TÊTE-À-TÊTE WITH LEAH FURMAN

Exclusive Interview With America's #1 Dating Expert

Photo: Cover of "KORN: LIFE IN THE PIT" by Leah Furman. The versatility and multidimensional talents and writing creativity of this author are overwhelming. Furman explored the 3 million facets of human life, yours and mine and the glitters, the shadows, the light and the drama of those who made headlines. De facto, her books embraced everything that moves around us,  that shakes and bakes with substance, depth, fun and illuminating tragicomic intelligence. She is brilliant! I did write 97 books and reviews and books sales around the globe inflated my ego and absurd intellectualism. But, when I look at Furman's amazing creativity, I shrink!

 

Furman: "Sex is very important to most of the women I’ve spoken to, Jewish or not."

Q: You wrote also about sex. How important SEX is to unmarried Jewish woman in cosmopolitan cities?
Leah: Seems like sex is very important to most of the women I’ve spoken to, Jewish or not.
Q: What usually unmarried Jewish women do, to satisfy their sexual needs?
Leah: There’s a range of possibilities for single women in need of sex. Like most women, Jewish women can and do engage in everything from serial monogamy to flings to casual sex. Lately, people have begun to rely  more and more on online dating to expand their pool of potential sexual partners.
Q: And how about unmarried Jewish men? Same thing?
Leah: Same thing.
Q: Can a non Jewish woman learn anything from your book, since it was exclusively geared toward Jewish women?
Leah: Well, if the non-Jewish woman in question is interested in Jewish men, she could certainly learn a lot about them and the thought process that takes place when Jews are dating outside the faith. The book is also more spiritual than religious, and the spiritual core of Judaism is accessible to people of all faiths.

Furman: "Safety is always a priority."

Q: What is the most important thing a woman -in general- should take into consideration about meeting a stranger on a first date?
Leah: Safety is always a priority. If a woman is meeting someone for the first time, it should be at a public place.
Q: Would you consider proper to have sex on the first date?
Leah: While it’s not the most promising way to begin a serious relationship, I can’t think of too many instances when sex between two consenting, single adults is improper.

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