Families are important social units that play a significant role in people's lives. They provide support, care, protection, nurturing, love, affection, and comfort to their members.
Some...
The concept of chosen family structures is becoming increasingly important in modern society, where traditional nuclear families are less common than before. Chosen family structures refer to groups...
Loyalty is an essential aspect of human interaction and has been studied extensively across various fields such as psychology, sociology, anthropology, and philosophy. It is generally defined as a...
The notion of chosen families has been central to queer theory since its beginnings, especially due to the historical experience of oppression that led many individuals to create alternative support...
The purpose of this research is to explore how involvement in supportive groups, such as peer mentorship or chosen families, can enhance life satisfaction, emotional regulation, and identity...
"Chosen families within queer communities are groups of individuals who have formed bonds outside of traditional family structures. They challenge conventional understandings of kinship, care, and...
Queer people are individuals who identify outside of traditional gender norms and heterosexual relationships. They challenge binary gender roles and societal expectations about how they should live...
Chosen families are a community of people who choose each other as their family, often due to common interests, goals, or values. Queer communities have historically faced discrimination and...
The formation of chosen families in gay communities has become increasingly common as LGBTQ individuals seek to establish strong support networks that offer them both emotional and practical support....
Queer kinship is an umbrella term for a range of alternative relationship models that depart from traditional heteronormative norms of bloodline and romantic partnership. It encompasses...