It is generally accepted among researchers that humans are polyamorous by nature; however, this does not mean that everyone wants to have many romantic and/or sexual partners at once. In fact, some...
Multi-partner erotic engagement is an increasingly common practice that challenges or reinforces participants' beliefs about relational hierarchy and emotional legitimacy. It involves individuals...
There is an increasing interest among couples to explore non-monogamy as an alternative lifestyle choice. Non-monogamy refers to consensual sexual and/or romantic relationships that involve more than...
The expression and negotiation of erotic agency within multi-partner sexual contexts can be an ethically fraught process that requires careful consideration and communication between all parties...
Queer communities are known to challenge traditional ideas about gender, sexuality, and relationships. One area where this is particularly evident is in their approach to emotional closeness and...
Definition of Queer Moral Frameworks
Queer moral frameworks are approaches to understanding and evaluating ethics that challenge traditional concepts of morality and ethics, particularly those...
The term "internalized cultural stigma" refers to the belief that certain socially prescribed norms and values are inherently good, right, or desirable. This includes expectations regarding...
Sexual relationships are an important aspect of human life.
They can be complicated due to the need for emotional and ethical consideration when dealing with multiple partners. There are several...
What is a Multi-Partner Network?
A multi-partner network is a social relationship involving more than one person. It can be romantic, sexual, friendly, business, or any combination of these. It...
When it comes to sexual boundaries in polyamorous or ethically non-monogamous relationships, there is no one-size-fits-all approach. Every couple or group has unique dynamics, preferences, and...