Our world has changed dramatically in the past 100 years. This is especially evident in our attitudes towards sex and romance.  Now we understand that these sizzling emotions impact young people at dating ages, as well as children and older people.

Paul and Virginia talk about the flamboyant dynamics and implications that sex has on us, both in our personal space and in our professional lives. Since Freud, and after the sexual revolution (hook-up culture) – sexual intimacy has been evolving quickly. What role does our sexuality play in our everyday interactions? Where have we disassociated from our feelings, because of social pressures and/or fear of being perceived as perverse.

How should we behave ethically in this new age? How do these influences affect our close friendships?