Virginity Lost, Satisfaction Gained? Physiological and Psychological Sexual Satisfaction at Heterosexual Debut

Gone but not forgotten: virginity loss and current sexual satisfaction.

Although loss of virginity remains a salient experience throughout a person's lifetime, little is known about whether this experience has implications for later sexual functioning (e.g., sexual satisfaction). Previous research tends to ask participants about their first time and their current sexual functioning concurrently, which may lead to spillover effects. The authors investigated the rela...

Sexual function and satisfaction among heterosexual and sexual minority U.S. adults: A cross-sectional survey

BACKGROUND Despite known health disparities for sexual minorities, few studies have described sexual function by sexual orientation using a robust approach to measurement of sexual function. We compared recent sexual function and satisfaction by sexual orientation among English-speaking US adults. METHODS AND FINDINGS Cross-sectional surveys were administered by KnowledgePanel® (GfK), an onli...

The Longitudinal Association of Relationship Satisfaction and Sexual Satisfaction by

The Comparison between Sexual Satisfaction and Psychological Well-being among married women and Applicants for Divorce

Divorce is a factor in the fragmentation of the structure of the fundamental part of society, the family and the failings of family life. The experience of separation affects couples' adaptation in all aspects (psychological, physical, social, and emotional). People, who have divorced, encounter multiple personal and interpersonal conflicts. The aim of this study is comparing Sexual Satisfactio...

Comparison of Quality of Life, Sexual Satisfaction and Marital Satisfaction between Fertile and Infertile Couples

Objective Fertility plays an important role in sexual and psychological function in families. Infertility can result in major emotional, social, and mental disorders, including a reduction in satisfaction with marital life and quality of life. The present study aimed to compare the quality of life and marital satisfaction and sexual satisfaction between fertile and infertile couples. MaterialsA...