What is morality? What is a moral value? How are they defined? How can these values be expressed in different languages and cultures around the world? Can humans create their own version of morals?...
LGBTQ refers to Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer/Questioning, Intersex, and others who identify outside the heteronormative gender binary. This article discusses how their psychosexual...
What is Linguistic Validation?
Linguistic validation is a process of translating concepts from one language to another while preserving their original meaning. It involves researching existing...
Many people identify themselves with their gender and sexuality through early adolescence, while others may discover it later in life. This can create a sense of conflict when their environment does...
We will explore how cultural variations in scriptural interpretation can impact the inclusion of LGBT individuals in religious life. This is an important issue that has been debated for decades and...
Emotional exile refers to a state where an individual feels disconnected from their own emotions, leading them to distance themselves from others who share similar feelings and values. This...
Temporal Asynchrony Shapes Experiences of Belonging, Identity, and Social Engagement in Queer Contexts
I will explore how temporal asynchrony shapes experiences of belonging, identity, and social...
Desire and Attachment Across Cultures
Desire is a fundamental human experience that can be expressed through different forms such as physical, emotional, intellectual, spiritual, and aesthetic...
A transnational queer advocacy network is an organization that promotes LGBTQ+ rights across borders, using both universal human rights frameworks and culturally specific strategies to achieve their...
Emotional literacy is an important skill that allows individuals to recognize, understand, express, regulate, and utilize their own emotions in healthy ways. It also involves being able to read and...