Maybe you're a parent and you want to be a better one; or you've lost a parent, and that loss suddenly dwarves everything else. Each section seemed to recognise the emotions I’ve had at different stages of my life, but offered them up with a range of fresh perspectives. I truly did not expect to think about love in all its forms so deeply and with power and intention behind those thoughts. This is a unmissable, fascinating, and absolutely riveting read from Natasha Lunn, profoundly moving, thoughtful, sensitive and empathetic in its exploration of a subject that lies at the heart of what it is to be human, our capacity to be happy, fulfilled, and being able to live a life worth living.

Filled with clichés and "have heard all of this before" ideas, I found this redundant and over simplified. Every interview is more than getting famous names to talk (hello Philippay Perry, Roxane Gay, and Lisa Taddeo). This essential read could change your perspective on relationships, offering reassurance and hope - CultureWhisper You may also be interested in.

this deep dive into the human heart will expand and enrich your perspective on love' Evening Standard'I underlined passages on almost every page of this wide-ranging, tender-hearted book' The Times, Books of the Year'Uplifting. So it's about finding all the different people you can love, and seeing the positivity each of them brings to your life. I was impressed with the range of people Lunn drew on, the heartbreaks, the grief, providing wider perspectives on love, such as parents who have faced the unbearable loss of a child, others who have lost their partners, and someone who is no longer able to walk. It is broad and ever flowing and that this life in finite; we have to possess the courage to be all in, risk it, but also willing to feel it's pain. this is an ode to love and its many variants and manifestations in our daily lives: from falling in love to friendships to grief.

Facebook sets this cookie to show relevant advertisements to users by tracking user behaviour across the web, on sites that have Facebook pixel or Facebook social plugin.It talks about all the different relationships in our lives - romantic partners, friendships, parents. You can be seen by various people in different ways, and no one person, not even your parents, can really see the whole of who you are. if you've been here a bit you may have seen me say my absolute favorite books remind me that life is magical, that even its mundane moments are filled with love and beauty.

i think the ideas in this book are very interesting and i enjoyed the different perspectives we got to see, at the beginning i was flying though it because i really did like it but it soon became very repetitive and i just wanted to be done with it. I resonated so strongly with certain interviews, but I also gained valuable insight into other kinds of love and loss I won’t ever experience myself. These cookies help provide information on metrics the number of visitors, bounce rate, traffic source, etc. It covers all the different kinds of love that we might experience in our lives and all of the different outcomes that go along with it, friendship, marriage, spurned lovers, etc. This is one of those books that is an essential for any bookshelf or bedside table so that you can read it at your own leisure.From the love we share with family and friends, to romantic love and online dating all the way through to loss and surviving in all forms, Conversations On Love is emotional, raw and sometimes heavy but in a way that is eye-opening, confirming and incredibly relatable. Interviewing authors and experts as well as drawing on her own experience, Natasha Lunn guides us through the complexities of these three questions.

Ambil contoh, ada nama Alaine de Botton, Philippa Perry, Emily Nagoski, Esther Perel, Roxane Gay dan masih banyak lagi.Hotjar sets this cookie to know whether a user is included in the data sampling defined by the site's daily session limit. Her metaphors are beautiful (see my quote choice below) and the questions she asks always unlocks incredible wisdom - all around topics that people are usually too afraid to delve into. Lunn tackles this from her own perspective, focussing on her experience with miscarriage and the impact this had on her and her relationships. it manages to describe moments in life in the electrifying and beautiful way it’s meant to be described. I found many of the ideas and stories relatable and many made me question what I think and feel about love.