Soldiers' Relationship Issues
When they return home from war, many soldiers are unable to adjust back into civilian life due to post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), combat trauma, and...
Couples with combat veterans often face unique challenges due to their partners' symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) which affect their ability to maintain healthy emotional connections...
Soldiers have always been expected to put their duty before their own feelings. They are trained to be stoic, unemotional, and objective, and they are often encouraged to suppress their personal...
Sexual relationships play an important role in the process of identity reconstruction after combat trauma. Combat trauma can have a profound impact on an individual's sense of self and sexual...
Romantic partnerships are often associated with protection from combat-related trauma, moral injury, and chronic stress. This is because they provide a sense of safety, security, and support that can...
How do veterans reconcile intense battlefield camaraderie with the slower demands of civilian relational development? This is an important question that has puzzled many people who have served in the...
Survivor's Guilt and Veterans' Perception of Their Own Worthiness and Ability to Engage in Fulfilling Intimate Relationships
Survivor's guilt is a common phenomenon among military veterans who...
Soldiers' Perception of Closeness and Relational Gestures: A Complex Interpretation
Soldiers are often seen as stoic individuals who have to suppress their emotions and display little...
The topic is "In what ways does shared exposure to combat trauma influence relational loyalty, sexual desire, and emotional attachment among soldiers?"
Combat trauma refers to the psychological...
Sexual openness and emotional disclosure are important aspects of an individual's well-being, but they can be affected by their experiences during military service, especially when it comes to...