Intersectional discrimination is a concept that describes how individuals from different marginalized groups experience oppression based on their multiple identities. It encompasses race, gender,...
Transitional Life Events
In today's society, people often rely on their close friends to help them navigate through important life milestones such as moving, graduating from college, getting...
There is no universal definition of family, but it often includes people who are related to each other through birth, adoption, marriage, cohabitation, or any other legal or social bond. In many...
Queer philosophy is a philosophical movement that seeks to challenge traditional ideas about gender, sexuality, and identity. It argues for a more expansive understanding of what it means to be...
Some people believe that traditional ideas about independence, reliance, and ethical obligation are challenged by lesbian phenomenologies of care. These ideas come from a range of sources, including...
In order to understand how individuals balance emotional caretaking with personal sexual fulfillment, it is important to consider the relationship between these concepts. Emotional caretaking refers...
The topic is "What relational structures enable couples to maintain intimacy when caring responsibilities shift power dynamics?" To answer this question, we will consider how intimate relationships...
The word "intimacy" refers to close physical or emotional connection between people. In romantic relationships, intimacy is usually associated with sexual or emotional closeness that develops over...
The distribution of household labor is linked to sexual desire and relationship satisfaction. A study of 149 couples found that women who did more housework had lower sexual desire than those who did...
When we think about relationships, sex and intimacy are often seen as intrinsically linked together.
As life circumstances change and new responsibilities arise, these dynamics can shift...