DATING IN CAPTIVITY

Married for a zillion years, mother of two, trim as an arrow if you have to talk to a stranger about your sex life, she’ll do just fine. And she’s got pop credentials: Her recent book, Mating in Captivity: Unlocking Erotic Intelligence , got warm reviews. But woe be to couples who bring her their problems without reading her first. They ask: If novelty is the key to hot sex , doesn’t monogamy kill it?

Can a mom who starts her day packing Cheerios in a lunchbox become a vixen at night? Why doesn’t intimacy guarantee good sex ?

puzzling fact—that by the usual methods of reckoning the captivity did not by any means last for 70 years. If we date the fall of Jerusalem as. or B.C. and.

Ally, a something single mum, agrees to isodate with Joe — who dated and dumped her before the pandemic. The series was created by writers Libby Butler and Lewis Mulholland who met in an event put on by the Australian Writers’ Guild with the aim of pairing writers and directors. They bonded over a shared love of romantic comedies and decided to collaborate on a series. It was based on their personal experiences. Libby Butler said the show was “our love letter to the pandemic. It was liberating to write about my dating experiences — and limitations — in the context of COVID The Guardian said “The one constant delight of the series is the direction and cinematography.

So many film-makers still struggle with depicting digital communication But Butler, in her directorial debut, does a great job. The Conversation said “Both actors have comedy experience and the pacing and delivery is natural and unforced, a testament to human versatility in the face of compulsory computer-mediated communication.