What are some common cognitive strategies used to suppress sexual imagination in highly religious contexts?
The suppression of sexual imagination is an important part of many religions,...
The notion of erotic self-compassion refers to the act of treating oneself with kindness, care, and understanding while experiencing or exploring one's sexual desires and needs. This concept has...
Sexual abuse is a devastating experience that can have lifelong consequences for those who are victims. It can lead to trauma, depression, anxiety, substance abuse, post-traumatic stress disorder,...
Embodied-therapy is an approach to treatment which involves using physical sensations and movement to help people overcome trauma or painful memories. It can be used for a wide range of issues...
Sexual ethics are social norms that define acceptable sexual practices within specific cultural and religious communities. These standards can range from broad principles, such as monogamy or...
Article Title: Attitudes Toward Sexual Consent Across Religious Contexts and Its Impact on Relational Ethics
Religion plays an important role in shaping societal norms, including those related to...
Sexual imagination is the process of thinking about sexual experiences that involve physical contact between two or more people, which may include touching, kissing, caressing, and having...
Sexual obligations refer to the cultural, social, and legal expectations that individuals have towards one another regarding sexual activity, which may vary across different religious communities. In...
Sexual morality is an important factor that shapes leadership legitimacy, communal expectations, and social hierarchy within religious contexts. Leadership legitimacy refers to the perceived...
The topic of sex is often seen as taboo in many cultures around the world.
This does not mean that people are not having sex. Instead, they have to work hard to find ways to get it without...