Parental support is crucial for any child's development but even more so when they are navigating their own identity. Parental encouragement can play an important role in enhancing self-acceptance...
Guilt, shame, and self-criticism have significant effects on emotional communication and relational functioning. Guilt is an uncomfortable feeling caused by recognizing that one has done something...
Queer theory is an academic field of study that explores issues of gender, sexuality, and identity. It emerged from feminist and LGBTQ+ activism in the 1980s and has since evolved to include a wide...
The study of how childhood experiences shape adult behavior has been an area of interest for psychologists for decades. Researchers have identified that adverse events during development can impact...
The idea that there could never be such thing as a "universal" mental health model for everyone is a question worth exploring because it touches on fundamental aspects of what it means to be human...
The topic of homosexual relationships and their implications for gender roles is an area that has received increasing attention in recent years, particularly in regards to the potential for creating...
The question at hand is whether or not visual, performative, and multimodal art forms are better suited to communicating queer experiences across linguistic and cultural barriers than text alone....
How do adolescent romantic experiences influence adult patterns of sexual negotiation, intimacy, and trust-building? Adolescence is an important time for sexual development, exploration, and growth....
Structured intimate rituals can be defined as a set of activities that couples perform together to create an atmosphere of closeness and bonding during their romantic encounters. These rituals can...