drive to procreate. What gives? Social psychologist Dr. Duana Welch, with the help of evolutionary psychology, explains the ancient drives still guiding modern mate-finding.Music Credit Scott Holmes

Partnership. It’s in the DNA. If only falling in love made sense! The inexplicable urge to partner even shows up in singles with no drive to procreate. What gives? Social psychologist Dr. Duana Welch, with the help of evolutionary psychology, explains the ancient drives still guiding modern mate-finding.Music Credit Scott Holmes

Chapter 4: The Scientist

If you've ever found yourself curious about love, sex, and why everyone else seems to know how to date amidst all the latest sexuality spectrums, you're not alone. Like many millennials, Kristen is about to turn thirty-five, and she’s ready for lasting partnership. But there’s one problem: she’s never been in a romantic relationship. Join her on an earnest and intimate quest to overcome inexperience as she risks embarrassing conversations and awkward confrontations with experts and friends alike.

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