Attachment, passion, and desire are three intricately related phenomena that play a crucial role in shaping the way people experience their relationships and identify themselves within them....
In psychology, emotional memories are memories that are associated with strong emotions such as fear, joy, sadness, anger, love, hate, disgust, guilt, embarrassment, jealousy, pride, envy, surprise,...
Psychological Effects of Relational Invisibility
The term "relational invisibility" refers to an experience wherein a person feels unseen, undervalued, or dismissed within their romantic...
Emotional reciprocity is an important concept that underpins healthy and sustainable relationships. It refers to the mutual exchange of feelings, thoughts, needs, and desires between individuals in a...
How do internalized guilt, shame, and societal pressure shape relational dynamics, self-conception, and social participation for LGBT individuals, and how can therapy intervene effectively?
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There has been an increased recognition of the importance of providing support for individuals who identify as LGBTQ+. Queer identity is often stigmatized and misunderstood, leading to discrimination...
Novelty-seeking is a personality trait that is characterized by an individual's desire for new experiences and excitement. This behavior can have both positive and negative effects on long-term...
To What Extent Can Communication Breakdowns in Intimacy Lead to Dissatisfaction and Long-Term Relational Decline?
Intimate relationships are often characterized by strong emotional ties between...
Many people believe that sexual novelty is an important part of maintaining a healthy relationship.
It may also have negative effects on emotional closeness, relational motivation, and long-term...
Erotic fantasies are powerful tools that can be used to address various relational conflicts, emotional vulnerabilities, and unmet intimacy needs between romantic partners. By exploring these desires...