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The Emotional Aftermath of Sex: Why We Sometimes Feel Blue
Written by Buraera Ahsen Idris.   Sex in mainstream media and pop culture has often been related to pleasure and euphoria, but for many, the emotional aftermath can be unexpectedly heavy.  Even when sex is consensual and enjoyable, some people are left feeling anxious, sensitive or blue. This experience is scientifically termed as post coital dysphoria or PCD.  According to a study in the Journal of Sex and Marital Therapy, PCD is a “counterintuitive phenomenon characteri


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In the intricate landscape of relationships, the attraction between gay men and emotionally or romantically unavailable straight men...


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Limerence is more than just a fleeting crush. It represents an intense emotional state overflowing with infatuation and obsession for...
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