Sexual Self-Image: Body Image, Confidence, and Sexual Identity
Sexual self-image is how a person perceives and feels about themselves sexually, including attractiveness, confidence, body image, desires, abilities, and sexual expression.
Sexual self-image is how a person perceives and feels about themselves sexually, including attractiveness, confidence, body image, desires, abilities, and sexual expression.
Pleasure literacy is the ability to understand and communicate about sexual pleasure, arousal, preferences, comfort, consent, and individual sexual differences.
Postpartum recovery is the physical, hormonal, emotional, and sexual healing process after childbirth and may continue for weeks or months.
Sexual performance anxiety is worry about sexual ability that may interfere with arousal, erection, lubrication, ejaculation, orgasm, pleasure, or intimacy.
A morning erection is an automatic sleep-related erection present upon waking and does not necessarily indicate sexual thoughts, desire, or consent.
Sexual pain disorder involves persistent or recurring genital or pelvic pain during touching, penetration, erection, ejaculation, orgasm, or related activity.
Orgasmic disorder involves persistent difficulty, delay, reduced intensity, or absence of orgasm despite adequate stimulation and arousal.
Sexual interest/arousal disorder involves persistent, distressing reductions in sexual desire, thoughts, responsiveness, excitement, or genital arousal.
Erectile rigidity is the degree of firmness reached during an erection and depends on blood flow, nerve signals, erectile tissue, and blood retention.
A nocturnal erection is an automatic erection during sleep, commonly associated with REM sleep and normal penile nerve and blood-flow activity.