Queer approaches to freedom and confinement have been studied extensively in recent years due to their potential for challenging traditional understandings of autonomy, relational ethics, and moral...
Can bisexual relational honesty be developed into a model for ethically navigating multiple desires without compromising integrity?
A bisexual person is one who can experience romantic, sexual,...
Bisexual relational practices can challenge traditional ideas about monogamy and exclusivity in society. In contrast to heterosexual or homosexual relationships that are typically based on the idea...
How can queer perspectives on emotional openness challenge traditional ideas about relational health, intimacy, and ethical obligations? This essay will explore how queer thought provides fresh...
What is bisexual relationality?
Bisexual relationality refers to the idea that individuals who identify as bisexual may have romantic and/or sexual attractions towards people of different genders...
The following three subtopics will be explored in this article:
1) Polyamory and ethical nonmonogamy - the practice of having more than one romantic relationship at once with the consent of all...
Considering Bisexuality alongside Relational Multiplicity can provide important insights into the complexities of human sexuality and relationship dynamics. Bisexuality refers to an individual's...
Bisexuality is an orientation that involves romantic, sexual, and/or emotional attraction to people of more than one gender. Bisexuals may be attracted to both men and women, but they are also known...
The term "bisexual" was first used in the late nineteenth century to describe people attracted to both men and women. Since then, it has been expanded to include attraction to nonbinary individuals...
As we continue to explore the nuances of human sexuality, we have come across a term called "bisexual relational openness." This concept challenges traditional monogamous relationship structures and...