Chronic exposure to threat can have a significant impact on an individual's sexual behavior, decision-making processes, and ability to form healthy romantic relationships. In this article, we will...
Shared exposure to danger and trauma can have a profound impact on both individuals' physical and psychological health. Exposure to traumatic events often leads to posttraumatic stress disorder...
Sexual desire is often viewed as something that is purely biological, driven by hormones and instincts.
Research suggests that this view fails to account for how perceptions of potential danger...
Operational Danger and Sexual Desire
Sexual desire can be influenced by various factors, including environmental stimuli, biological needs, and psychosocial conditions. Exposure to operational...
Sexual bonding can be defined as an emotional connection between two people that is expressed through physical and/or sexual intimacy. This emotional connection may occur between individuals who are...
Repeated exposure to danger can have significant effects on the prioritization of emotional versus sexual intimacy in an individual's life. When faced with danger, individuals often experience...
Sexual attraction is often triggered by an instinctive desire to reproduce.
When faced with life-threatening situations, individuals may experience heightened levels of adrenaline, cortisol, and...
Soldiers have been known to experience sexual feelings in intense situations that may arise during combat or training exercises.
They often face challenges navigating their own sexuality within...
Chronic exposure to life-threatening events can lead to significant changes in an individual's perception of their relationship and may even change how they approach romance. In this article, I will...
Traumatic experiences can have significant impacts on how individuals perceive and interpret emotions, cues, and relational communication. These effects may be both short-term and long-term, and they...