Queer temporality is an understanding of time that challenges traditional Western linear notions of progressive developmental stages and instead emphasizes fluidity, flexibility, and...
The topic of discrimination against LGBTQ youth has been widely discussed in recent years, but how exactly does it impact their identity formation in educational settings? According to research,...
Queer temporality refers to the idea that people who identify as LGBTQ+ may experience time differently than heterosexual individuals. This can be due to a variety of factors such as social stigma,...
Queer temporality
Queer temporality refers to the way that queer people experience time differently from cisgender and heteronormative individuals. This unique perspective on time is informed by...
The coming out process is a pivotal event for many young people who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, or questioning (LGBTQ+). It involves revealing one's true identity to...
There has been an increase in research exploring the relationship between emotional support from teachers and how it can impact the experience of LGBTQ+ students in navigating their identity. One...
Coming out is a process that involves disclosing one's sexual orientation or gender identity to oneself and others. It can be an extremely challenging experience for many individuals due to the fear...
How does repeated coming out operate as philosophical engagement with time, identity, and societal expectation?
When it comes to queer people's experience of sexuality, gender, and relationship,...
Queer temporality is an emerging field that seeks to explore how non-normative experiences of time and temporality challenge traditional notions of linearity, chronological sequencing, and normative...
Processes to Accept Adult LGBTQ Sexual Orientation
Adult LGBTQ individuals may have experienced significant challenges in coming out, expressing their identity, and being accepted by others due to...