2026 December - 7 articles
Sexual well-being extends beyond the absence of sexual dysfunction and includes relational, emotional, and autonomy-related dimensions. This integrative narrative review synthesised direct evidence concerning Type D personality, attachment, intimacy,...
Sexuality remains an important component of well-being across the lifespan, yet perceptions of sexuality in later life may be shaped by knowledge, ageist beliefs, and broader sexual attitudes. This study aimed to identify distinct profiles based on a...
Although single individuals represent a significant portion of the population and are more motivated in their adoption of Dating Applications (DAs), their experiences in relation to psychological well-being remain inadequately explored. Grounded in a...
Breast cancer frequently affects sexual well-being, with long-lasting consequences for intimacy, relationship functioning, and quality of life. Although couple-based psychosexual interventions are increasingly recommended within survivorship care, li...
Background: The gender transition of a family member may reshape meanings, expectations, and relational positions within the family system, leading some cisgender relatives to describe experiences of loss, ambivalence, and relational rupture. Methods...
This study explored the association between pornography consumption and self-reported sexual behavior among male students from two campuses of a South African public university in an HIV risk region. Using a quantitative, cross-sectional survey desig...
Sexual shame is a complex, self-conscious emotion that can severely disrupt sexual and relational well-being. While emotional experiences and cognitive beliefs heavily influence human sexuality, the specific roles of emotion regulation strategies and...
