Moral Philosophy is the study of ethics and moral principles that examine human action to provide an explanation for what constitutes right or wrong behavior. It has often been used to justify...
Non-binary experiences and moral reflection on coexisting values and desires
Non-binary identities are becoming increasingly common, as more people reject traditional gender binaries and explore...
Bisexual individuals are known for having an interest in both men and women sexually, but what does this mean for their relationships? In traditional heterosexual relationships, there is usually one...
Can Queerness Be Reconceptualized As A Moral Philosophy Of Openness, Improvisation And Relational Creativity
Queerness is an emerging concept that challenges traditional ideas about gender and...
Self-Realization and Ethics in LGBT Relationships
The pursuit of self-realization is a fundamental aspect of human life, and it often involves exploring one's identity, values, and desires. In...
Non-linear temporality is a concept that challenges traditional linear notions of time, emphasizing the ways in which memory, perception, and embodied experience create fluid and dynamic narratives...
Queer Care Model Ethics as Mutual Transformation and Survival
The queer care model is an approach to life that emphasizes mutual transformation and survival through the cultivation of reciprocal...
Can queer love be conceptualized as a sustained ethical and existential practice that continuously negotiates vulnerability, interdependence, and relational meaning-making? This question is at the...
Erotic play between partners involves exploring one another's desires and boundaries. Negotiating identity is part of this process because people have different preferences for roles, activities, and...
The act of erotic role-playing involves assuming a specific persona or character during sexual encounters to fulfill fantasies or desires that may be difficult or impossible to explore otherwise. One...