Men who reported higher levels of socially-prescribed perfectionism had partners who reported higher levels of sexual distress. This suggests that when men feel pressured to be perfect by others, it may contribute to negative sexual experiences for their partners.
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Perfectionism and sexual well-being: New research untangles the complex connections in romantic relationships
Self-focused perfectionism is related to higher partner-focused desire, while feeling external pressure is correlated with lower sexual function and higher distress.
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Most people dislike being gossiped about—except narcissistic men, who welcome even negative gossip. They appear to view gossip as validation of their social significance, regardless of whether the talk is positive or negative.
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Most people dislike being gossiped about—except narcissistic men, who welcome even negative gossip
New research published in Self & Identity challenges the assumption that everyone dislikes being gossiped about.
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People use 3 main strategies to end an intimate relationship: 86% “soften the blow” 💔 by explaining breakup reasons, taking responsibility and convincing partner separation is beneficial. 24% “take a break” ⏸️, and 16% “avoid confrontation” 🚶♂️ by gradually fading away or disappearing without explanation.
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How people end romantic relationships: New study pinpoints three common break up strategies
How do people end intimate relationships? Researchers have identified 45 ways people break up, grouped into nine tactics and three overarching strategies.
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Women may fake orgasm because they feel anxious about disappointing their partner, guilty about not climaxing, or uncertain about how to communicate discomfort during sex. These findings highlight the importance of emotional awareness and honest communication in sexual relationships. **Women May Fake Orgasm Because They Feel Anxious About Disappointing Their Partner, Guilty About Not Climaxing, or Uncertain About How to Communicate Discomfort During Sex.** 😟💔💬
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Women who fake orgasm tend to struggle with emotional clarity and impulse control, study finds
Faking orgasm may be more about emotional regulation than deception. Researchers found that women who struggle to accept or understand their emotions, or who use sex to manage anxiety or avoid conflict, are more likely to fake orgasms.
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A woman’s choice of words for her genitals is tied to her sexual well-being 🍑💬, study finds. Using playful or childish terms for genitals in everyday life is linked to more negative outcomes, while using vulgar terms during sex is connected to more positive sexual experiences.
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A woman’s choice of words for her genitals is tied to her sexual well-being, study finds
The names women use for their anatomy are linked to their well-being. Playful terms were tied to negative body image, while certain informal language used during intimacy was associated with more positive sexual experiences.
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