The representation of asexuals and aromantics in mass media has had a profound impact on their relational experiences, social integration, and self-concept. Asexuality is defined as an absence of...
Sexual preferences can have an impact on the formation, maintenance, and dissolution of professional alliances across various organizational levels for individuals in the workplace. In general, there...
Queerness is an umbrella term used to describe people who identify themselves outside of traditional gender norms or sexual orientations. It includes various identities such as lesbian, gay,...
What Are the Psychological and Social Consequences of Societal Invisibility for Asexual and Aromantic Individuals?
Societal invisibility refers to the condition where an individual is not...
Non-romantic and non-sexual identities refer to people who do not identify themselves with romance or sexuality as primary aspects of their identity. These individuals may still have romantic and...
Sexual attraction is an integral part of human nature that has been explored extensively in psychology, philosophy, sociology, anthropology, literature, film, and even advertising.
There are many...
Asexuality is a term used to describe individuals who experience little to no sexual attraction towards others. Aromanticism is a term used to describe individuals who do not feel romantic love or...
Asexual and aromantic people experience varying degrees of social invisibility due to their nontraditional orientation. This invisibility can have significant impacts on their mental health and...
Asexuals are people who do not experience sexual attraction. Aromantics are people who do not feel romantically attracted to others. Both asexuals and aromantics may be mislabeled and misunderstood...
Queer love is a term that describes non-normative forms of romantic attraction, including same-sex relationships, polyamory, aromanticism, and transgender identity. It is characterized by an...