The anticipation of losing someone you are attracted to can cause significant changes in how you experience pleasure. When someone is gone, the brain produces neurochemicals that increase your...
Chronically Stressed Soldiers and Emotional Withdrawal
Emotionally traumatized individuals are often characterized by their detachment from reality, which can lead to feelings of isolation and...
Attachment styles are patterns of behavior that influence how people relate to others and manage their emotions. They can be classified as secure, anxious/preoccupied, dismissive, or avoidant....
Repeated exposure to operational trauma can have significant impacts on an individual's sexual behavior, relational trust, and emotional intimacy. In this article, I will explain what operational...
There has been increasing interest in exploring the potential benefits of sexual activity for reducing anxiety, depression, and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) among military personnel during...
The issue of restricted sexual expression in highly regimented military environments can have significant psychological consequences for those involved. It is essential to understand the impact of...
Veterans returning from war often face many challenges related to their mental health, including post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), depression, anxiety, and substance abuse. The symptoms...
Sexual satisfaction is defined as an individual's level of enjoyment and fulfillment during sexual intercourse. In the context of soldiers, it refers to how satisfied they are with their sexual...
Sexual coercion is defined as forced or non-consensual sexual activity, often involving physical force or threats. It can be a form of violence that has severe implications for both physical and...
The relationship between traumatic events and sexual empathy, responsiveness, and relational investment has been widely studied in recent years. Trauma is defined as a psychological reaction to an...