The effects of war on human psychology are well documented; however, less attention is given to how it influences interpersonal intimacy and desire. Soldiers often experience trauma during their...
How do long periods of emotional suppression during deployment alter post-war expressions of desire, affection, or commitment?
Deployment to war zones often involves significant trauma and stress...
How do couples construct moral meaning around erotic intimacy when navigating differences in libido, relational expectations, or sexual self-expression? This question has been explored extensively by...
Consensual non-monogamy is an increasingly popular sexual practice that involves multiple romantic and/or sexual partners outside of the primary relationship. In order to ensure mutual pleasure and...
Veterans' experiences of combat and operational stress can significantly impact their sexual and relational identities. These experiences may lead to changes in how they view themselves, others, and...
Sexuality has always been an essential aspect of human life, shaping personal identities and interpersonal interactions. Despite its prevalence, many people find it difficult to talk about or...
Sexual restraint can be defined as self-control in one's desires for sexual activity. It may include abstinence from sexual activities altogether, delaying gratification until marriage, limiting the...
Prolonged Operational Stress
Prolonged operational stress can have a significant impact on sexual functioning, desire, and relational satisfaction. It is important to understand how this stress...
Soldiers' understanding of the psychological value of being desired is an intricate and nuanced issue that often gets lost in the midst of their hostile or uncontrollable environments.
It can have...
Shared Risk and Danger Can Increase Sexual Arousal and Desire
When people feel that they are in danger or facing risky situations together, their bodies can release chemicals like adrenaline and...