Cohabitation is a social arrangement where two people live together, usually for an extended period of time, without being married. It can be a romantic relationship or just a platonic one, but it...
Lesbian partnerships are often characterized by shared temporalities that have implications for relational co-construction and mutual subjectivity. This means that lesbian partners may experience...
Families are social groups composed of individuals related to each other through bonds of kinship, marriage, adoption, or cohabitation. They are units of society that can reproduce and pass down...
When two people begin to cohabitate, they often face many challenges that require compromise, patience, and understanding. One such challenge is sharing personal spaces that have been established and...
Cohabitation is a term used for living together in an informal arrangement that does not include marriage or civil partnership but may involve an emotional commitment between romantic partners....
The concept of family has been traditionally defined as a group of individuals related to each other by blood or marriage.
This definition is challenged by contemporary society where families are...
Is Marriage Still a Radical Act When It Becomes Normalized?
Marriage is a social institution that has been around for centuries, but does it still hold the same meaning today? In many cultures,...
Sexual harmony is an essential factor that shapes the psychological stability of young couples navigating early cohabitation and joint decision-making. When partners have healthy sexual relations,...
How does sexual novelty influence relational satisfaction over decades of cohabitation?
Sexual novelty refers to new experiences that a couple has together, which may include trying different...
Sexual anxiety is a common issue that can negatively impact the quality of life for many people. It can manifest in a variety of ways including performance anxiety, body image issues, fear of...