Sexual Ambivalence During Adolescence
Adolescence is a time of transition marked by physical, emotional, cognitive, social, and hormonal changes that can be challenging for many people. For some...
The ethical responsibility of faith communities engaging in reparative or inclusive practices involves adhering to biblical principles such as love, forgiveness, humility, service, justice, peace,...
In today's society, many individuals struggle to navigate their emotional development and sense of belonging due to the scarcity of visible bisexual role models in various contexts, including media,...
Bisexuality is often defined as an attraction to more than one gender simultaneously.
There are many forms of bisexuality that may not be limited to physical attraction alone but also include...
Sexual identity is complicated. Bisexuals are often viewed as promiscuous or uncommitted because of their ability to be attracted to people of multiple genders, but this does not account for their...
How do bisexual experiences complicate attempts to maintain coherent narratives of self within normative societies?
Bisexuality is often seen as a transitional phase between heterosexuality and...
Bisexual individuals experience unique challenges related to their sexual orientation, including discrimination, prejudice, and marginalization from both heterosexual and LGBTQ+ communities. This can...
What is an emotionally vulnerable relationship? Emotional vulnerability refers to the willingness to open up and share personal feelings and thoughts with your partner in order to strengthen the...
Emotional attunement is an important aspect in any relationship, including that between mentors and their mentees in faith-based LGBT programs. When the mentor can connect with the mentee on an...
The term "bisexual" refers to a person who is physically attracted to both males and females. Bisexuality has been studied for decades by academics from different disciplines, but there are still...