Reviews
<I participated in the Culture Bloom Review Team and received the book for free; this review is written honestly.> To be honest, books about sex are bound to make you feel a bit self-conscious. However, these days, there are books that you hesitate to pick up in a bookstore, but end up buying because you feel relieved that you can read them comfortably via online order. Compared to those books, the cover of this one looks quite mild. Of course, looking at the table of contents, that is not the
*Shin Dong-yup's Theory of Innate Goodness* is like a sex counseling center for adults. The combination of comedian Shin Dong-yup and OB/GYN specialist Kim Ji-yeon seems to be a perfect match. The book is structured like a radio show where a DJ reads out listener stories and an expert provides answers. First, sexual concerns from people of various age groups are introduced anonymously, followed by the two authors discussing those stories. It features eighteen stories from real adults, including
Since I have been a big fan of the comedian Shin Dong-yup since I was young, I was very curious about the content when I saw the title, "Shin Dong-yup's Theory of Innate Goodness." Whenever I see Shin Dong-yup, he always gives off a positive vibe. He also has an aura that makes you feel like something pleasant is about to happen when you talk to him. So, I was curious about the contents of a book co-authored by Shin Dong-yup and his OB/GYN sister, Kim Ji-yeon. In a word, it is accurate to call
From the very first story, the question was so explicit that I thought, "Uh... what is this?" I honestly don't think I've ever seen such a blatant story anywhere else. It was great to read the book with interest, as it covered 19+ concerns that anyone might be curious about and worry about. Since some of the stories were worries I had thought about myself at some point, the advice from Shin Dong-yup and the "Doctor Sister" was incredibly helpful. There was even someone currently facing the
When you hear "Shin Dong-yup's Theory of Innate Goodness," it makes you think about sex... in a different light. It’s a book that refreshingly unpacks the topic of sex for adults, turning a "maybe?" into "as expected!" I enjoyed reading it because it uses a Q&A format to candidly address topics that are difficult to ask about elsewhere. Shin Dong-yup feels very approachable when it comes to sex, and Dr. Kim Ji-yeon is an OB/GYN active on the YouTube channel "Doctor Sister." Hearing answers to
I was already familiar with Shin Dong-yup—known as "Yeop-shin" in the broadcasting industry for his sexually witty banter—but I never imagined I would hear about his fame extending to a book like this. While I expect it to live up to his reputation, I am still slightly curious. Moreover, since it is not a book written solely by himself but a collaboration with an OB/GYN, I suspect it may possess a certain systematic structure. I read "Yeop-shin's Theory of Innate Goodness," a work that does not
This book is a collaboration between Shin Dong-yup’s "sex education" and the expert medical information provided by Dr. Kim Ji-yeon. Shin Dong-yup brings to mind comedies filled with sexual jokes, such as those on *SNL*. One of his charms might be that his sly smile, rather than being off-putting, feels like it represents the sexual desires deep within us. *Theory of Innate Goodness* appears to be a book derived from the sex education podcast *Shin Dong-yup’s Theory of Innate Goodness* on Naver
Shin Dong-yup's Theory of Innate Goodness Planned by Houya Publishing and SM Culture & Contents / Written by Shin Dong-yup and Kim Ji-yeon #ShinDongYup'sTheoryOfInnateGoodness, #HouyaPublishing, #ChaekSesang, #MomSuda, #ChaekSesangMomSudaCafe, #SMCulture&ContentsPlanning, #ShinDongYup, #KimJiyeon Shin Dong-yup's Theory of Innate Goodness on Naver Audio Clip, hosted by counseling master Shin Dong-yup and OB/GYN specialist Kim Ji-yeon, is described as a sex education podcast focused on
When I first heard the title 'Shin Dong-yup's Theory of Innate Goodness,' I assumed it wasn't the Shin Dong-yup I knew. Thinking it was a different author with the same name, I searched for the book... but lo and behold! It really is the Shin Dong-yup who used to say, "How are you?" Shin Dong-yup appears in many programs, such as *Witch Hunt*, *My Ugly Duckling*, and *Amazing Saturday*, and his witty banter is a hot topic wherever he goes. He cracks risqué jokes, yet there is a sense of
While Shin Dong-yup is famous for his R-rated talk, I only learned that he hosted a sex counseling program with OB/GYN resident Dr. Kim Ji-yeon after receiving the book *Shin Dong-yup’s Theory of Innate Goodness*, which was provided by Seongandang. To be honest, I didn't have any worries significant enough to warrant such a book, but I picked it up and read it out of curiosity about the kinds of concerns people face. The book contains 60 concerns and their answers. As I read, I realized for the
Shin Dong-yeop et al.: Shin Dong-yup's theory of innate goodness
Hosted by counseling master Shin Dong-yup and OB/GYN specialist Dr. Kim Ji-yeon, known as "Doctor Sister," Naver Audio Clip’s *Shin Dong-yup’s Theory of Innate Goodness* is a sex education podcast that focuses on information rather than entertainment. The duo introduces stories about sexual concerns sent in by listeners and offers generous advice. Speaking from the perspective of life mentors and experts, the stories they share cover sexual worries that anyone has likely experienced or heard about at least once. The book version of *Shin Dong-yup’s Theory of Innate Goodness* is highly effective for learning, allowing readers to gain professional medical knowledge alongside psychological counseling regarding sex—topics that were previously difficult to ask about frankly. It can be described as a sex education textbook for adults, distinguished by diverse yet relatable stories and satisfying solutions. The customized solutions for various age groups—ranging from dating novices and newlyweds to elderly couples—are even refreshing, with questions such as, “Do men notice if I pretend to be aroused?”, “It’s been a year since I got married, but I haven’t kissed or had sex with my husband even once. What should I do?”, and “I’ve been married for 20 years, and I’m worried because my sex drive hasn’t decreased.” To the caller who asked, “It’s been a year since I got married, but I haven’t kissed or had sex with my husband even once. What should I do?”, Shin Dong-yeop expressed his disbelief that it was a real story, conveying his concern by stating, “I respect and understand the promise made during dating not to engage in physical intimacy for religious reasons, but getting to know each other through marital relations after marriage is a very important matter.”
Korean title: 신동엽의 성선설
Korean author: 신동엽 외
Korean publisher: 호우야
ISBN-13: 9788931557084
Reviews
<I participated in the Culture Bloom Review Team and received the book for free; this review is written honestly.> To be honest, books about sex are bound to make you feel a bit self-conscious. However, these days, there are books that you hesitate to pick up in a bookstore, but end up buying because you feel relieved that you can read them comfortably via online order. Compared to those books, the cover of this one looks quite mild. Of course, looking at the table of contents, that is not the
*Shin Dong-yup's Theory of Innate Goodness* is like a sex counseling center for adults. The combination of comedian Shin Dong-yup and OB/GYN specialist Kim Ji-yeon seems to be a perfect match. The book is structured like a radio show where a DJ reads out listener stories and an expert provides answers. First, sexual concerns from people of various age groups are introduced anonymously, followed by the two authors discussing those stories. It features eighteen stories from real adults, including
Since I have been a big fan of the comedian Shin Dong-yup since I was young, I was very curious about the content when I saw the title, "Shin Dong-yup's Theory of Innate Goodness." Whenever I see Shin Dong-yup, he always gives off a positive vibe. He also has an aura that makes you feel like something pleasant is about to happen when you talk to him. So, I was curious about the contents of a book co-authored by Shin Dong-yup and his OB/GYN sister, Kim Ji-yeon. In a word, it is accurate to call
From the very first story, the question was so explicit that I thought, "Uh... what is this?" I honestly don't think I've ever seen such a blatant story anywhere else. It was great to read the book with interest, as it covered 19+ concerns that anyone might be curious about and worry about. Since some of the stories were worries I had thought about myself at some point, the advice from Shin Dong-yup and the "Doctor Sister" was incredibly helpful. There was even someone currently facing the
When you hear "Shin Dong-yup's Theory of Innate Goodness," it makes you think about sex... in a different light. It’s a book that refreshingly unpacks the topic of sex for adults, turning a "maybe?" into "as expected!" I enjoyed reading it because it uses a Q&A format to candidly address topics that are difficult to ask about elsewhere. Shin Dong-yup feels very approachable when it comes to sex, and Dr. Kim Ji-yeon is an OB/GYN active on the YouTube channel "Doctor Sister." Hearing answers to
I was already familiar with Shin Dong-yup—known as "Yeop-shin" in the broadcasting industry for his sexually witty banter—but I never imagined I would hear about his fame extending to a book like this. While I expect it to live up to his reputation, I am still slightly curious. Moreover, since it is not a book written solely by himself but a collaboration with an OB/GYN, I suspect it may possess a certain systematic structure. I read "Yeop-shin's Theory of Innate Goodness," a work that does not
This book is a collaboration between Shin Dong-yup’s "sex education" and the expert medical information provided by Dr. Kim Ji-yeon. Shin Dong-yup brings to mind comedies filled with sexual jokes, such as those on *SNL*. One of his charms might be that his sly smile, rather than being off-putting, feels like it represents the sexual desires deep within us. *Theory of Innate Goodness* appears to be a book derived from the sex education podcast *Shin Dong-yup’s Theory of Innate Goodness* on Naver
Shin Dong-yup's Theory of Innate Goodness Planned by Houya Publishing and SM Culture & Contents / Written by Shin Dong-yup and Kim Ji-yeon #ShinDongYup'sTheoryOfInnateGoodness, #HouyaPublishing, #ChaekSesang, #MomSuda, #ChaekSesangMomSudaCafe, #SMCulture&ContentsPlanning, #ShinDongYup, #KimJiyeon Shin Dong-yup's Theory of Innate Goodness on Naver Audio Clip, hosted by counseling master Shin Dong-yup and OB/GYN specialist Kim Ji-yeon, is described as a sex education podcast focused on
When I first heard the title 'Shin Dong-yup's Theory of Innate Goodness,' I assumed it wasn't the Shin Dong-yup I knew. Thinking it was a different author with the same name, I searched for the book... but lo and behold! It really is the Shin Dong-yup who used to say, "How are you?" Shin Dong-yup appears in many programs, such as *Witch Hunt*, *My Ugly Duckling*, and *Amazing Saturday*, and his witty banter is a hot topic wherever he goes. He cracks risqué jokes, yet there is a sense of
While Shin Dong-yup is famous for his R-rated talk, I only learned that he hosted a sex counseling program with OB/GYN resident Dr. Kim Ji-yeon after receiving the book *Shin Dong-yup’s Theory of Innate Goodness*, which was provided by Seongandang. To be honest, I didn't have any worries significant enough to warrant such a book, but I picked it up and read it out of curiosity about the kinds of concerns people face. The book contains 60 concerns and their answers. As I read, I realized for the
