Relationship stability has been found to be strongly related to both intimacy and sexual novelty. Intimate relationships are those in which partners share emotional bonds and feel emotionally...
The Effects of Past Sexual Traumas on Attitudes Toward Sexual Exploration, Negotiation, and Relational Trust
The experiences of sexual assault and abuse can have lifelong effects on people's...
Sexual secrecy refers to the practice of keeping one's sexual experiences or preferences hidden from others, usually for fear of judgment, stigma, or embarrassment. This can include hiding things...
Sexual rejection is an unpleasant experience that can have significant impacts on one's psychological health. It can lead to feelings of shame, guilt, embarrassment, humiliation, and even depression....
Sexual exploration is a journey of discovering one's own sexual desires, preferences, and boundaries while learning to respect and appreciate those of others. It involves experiencing new sensations,...
Soldiers are trained to be tough and resilient, but they may find themselves confronted with situations that challenge their emotions and morality. One such situation is witnessing sexual misconduct...
Vulnerability refers to the state of being open, exposed, and susceptible to risk or danger. Shared vulnerability is when two individuals experience emotional, physical, or psychological exposure...
Moral injury, trauma, and ethical challenges can have a significant impact on an individual's sexual desires, relational trust, and emotional vulnerability. These factors are closely linked to each...
Relationship Trust
Trust is an essential ingredient for successful relationships. It's the foundation that keeps partners connected and committed to each other through thick and...
Sexual coercion is a form of violence that involves physical force, verbal threats, psychological manipulation, or alcohol/drug abuse to compel someone into unwanted sexual activity. It can cause...