Love is an intense feeling that has many different aspects to it. It can be romantic, passionate, or even platonic. When people fall in love, they are often transformed into something new and...
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: Romance transforms people into different individuals with greater empathy & compassion
Queer Relationality is an approach to understanding relationships that challenges traditional ethical theories of duty, care, and responsibility by emphasizing the importance of individual identity,...
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: What is queer relationality? how it challenges traditional ethical theories of duty, care, & responsibility
Empathy is often considered to be an essential element of morality. It involves the ability to understand and share the feelings of others, which can lead to more compassionate and just...
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: Can empathy be a universal moral currency in a diverse world?
Family Structures
Family structure is an arrangement of individuals living together who share common bonds such as marriage, blood relations, cohabitation, or adoption. Traditionally, families...
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: Love, duty, and family structures: the impact of shifting metaphysical assumptions on family dynamics
Different types of alternative kinship arrangements, such as polyamory, open marriage, and nontraditional parenting, have been gaining popularity among members of the lesbian, gay, bisexual,...
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: How polyamory and open marriage redefine love, duty, and family ethics
When it comes to the issue of military inclusion, there is a tension between personal identity and collective duty that cannot be ignored. On one hand, individuals may feel the need to express their...
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: Exploring the tension between personal identity and collective duty in military service
Queer resilience challenges traditional concepts of morality, responsibility, and freedom. Queer people are often seen as rebellious outcasts who defy societal norms and expectations.
They also...
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: The powerful lessons of queer resilience: how rebels challenge traditional moral courage, duty, and freedom
The idea that people bring certain beliefs about what is acceptable during sex into their romantic or sexual relationships has been studied extensively. These ideas may be shaped by societal norms,...
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: Exploring the impact of sexual scripts on intimacy in romantic relationships
Intimacy is an important part of any relationship. It can be defined as "a close, familiar, and usually affectionate or loving personal relationship with another person".
There are different types...
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: The psychological costs of dutybased intimacy in relationships
The term "erotic" refers to any activity that can evoke strong feelings of desire, passion, or excitement, particularly related to sex. In contrast, the word "duty" implies a sense of obligation or...
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: Exploring the negative impacts of prioritizing duty over eroticism: selfesteem, stress, anxiety, depression, and more