Sexual dysfunction is defined as "a persistent or recurrent problem that prevents an individual or couple from experiencing satisfaction during sexual activity" (1). Sexual dysfunction can manifest...
Sexual withdrawal can be caused by many factors, such as stress, fatigue, and depression. People who are feeling stressed or tired may find it difficult to initiate or participate in sexual...
Sexual withdrawal is an involuntary reaction to stressful situations that can occur in both men and women. It may be caused by physical changes, such as increased anxiety levels or hormonal...
One of the most common sources of anxiety in people's lives is their own sexual inadequacies. They often feel embarrassed about themselves because they don't know how to please their partner enough...
Sexual assault is a widespread problem that can have lasting consequences for victims. One such consequence is how it impacts future sexual relationships. This article will explore the ways that...
The impact of childhood sexual trauma can be long-lasting and severe, with a range of psychological, physical, emotional, social, and relational outcomes that can manifest across the lifespan....
Step 1: Identifying Emotional Trust Issues Between Couples
In any relationship, it is important to have mutual respect and understanding between partners in order to maintain healthy communication...
Some people may experience a decrease in their desire for sex during certain times in their lives, such as while dealing with stress or illness, which can make it difficult to determine whether they...
Chronic sexual avoidance is a common issue in many committed relationships that can have severe long-term impacts on both partners' mental health. It can lead to feelings of rejection, low...
Emotional distance is the gap between people who are romantically involved. It can be physical, psychological, or both. Emotionally distant couples do not experience strong feelings towards each...