Can coming out be understood as an ongoing process of existential negotiation rather than a singular event? Coming out is often perceived as a one-time experience when someone discloses their sexual...
Traditions of honor, shame, and reputation have been significant factors in many cultures for centuries. They play an essential role in shaping societal norms and values. These traditional values can...
The coming-out process refers to the moment when an individual reveals their true identity, such as being lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, nonbinary, queer, or questioning, to others around them....
Queer communities have long depended on informal networks to meet their needs for emotional support, resources, and social capital. These networks are formed through shared experiences and interests...