The concept of trust is essential in all types of human relationships, including those between people who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex, or asexual (LGBTQIA+), but...
The topic of this article is "What psychological conflicts arise when attraction threatens the purity of companionship?" This question addresses the challenges that individuals face when they...
The commodification of intimacy refers to the exchange of non-tangible goods, such as love, affection, companionship, and attention, for economic gain in a market economy. This trend has been...
Friends and chosen family are integral parts of our lives, providing emotional support and companionship through good times and bad. We share joys, sorrows, triumphs, and setbacks with them; they...
A friend is someone who provides emotional support, practical help, and social connection to another person. While friends may share many characteristics such as interests, values, and backgrounds,...
In today's world, many people are feeling disconnected from their fellow humans, leading to feelings of isolation and loneliness. This is due to various factors such as technology, urbanization, and...
In this paper, I will discuss how intimate relationships can contribute to collective resilience and community wellbeing in marginalized populations. Marginalization is defined as the process of...
Many people think that being in a relationship means having a deep connection with someone else. But what is it like to be in a lesbian relationship? How does it differ from heterosexual...
Familial Structures Evolve When Traditional Hierarchies Are Disrupted By Chosen Family Networks
Familial structures refer to the social unit consisting of parents and children living together...
Sexual attraction is an innate human drive that leads people to seek out potential mates who can satisfy their physical and emotional needs. In the early stages of a relationship, couples may...