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What are you most attracted to when looking for someone to date? Social status? A sense of humour? Good looks? Those are all positive traits for sure, but for sapioseuxals there’s one quality which trumps all others, and that’s intelligence. The word comes from the Latin word “sapien”, which means wise. Sapiosexuals don’t fall in love at first sight or even through an emotional spark. Rather, they seduce one another through long and complex discussions. Their partners may well have a successful career and financial stability too, but it’s the intelligence which really counts most. The brain has to be stimulated on an intellectual level before a sapiosexual would even consider the thought of physical intimacy. It’s nothing new being attracted to someone who’s intelligent, is it? Is sapiosexuality a sexual orientation in its own right? In under 3 minutes, we answer your questions! To listen to the latest episodes, click here: What does the future hold for the Amazon rainforest? Why are Just Stop Oil activists targeting works of art? Could you be genetically immune to Covid? A Bababam Originals podcast written and produced by Joseph Chance. First Broadcast: 3/11/2022 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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Podcast bölümleri, İngilizceyi yerli hızında özümsemenin en yoğun yollarından biridir. What is sapiosexuality? (Do you really know?) sana doğal diyalog, senaryosuz konuşma ve gerçek sohbetlerde karşına çıkacak kelimeleri verir.
Hinto uygulamasında transkriptteki her kelime dokunulabilir. Bilmediğin bir kelimeye dokun, kendi dilindeki çevirisini anında gör ve akışını bozmadan dinlemeye devam et.
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