How do restrictions on premarital family planning rooted in religious beliefs impact sexual communication, negotiation of reproductive choices, and emotional bonding?
The practice of premarital...
The term 'religion' refers to a set of beliefs, practices, ethics, moral code, rituals, texts, customs, traditions, organizations, and institutions that unite people around their spiritual faith....
In East Asia, premarital cohabitation is often seen as taboo in many religions due to its perceived impact on sexual behavior, relational negotiation, and emotional intimacy.
Christianity...
Sexual identity is a fluid construct that changes throughout one's life, shaped by many factors including social norms, family experiences, physical and psychological development, and cultural...
Gendered expectations are societal norms that shape people's perceptions about how they should behave based on their gender identity. These norms have been reinforced through socialization processes...
In many cultures and religions around the world, there are strict rules regarding sexual behaviors and interactions between individuals, including taboos about certain acts that are considered...
Sexual negotiation is a process that takes place between two people who are exploring each other's desires before having sexual relations. This process can be more complicated for individuals who...
Postpartum sexual abstinence is a common practice among many religions that follow Islamic law and tradition. This abstinence period generally lasts for up to forty days following the birth of a...
Sexual orientation refers to an individual's innate attraction towards people of different genders. It can be homosexual (attraction towards same gender), heterosexual (attraction towards opposite...
Sexual fantasy is a common experience among humans, but it can be interpreted differently depending on an individual's cultural, moral, and religious background. This article explores how these...