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...
The topic of soldiers' navigation of consent, desire, and ethical responsibility under conditions of power imbalance and operational stress is one that has been explored extensively in academic...
Sexual curiosity is one of the most fundamental aspects of human nature. It drives people to explore their desires and find ways to satisfy them, often without regard for societal norms or...
Sexual Compatibility and Team Performance
Sexual compatibility refers to how well a couple's physical and emotional needs match each other's. It includes factors such as desire levels, frequency...
The term “trauma” is often associated with negative experiences that can have lasting effects on an individual's mental health and well-being. For many military veterans who have experienced combat...
How do partners negotiate sexual meaning ethically when their emotional intelligences differ, leading to misunderstandings about desire, intimacy, or connection?
Emotional intelligence refers to...
How do veterans negotiate intimacy when trauma affects desire, regulation, and responsiveness? Veterans face challenges in their intimate lives that are unique to those who have experienced military...