The term "intimate" is often associated with sexual or romantic relations, but it also has a broader meaning that includes emotional closeness and understanding between people. Veterans may find...
In today's world, it is difficult to find a person who has never experienced the feelings of fear, anxiety, or apprehension when faced with danger. These emotions are part of what make us human, but...
How does exposure to prolonged danger shape veterans' perception of relational temporality, urgency, and value?
Veterans who have been exposed to prolonged periods of danger may experience changes...
For veterans who have experienced physical or psychological trauma during their service, returning to a normal life can be extremely challenging. This is especially true when it comes to regaining...
Soldiers who experience trauma during war are likely to have issues related to their physical and mental health when they return home. They may feel depressed, anxious, or suffer from posttraumatic...
Veterans have been known to face difficulties when it comes to distinguishing between emotional independence and emotional withdrawal, which can lead to conflict in their personal lives. Emotional...
In the aftermath of war, many veterans experience psychological trauma that can have a profound impact on their personal lives. This trauma often manifests itself in various ways, including...
How Does Mutual Storytelling About Wartime Experiences Influence Post-Deployment Emotional Connection?
Mutual storytelling is an essential aspect of military life that involves sharing personal...
The article explains that, in military contexts, soldiers may feel guilty about their sexual behavior due to strict rules against it, causing them to internalize feelings of shame and morality...
Soldiers who experience traumatic events during deployment can develop physical and psychological reactions to intimate encounters that mimic their combat experiences. Relationship dynamics trigger...