How do women's movements redefine marital sexuality?
Women's movements are social, political, and cultural campaigns seeking to advance women's rights around the world. They advocate for gender...
I will explore how communities adapt to changes in sexual legislation. Sexual legislation refers to laws that regulate sexual behavior, including marriage, contraception, abortion, adoption,...
What is expected of men and women in their social interactions has changed drastically in recent decades. These new societal standards have had an effect on how they relate to each other sexually,...
Power is often defined as a social relationship that involves asymmetrical access to resources such as material wealth, authority, knowledge, prestige, or status. In intimate relationships between...
Jealousy is an intense emotion that can be triggered by feelings of fear, anxiety, and insecurity when another person threatens one's relationship or possessions. It often leads to aggressive...
"How does dependency blur erotic resilience with partner approval?" is a question that has puzzled researchers for decades. Dependency is the state of being dependent on something or someone, while...
The concept of dependency can be understood to have different meanings depending on the context. In psychology, it refers to a state in which an individual is unable to function independently due to...
How does dependency sustain erotic fragility during loss of identity?
The concept of erotic fragility has gained traction in recent years due to its relation to gender roles and power dynamics in...
Dependency is one of the most important factors that blurs erotic equality in any relationship, especially in cases where there is an age gap between partners. When one person becomes dependent on...
Financial inequality has been an issue in many societies for centuries. It is a known fact that people from different economic backgrounds have unequal access to resources like education, healthcare,...