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The Psychology Behind Angry Sex: Why You Love 'Hooking Up' With Someone You Hate

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  • The Psychology Behind Angry Sex: Why You Love 'Hooking Up' With Someone You Hate

    The Science Of Instant Physical Attraction

    Orange is the New Blackstudy published in The Journal of Neurosciencestudy published in the journal Human Brain MappingApril MasiniMedical Daily.

    Using sex to express feelings, however, may come from releasing repressed feelings from early on. Dr. Fran Walfish, Beverly Hills psychotherapist and author of The Self-Aware ParentMedical Daily.

    Little girl holding teddy bear while peeking out window. Photo courtesy of Shutterstockstudy published in the journal Child Development that found children, especially boys, who have insecure attachments to their mothers in the early years tend to have more behavioral problems later in childhood. These behavioral problems such as aggression or hostility were seen even years later. Requests that are discouraged rejected, or responded to inconsistently are what make children vulnerable to developing behavioral issues that tend to resurface in intimate relationships with the opposite sex.

    Dr. Ben Michaelis, a clinical psychologist in New York City and author of Your Next Big ThingMedical Daily.

    So, what about women with the same fantasies? Girl-on-girl action, to be specific. This brings us back to Chapman and Vause in OITNBDr. Hillary GoldsherMedical Daily.

    Couple kissing up against the wall. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock


    The intensity of make-up sex reflects the fear of losing intimacy in a relationship, but it provides the foundation to reunite and reconnect after a fight or a break-up. Couples may also be more likely to engage in make-up sex because it provides a certain high like cocaine, according to clinical psychologist Seth Meyers in blog for Psychology Today titled "Make-Up Sex Hurts: Why and How to Avoid It."

    Although make-up sex can be good as long as it follows verbal communication and discussion, it should not be in lieu of. Meyers believes couples who use make-up sex inevitably use it as a band-aid for bigger intimacy issues. This creates the illusion that sex can resolve relationship problems, but this only leads to more dissatisfaction and disappointment.

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    Date Published: 07-30-2015 12:00 AM
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