In order to fully understand which forms of touch, eye contact, or movement are most predictive of relational satisfaction and sexual consent, it is important to consider both sides of the equation....
Cultural Context and Self-Expression
The term "culture" refers to the collective beliefs, values, norms, behaviors, traditions, and practices that are shared among members of a particular society...
When it comes to moving your body, why do certain movements evoke suppressed memories of early erotic curiosity? Many dancers report that specific poses, gestures, or choreography can bring back...
The idea that queer theology can be used to explore the relationship between spirituality and sexual orientation is not new; however, there have been few studies devoted specifically to examining how...
Queer phenomenology is an emerging field of study that seeks to understand the experiences of people who identify as non-heteronormative. It challenges traditional ideas about gender, sexuality, and...
Movements are organizations that aim to create social change through collective action. In order to be successful, they must include a wide range of people with different opinions and...
There are many factors that contribute to a fulfilling sexual experience, but one factor that is often overlooked is physical synchrony. Physical synchrony refers to the degree to which partners'...
Physical synchronization is a term that refers to the process where two people's bodies move in harmony during an activity such as dance, yoga, or exercise. It involves coordinating one's movements...
Physical synchronization is an important part of the human experience that can enhance the level of intimacy between partners during sex. This phenomenon refers to the ability to move one's body in...
Sexual experiences are made up of different components that work together to create meaningful and enjoyable interactions between partners. One such component is sexual cues. These can be auditory,...