Social recognition is defined as the appreciation and acknowledgment of one's actions, behaviors, and personality traits by others within a particular social context. It can come from various sources...
Cultural and Religious Narratives Shape Adolescent Self-Concept and Gender Expression
The impact of cultural and religious narratives on the development of adolescents' self-concept and gender...
This article investigates whether active involvement in Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer (LGBTQ) activism can enhance psychological well-being and examines the underlying emotional and...
Happiness is a complex concept that has been studied and debated for centuries. Traditional theories of happiness often focus on individualistic perspectives and ignore the social and cultural...
Experiences of inclusion and exclusion are common in many different aspects of life, including religious communities. Inclusion is when an individual feels welcomed, accepted, and valued within a...
The human mind is a complicated system that regulates emotions, thoughts, and behavior. We are constantly navigating through life making choices based on various factors such as values, beliefs,...
The question of whether or not one's identity is reflected in spiritual archetypes can be both a source of comfort and an emotional burden depending on various factors such as personal beliefs,...
The topic of this article is about what insights can be drawn from lesbian desire that may influence broader philosophical interpretations of intimacy and connection. Lesbian desire has been explored...
In today's society, people have become more aware of their individuality and independence. With technological advancements and globalization, they are able to communicate with people all around the...
LGBTQ individuals often engage in social comparisons among their peers to gain insights into how they are perceived by others and to develop a sense of belongingness within their community. Social...