El fin del amor querer y coger

In an age where romantic ambitions include stability and adrenaline, monogamy and freedom, the old rules no longer apply. This book acts as a tool for the creative destruction of romantic love, exploring what happens when marriage is no longer the ultimate goal. Drawing from philosophy, feminist activism, and personal experience, Tamara Tenenbaum dissects the universe of modern affection, from dating apps and polyamory to the value of friendship and the culture of consent.

Born and raised in an Orthodox Jewish community in Buenos Aires, Tenenbaum approaches the sexual and emotional habits of the secular world with the keen eye of an anthropologist discovering an unknown civilization. Her reflections offer a map to the complexities of contemporary relationships, questioning the mandates that have long governed desire and partnership. The result is a manifesto that celebrates the end of romantic love as we know it, advocating for a better, freer love to rise from its ashes.