Sexual intimacy has been found to play an important role in the overall wellbeing of individuals experiencing combat situations. Research suggests that it can help build moral resilience, promote...
Sexual trauma is common among military personnel who have experienced combat and can lead to significant physical and psychological difficulties such as PTSD, depression, anxiety, and relationship...
Soldiers who have been exposed to combat situations for an extended period can experience difficulty forming and sustaining emotional connections with their romantic partners. Prolonged stress...
Exploring the Impact of Shared Danger on Military Partnerships
The relationship between two people who have experienced combat together is often one that is filled with a unique type of intimacy...
Longing for Partner's Affection During Combat
During times of conflict, soldiers may experience emotional distress due to being separated from their loved ones. This can lead them to feel lonely...
Military operations require effective decision-making to ensure success.
Emotional bonds can significantly impact this process by affecting how individuals perceive risks and make choices....
Trauma-induced emotional fragmentation is a condition characterized by dissociation from reality, resulting in the loss of connection to oneself and others. It can occur after exposure to traumatic...
What is the Relationship Between Sexual Activity and Moral Resilience, Stress Adaptation, and Relational Satisfaction in Soldiers?
Sexual activity has been found to have a significant impact on...
Many soldiers are exposed to dangerous situations during their service, which can have a significant impact on their mental health, including their attachment style and sexual expression. These...
The impact of combat experience on the intimacy and sexual decision-making of soldiers is a multifaceted issue that has garnered increased attention in recent years due to the frequency of deployment...