Sexual frustration among soldiers is one of the most significant problems faced by military personnel during deployment. It can lead to various negative impacts on both soldiers and their partners,...
Sexual coercion is a form of nonconsensual sexual activity where one individual forces another into an unwanted sexual act through physical force, threats, manipulation, or emotional blackmail....
The article focuses on how military veterans and their partners communicate to maintain healthy levels of intimacy despite emotional struggles associated with combat trauma. Adaptive communication...
A person's experience of sexual trauma can have significant effects on their moral judgment, ethical decision-making, and relational functioning. Sexual trauma is defined as a violation of personal...
Soldiers are often expected to be strong, independent individuals who can handle stressful situations without showing any sign of weakness.
Many soldiers face difficulties when they return home...
A common assumption among military personnel is that the sexual act can provide a source of relief from the stress associated with their job.
Research has yet to establish whether this assumption...
Sexual trust can be defined as the belief that one's partner will not act in a way that is harmful to oneself or others during an intimate encounter. It involves both emotional and physical elements,...
Soldiers who serve multiple tours abroad can be deployed for up to eighteen months per tour and may face numerous combat situations while serving their country. This can significantly affect their...
Sexual rejection is an inevitable part of human experience that occurs during various stages of life. It can happen due to various reasons such as physical appearance, personality traits, and...
Chronic hyper-vigilance can have significant effects on sexual functioning, emotional regulation, and relational satisfaction over time. It is important to understand how this phenomenon works in...