Can intimacy mitigate the psychological consequences of moral injury or ethical conflicts experienced in combat? This question has been the subject of much debate among researchers, therapists, and...
The subject of this article is how soldiers cope with changes in their sexual and romantic identities due to experiences during military service that may include traumatic events such as combat, loss...
Moral ambiguity is a concept that refers to situations where there are no clear guidelines for what constitutes right or wrong behavior, but rather different perspectives on morality. In the context...
Sexual relations are an important part of human life that can be affected by past events. Traumatic events, such as abuse, neglect, war, natural disasters, accidents, etc., can lead to PTSD symptoms...
Can Sexual Relationships Mitigate Moral Injury, Ethical Conflicts, or Guilt Experienced in Combat?
Combat is a difficult experience for many soldiers, and it can lead to feelings of moral injury,...
Sexual behavior is influenced by a variety of factors, including personal experiences, cultural norms, social expectations, and internal motivations. Moral ambiguity and ethical conflicts can play an...
How do sexual relationships mediate the psychological consequences of moral injury or ethical conflict?
The relationship between morality, emotions, and sexuality is complex and multifaceted....
Can sexual relationships mitigate the psychological effects of moral injury, trauma, and ethical conflict?
Moral injury is a concept that refers to the harm caused by actions taken during warfare...
Fascination with the Forbidden
Fascination with the forbidden is a concept that has been studied extensively in various fields, including psychology, sociology, philosophy, and literature. This...
Queer households refer to those that are non-traditional and do not follow heteronormative expectations regarding gender identity, sexual orientation, relationship structure, or family composition....