The decision to be unfaithful is primarily driven by individual tendencies, with minimal influence from the partner. The new study found that a strong commitment to one’s partner is linked to a lower likelihood of infidelity, whereas shared passion and intimacy do not serve as effective deterrents.
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Passion and intimacy with one’s partner are not deterrents against infidelity, study suggests
New research reveals that commitment, not passion or intimacy, deters infidelity, highlighting that personal tendencies drive the decision to be unfaithful.
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Higher levels of intimacy (being understanding, caring, and validating toward your partner and self-disclosing personal thoughts and feelings to them) linked to greater attention to sexual cues, higher sexual desire and satisfaction and lower sexual distress, that may last up to 12 months later.
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New psychology research highlights the remarkable power of intimacy
Daily intimacy significantly enhances sexual desire, satisfaction, and reduces distress, with these benefits persisting up to 12 months, highlighting intimacy's crucial role in long-term sexual well-being.
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People who adopt “approach goals” (focused on fun or meaningful experiences, bonding and intimacy) have more caring and satisfying romantic relationships. In contrast, “avoidance goals” (focused on preventing conflict or avoiding rejection) were associated with lower satisfaction and responsiveness.
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A simple psychological disposition might have profound impacts on your love life — here’s how
Could the way we see the world influence the quality of our closest relationships? A new study explores how our fundamental beliefs about the world may shape the dynamics and satisfaction in romantic partnerships.
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A recent qualitative study explored women’s perceptions of their partner’s odor in intimate and sexual situations. The results revealed that women’s perception of odor often depended on context, such that even odors generally perceived as unpleasant were often accepted as part of a sexual encounter.
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Sexy or off-putting? Women weigh in on their male partner’s scent in bed
Can a lover’s scent spark desire or trigger aversion? A new study explores how women perceive their partner’s odor in intimate moments.
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Sexual Compliance 🔄💔 is sexual activity with a partner when the personal desire to do so is not present. Unlike coercion, it is usually voluntary. It may be positive when it is driven by desire to increase intimacy 👫❤️ or express love 💖 but negative when there is coercion or sexual distress.
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New psychology research explores the costs and benefits of consenting to unwanted sex
A Finnish study finds that people who consent to unwanted sex may feel closer to their partners—or more distressed—depending on motivations, communication, and past coercion. The findings offer insights into navigating sexual desire mismatches in relationships.
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