Can chosen families challenge traditional ethical hierarchies of care? Chosen families are groups of individuals who choose to form familial bonds outside of blood relations. These communities can...
Queer love is a concept that challenges traditional philosophical distinctions between passion, reason, and ethical obligation because it blurs the boundaries between these concepts and redefines...
Queer narratives have been used to challenge heteronormative conceptions of embodiment, identity, and relationality since their inception in modern literature. In these stories, authors often explore...
Queer families have been present throughout human history, but they have often remained hidden due to social norms and stigmas surrounding LGBTQ+ identities. In recent years, however, there has been...
Queer families are defined as those that do not fit into the traditional heteronormative model of a family consisting of a mother, father, and children. Instead, they may include same-sex...
Dominance, submission, and role-play dynamics can have a significant impact on sexual initiation and group interactions, affecting both how individuals approach romantic or sexual situations and how...
Erotic friendships are non-monogamous relationships that challenge traditional definitions of romance, marriage, family, and friendship. They involve close emotional ties, physical closeness, and...