A dysphoric person is someone who experiences discomfort with their body, gender identity, or sexuality. Dysphoria can be physical or psychological, and it may manifest itself in various ways,...
How can queer freedom be understood as a practice that integrates desire, relationality, autonomy, and ethical accountability?
Queer freedom is an individual's ability to express their sexual...
Queer literature has become increasingly popular, captivating readers with its unique perspectives and personal experiences. From exploring themes such as identity, desire, and community to examining...
I will explore how the aesthetics of queer intimacy and desire can provide philosophical insights into relationality. By understanding the way that queer people express their love and desire for one...
Bisexual experiences are complex and multifaceted, reflecting the nuances and variations of human sexuality and desire. They often involve navigating tensions between personal desires and societal...
How do desire, identity, and ethical responsibility interact with each other to influence one's ability to thrive? The answer is that these elements are intertwined and have a significant impact on...
The term "queer" has been used to describe LGBTQ+ identities since the late 1980s. Queer theory is an academic discipline that studies and critiques the social construction of gender and sexuality....
Can the unconscious be queered—and what does that mean for psychoanalytic theory?
Queering theory has been an important tool for thinking about gender, identity, sexuality, and desire since the...
Can bisexual desire coexist with monogamy? Yes. No. Maybe. It depends.
Most people have sex drives that seek different things from what they believe is morally right.
Some heterosexuals may...
Bisexuality is often seen as a transitional stage between heterosexuality and homosexuality, and its unique characteristics are minimized or ignored. Yet bisexuals have always existed and continue to...