Coming Out: Understanding its Impact on Sexual Self-Concept and Intimacy
Sexual identity is an important aspect of human experience that can significantly impact one's sense of self and...
What is a late gender transition?
A late gender transition refers to a process where an individual experiences a change in their gender identity, often after adolescence or young adulthood. This...
There is a clear connection between intergenerational understanding and the acceptance of LGBT children within families. It has been observed that when grandparents, parents, and other family members...
The question of how LGBTQ adolescents can balance their internal desires and identities with the social pressure to conform to heterosexual norms is an important one that has been explored...
How do individuals psychologically navigate the process of coming out, balancing authenticity with safety, and how do these experiences inform our understanding of identity formation under societal...
Queer temporality refers to the experience of time that is unique to those who identify as LGBTQ+ individuals. It is characterized by an awareness of the fluidity and malleability of time, which can...
Fear of familial rejection has been shown to have profound effects on the mental health, social behavior, and identity formation of LGBTQ+ individuals. According to research, this fear is often...
The term "heteronormativity" refers to the assumption that heterosexuality is the dominant form of sexual identity and expression within society. This belief system has been ingrained into many...
The topic of this article is how digital platforms are shaping queer youth identity exploration. This means looking into how technologies such as social media, dating apps, and online forums are...
There has been an increased interest in discussing and exploring non-heteronormative sexual orientations like bisexuality, which refers to individuals who are attracted to both men and women. As a...