The question of whether concealment has long-term consequences for psychological well-being and relational health is one that has been the subject of much debate among researchers and practitioners...
Online self-presentation has become an increasingly important aspect of daily life, particularly in terms of sexual identity, dating, and relational health. In this context, it is essential to...
Emotional suppression is a common coping mechanism used to manage feelings that are deemed uncomfortable or socially undesirable. In recent years, there has been growing interest in the impact of...
Due to societal stigma against non-heterosexual identities, many people choose to hide their true sexual orientation or gender identity from others. This practice has been shown to have detrimental...
How can queer perspectives on emotional openness challenge traditional ideas about relational health, intimacy, and ethical obligations? This essay will explore how queer thought provides fresh...
How do men reconcile sexual guilt, shame, or anxiety while maintaining intimacy and relational health?
Sexual feelings are part of human nature. Men may feel guilty, ashamed, anxious, or...
The pursuit of happiness through pleasure is a universal human motivation that takes many forms, including the desire for physical closeness and emotional connection with others. This desire...
The current study explores the interplay between emotional vulnerability and sexual satisfaction to better understand their impact on relational health. Emotional vulnerability can be defined as an...
Emotional vulnerability is the tendency to feel and express strong feelings such as sadness, fear, anger, joy, and love. These emotions can be triggered by various situations, including interpersonal...