男性童年性虐待与性困扰和功能问题的关系

Childhood sexual abuse (CSA) can have enduring consequences for sexual well-being, yet research on adult sexual distress and functioning has focused predominantly on women. A specific focus on men is needed because masculine expectations of strength, control, and sexual competence may shape how male survivors interpret both victimization and subsequent sexual difficulties. This study examined whether CSA is associated with sexual distress and sexual functioning among men, and whether these associations are moderated by masculine discrepancy stress and intrusiveness during sex. A cross-sectiona