Paul Brunson: "The 70/30 Body Shape Is Scientifically The Most Sexy", "The ONE Question That Predicts Divorce!" & "The Link Between Childhood Trauma & Sex"

The number one reason for breakups is not finance. Infidelity. It's If you do that, there's a 99% likelihood you'll break up. That's pretty crazy when you think about it. All Care Brunson. The world's most influential matchmaker. You choose. partner, not only do you not live as long, not as happy, more unhealthy, but you could literally suffer death.

So who you choose is the most important decision. You can make. So I have questions. You ready for this? What is the state of dating? It's a hell of a problem. How'd you spot a narcissist? So the key is to this golden mean thing in your book. It's the optimal measure of what we consider to be sexy. For women is the percentage of your waist to your hips. So I know a lot of people would be mad at me for this, but go there if you want to. It's like arranged marriages. Data shows us people in the arranged marriage have higher satisfaction because And this is often where many people go wrong. What should I be looking for in a partner? It has come down ten years of research on this. There's five key characteristics of it. One Oh. I wanted to go over this thing called attachment theory because I think I'm an avoidant attachment style. I love this topic. There's some phenomenal research looking at the number of orgasms that people have based on their attachment style. And if they were avoidant, the data show that

No comment. But I have to say why though this is important. Uh Last time I had you on my show, you were a smash. hit. And I look at the episodes and I can see the retention of every conversation I have. The retention is essentially how many minutes

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