Sexual Well-Being

Minimal Sexual Well-Being

Expressions activating this band show little clear evidence of sexual well-being as a coherent personal experience, with sexual content appearing fragmentary, externally imposed, identity-related, or mixed with unrelated topics rather than describing one's own sexual functioning or satisfaction.

Moderate Sexual Well-Being

Expressions activating this band describe broad appraisal of sexual and relational satisfaction, including interest in sex, partner commitment, and general quality of life around intimacy. Sexual well-being is present as an evaluative concern, but it is framed in general terms rather than specific bodily or functional difficulties.

Impaired Sexual Well-Being

Expressions activating this band describe sexual well-being as disrupted by low desire, pain during intercourse, fatigue, difficulty achieving orgasm, reduced sense of sexual attractiveness, or unmet sexual needs. The experience is concrete, personal, and centered on problems in sexual functioning and fulfillment.

High Sexual Well-Being

Expressions activating this band describe a strongly positive and satisfying sex life, marked by ability to engage in sexual activity, favorable conditions for sex, and a sense that sexual life is close to ideal. Sexual well-being is experienced as affirming, functional, and rewarding.

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