After deploying abroad, many soldiers experience a wide range of emotions that are difficult for them to express to their partners back home. In fact, some may even feel ashamed or embarrassed to...
Gender norms are socially constructed roles that determine how people behave according to their assigned gender identity. These roles influence every aspect of life, including intimate relationships....
In order to understand how soldiers adapt to their environment and regulate their emotions during wartime, it is important to examine the role that sexual aspects play in this process. Sexuality can...
Partners' interpretation of trauma-related behavioral inconsistencies
Inconsistent behaviors can be seen in individuals who have experienced traumatic events such as war, violence, natural...
Love is an intense feeling experienced between two people characterized by affection, passion, devotion, trust, intimacy, and physical attraction. During times of war, when life-threatening...
People are social creatures who experience strong feelings such as love and lust. These feelings can be expressed through physical contact between them and their partners, like kissing, cuddling,...
During periods of forced separation or deployment, people often experience significant changes in their communication patterns. These shifts can be due to several factors, including physical...
Veterans often struggle to reconcile the need for emotional self-protection with the relational demand for vulnerability and trust. Self-protective behavior is a common response to trauma, and it can...
The subject of this article is to explore how military personnel can cope with conflicting demands between their own sense of intimacy and closeness versus organizational goals that emphasize...
Soldiers are trained to be mentally tough and physically strong. They must possess qualities like courage, discipline, determination, and resilience. These traits allow them to overcome challenges...