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People often ask me how I became an expert on relationships and sexuality. The truth is, it was entirely unexpected.
My parents Sala Ferlegier and Icek Perel were survivors of the Nazi concentration camps, and sole survivors of their respective families.1 For four years, my parents stood face to face with death. Trauma was woven into the fabric of my family history2 （and would inspire my work for years to come）. They came out of that experience wanting to charge at life with a vengeance and to make the most of each day.3 They both felt that they had been granted a unique gift： living life again. My parents didn’t just want to survive, they wanted to revive4. I owe them much of my perspective on life, as well as my belief in the power of will, the search for meaning, and the resilience of the human spirit.5 To me, there is a world of difference between “not being dead” and “being alive”. I owe this understanding to my parents.
I grew up in Antwerp, the Flemish part of Belgium, studied in Jerusalem, and came to the United States for graduate school.6 I planned to stay one year, but never used my return ticket. I fell in love with New York—and with the man who is still my husband today. I went on to study the nature of cultural and religious identity； how we negotiate tradition and modernity, individualism and collectivism.7 For the first 20 years of my career, I was particularly interested in couples and families who were in cultural transition8. I drew directly from my own experience and that of my family.
I worked with refugees and internationals,9 exploring both voluntary and forced migration. As I traveled the world, I witnessed the falls of political regimes10. I became curious how this played out directly in the kitchens and the bedrooms of the families that I worked with. But the bulk of my endeavors culminated in working with mixed couples.11 Intercultural, interracial and interreligious12 families were also in a state of cultural negotiation, playing out in their own homes. My primary interest was in how cultural forces affect gender roles and child rearing13 practices.
Over the next years, I had two sons and I was involved in my own cultural experiment： motherhood in New York City. When my oldest son turned eight, and my youngest five, my schedule and mind space began to clear and I felt ready to take on a new big project. I wrote an article called “In Search of Erotic Intelligence”, about couples and sexuality from the perspective of a foreign therapist observing American sexuality.14 The article went viral15, and it led to an offer to write a book, which I gladly accepted.
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