The religious belief that sexual pleasure is sinful has an impact on how people feel about their own desires, attractions, and arousal. This paper explores the ways in which this attitude can shape...
The concept of premarital sexual conduct is central to many religions in Northern Europe. This has led to significant cultural implications that have shaped attitudes towards relationships and...
In the field of neuroscience, there has been significant research conducted to understand how the brain processes emotional and neutral erotic stimuli differently between males and females. One area...
The human body is an incredibly intricate mechanism that has been studied for centuries, both scientifically and artistically. One aspect of the body that has received particular attention is its...
Scientific rationalism is a mode of thinking that emphasizes reason, logic, and evidence-based decision making, while also recognizing the limitations of human knowledge and understanding. It is...
How does the emotional meaning of a gesture change when performed with downward versus upward intention?
The emotional meaning of a gesture can be understood in terms of its direction. When...
How does the concealment of queer identity throughout adolescence impact long-term cognitive, emotional, and social development?
There has been growing awareness and acceptance of LGBTQ+...
Queer Phenomenology vs Moral Psychology: What's the Relationship?
The concept of queer phenomenology is relatively new, having emerged from the field of philosophy during the late twentieth...
In writing, the way that a character moves can be used to express a variety of things, including their personality, mood, and even their relationship status. This article will examine how leg...
Research shows that humans have an innate tendency to seek out pleasure and avoid pain. This is true for physical sensations, but it also applies to psychological experiences such as emotions. When...