Sexual Trust and Relational Resilience
Combat veterans face many challenges upon returning to civilian life, including adapting to new environments, dealing with trauma, and readjusting to their...
Attachment can be defined as a psychological bond that forms when someone becomes dependent on another person for emotional support, care, or security. In the context of war, this type of attachment...
When we talk about sexual and emotional attachments between humans, it's often assumed that these things are unique to each person, and the level and intensity of such bonds vary widely from one...
Throughout history, soldiers have been forced to balance their desire for closeness with the fear of losing it due to the inherently dangerous nature of war. This can be seen in various ways, from...
As a solider, I have experienced deep bonds with my fellow soldiers that can never be broken.
When one loses a comrade in battle, it is devastating and can change their outlook on life forever....
Article title: How do attachment styles shift for service members returning from active combat?
Returning to civilian life after military service can be an adjustment, especially if you have...
Soldiers experience various forms of physical and mental stress during war, which can have severe consequences on their relationships. The post-war period is characterized by the absence of combat...
The military experience is stressful and dangerous, putting troops under constant pressure and requiring them to leave their families behind for extended periods. This can be challenging for soldiers...
In the context of military service, shared adversity refers to experiences that are unique to individuals who serve in the armed forces, such as combat exposure, traumatic events, extended...
Soldiers are trained to be tough, disciplined, focused, and adaptable to different situations. They are expected to serve their country's interests above all else.
They are also human beings who...