Boredom is a common phenomenon that affects people across all demographics, including those involved in romantic relationships. Sexual boredom can be particularly difficult to overcome because it is...
The integration of moral injury and existential reflection into ongoing relational and sexual identities is an important process for veterans to undergo. Moral injury refers to the emotional and...
The purpose of this article is to examine how war experiences can shape veterans' perspectives on love and connection, focusing on their moral and existential reflections during combat. Specifically,...
I will explore how moral and existential reflections may impact veterans' relational goals, fidelity, and sexual ethics. Relationships, particularly sexual ones, are often challenging for anyone to...
Moral and existential reflections can significantly impact the way veterans approach their romantic relationships, marriages, and sexual choices.
If a veteran has been exposed to traumatic...
Existential questions are those that explore the fundamental nature of human existence, such as "Why am I here?" or "What is the meaning of life?". Moments in unexpected environments can cause people...
Absurdity is a philosophical concept that refers to the feeling of disconnection from meaningfulness, significance, or purpose in one's life. It suggests that there may be no objective or universal...
The question of whether consciousness is a cosmic mystery or merely an evolutionary byproduct has been debated for centuries. Some argue that it is a fundamental aspect of reality, while others claim...
One of the most essential aspects of human existence is trust. Trust is what holds together society, relationships, businesses, governments, and even interpersonal dynamics. It is what allows us to...
The concept of relational multiplicity is the idea that human experiences can be understood through multiple perspectives, including the ethical, existential, and phenomenological dimensions. This...