The study of emotional repression is a relatively new field that has been gaining attention in recent years due to its relevance in understanding how people interact with each other. Political...
Queer relational practices are often characterized by an emphasis on vulnerability, openness, and trust. These values may offer important ethical insights into the ways that people interact with each...
Emotional honesty refers to being true to one's feelings and expressing them openly and genuinely without fear of judgment or repercussion from others. It involves being honest about what one feels,...
Can Vulnerability Function as the Foundation for Queer Solidarity, Intimacy, and Community Formation?
Vulnerability can be defined as an emotional state where one feels open to being hurt or...
Do digital platforms generate authentic queer community, or do they simulate connections that fragment selfhood?
This question has been debated extensively since the early days of social media's...