Sexual Performance Anxiety is a common psychological issue that can impact an individual's ability to perform sexually during intimate encounters. It refers to the fear or worry about one's sexual...
How do intercultural relationships manage differences in sexual expectations and practices?
Intercultural relationships are relationships between people from different cultural backgrounds. They...
Anticipatory fears
Anticipatory fear is a feeling that occurs before a potentially threatening event. It may cause anxiety, worry, nervousness, or unease. Anticipatory fear can arise from past...
Anonymity can be defined as the state of being unknown or unnamed. In the context of online sexual interactions, anonymity allows individuals to explore their sexual desires without revealing their...
Generational differences in sexual expectations, practices, and satisfaction levels have been widely studied for decades, but there are still many unexplored aspects that can be further analyzed. In...
The issue of sexual inadequacy is one that many people face, regardless of their gender, age, or relationship status. It can be difficult to come to terms with feelings of being less than adequate...
There has been an increasing interest in exploring the impact of erotic roleplay and anonymous sexual chat on one's sexual self-efficacy, relational communication skills, and negotiation of consent....
Sexual Vulnerability and Relationship Resilience
There has been an increased awareness of the importance of open communication within romantic partnerships to maintain healthy relationship...
Sexual agency is defined as "the capacity to make informed decisions about one's own body, self, and sexuality". It involves having control over one's own sexual desires, practices, and choices, and...
Society has historically imposed strict standards on sexual behavior, which often results in shame and guilt for those who deviate from these norms. Gender roles have also been rigidly defined,...