The subject of sexual humiliation is often avoided or censored in public discourse, but it has been used throughout history to manipulate and control people's minds and behaviors. Sexual acts can be...
Sexual trauma can be understood as an emotional response to being sexually violated, abused, assaulted, exploited, or harassed. It has been linked to negative psychological effects such as...
Political violence creates erotic trauma when it transforms people's desires into fear. Erotic trauma is a form of emotional and psychological harm caused by witnessing or experiencing acts of...
Sexual coercion can be defined as the act of forcing someone into unwanted sexual activity through verbal or physical means. It is often seen in hierarchical political organizations such as...
Forgiveness is a process whereby an individual recognizes that someone has wronged them, accepts responsibility for their actions, expresses sorrow for hurting the victim and seeks reconciliation. It...
Political trauma refers to the psychological impact of experiencing or witnessing violence, terrorism, warfare, oppression, and other forms of systemic traumatic events that are related to politics....
The body records political repression through patterns of desire, fear, and emotional response that linger long after the external conflict ends. These patterns can affect an individual's behavior...
Sexual fantasies are intricate cognitive processes that can be used to cope with difficult emotions, anxiety, and pain. People who experience severe social or political turmoil may turn to these...
How does political trauma shape intergenerational erotic and attachment patterns?
Political trauma can have a significant impact on how individuals experience romantic relationships and sexual...
The psychological impact of political violence and traumatic events can have lasting effects on an individual's sexual life, erotic imagination, and patterns of attachment. This effect may be passed...