Bisexual multiplicity refers to an individual's attraction towards multiple genders simultaneously or sequentially. It is a form of nonmonosexuality that challenges traditional gender binaries and...
Bisexual relational narratives are stories about people who identify as bisexual and their experiences in romantic and/or sexual relationships. These narratives provide valuable insight into the...
What spiritual meanings emerge when desire is recognized as a path toward divine union?
Desire can be seen as a powerful force that drives human behavior and motivation, but it can also have a...
The concept of ontological experience of desire refers to the way individuals make decisions based on their internal perception of the world around them. This can include factors such as personal...
Ethical Intimacy is a concept that deals with the way people relate to each other within a relationship, whether it be romantic, platonic, or otherwise. It involves considering one another's needs...
Queer theory is an academic field that examines how gender, sexuality, and identity intersect with power structures in society. It seeks to challenge traditional understandings of gender roles and...
Desire and intimacy are essential components of human existence that shape our daily lives. Desire is an emotional force that drives individuals towards something they want to achieve, while intimacy...
Bisexuality challenges the philosophical assumption that clarity of identity is necessary for authenticity because it suggests that people can be attracted to more than one gender simultaneously...
The concept of embodiment is often associated with physical sensations and bodily experiences, but it can also be applied to mental states such as desires, emotions, thoughts, memories, and feelings....
Corporeal metaphors are figures of speech that refer to physical sensations, movements, or actions to represent abstract concepts, ideas, or emotions. In queer art, these metaphors can be used to...