The physical manifestation of human sexuality is commonly understood to be a multidimensional phenomenon that includes biological, psychological, social, cultural, and spiritual dimensions. It is...
The question of how habitual intimate practices affect relational trust, attachment security, and emotional investment over time is an important one. It has been studied extensively across...
Sexual rejection is a common experience that many people encounter throughout their lives. It can occur during dating or social situations when an individual expresses interest in another person who...
Romantic relationships can have a significant impact on various aspects of an individual's life, including their emotional regulation, attachment security, and psychological well-being. This is...
How do experiences of romantic rejection or heartbreak interact with self-concept, coping strategies, and attachment security in LGBT populations?
Romantic rejection and heartbreak are common...
Internalized homophobia is a term used to describe negative attitudes towards one's own same-sex orientation that may lead to self-loathing, shame, guilt, fear, isolation, depression, anxiety, and...
Social stigma is defined as an unfavorable attitude that society holds towards certain groups of people. It can have significant effects on individuals' emotional well-being, social acceptance, and...
Intergenerational silence about queerness refers to the practice of failing to openly discuss issues related to same-sex attraction, gender nonconformity, or transgender identity within families and...
Attachment is a deep emotional bond that develops between a person and another individual, such as a romantic partner, family member, friend, or caregiver. It involves feelings of safety, trust, and...
Sexual attraction is a powerful force that shapes many aspects of human behavior, including intimate relationships. In romantic partnerships, individuals may experience changes in their sexual...