Queer relationality is a term used to describe the ways in which people who identify as queer approach their relationships. Queer people often challenge traditional norms and expectations around...
Theoretical Frameworks for Queer Freedom
Queer freedom is a concept that has gained prominence in recent years, particularly within the fields of gender studies and queer theory. It refers to the...
Does queer commitment exist beyond the logic of monogamy or polyamory? In recent years, there has been an increasing interest among the LGBTQ+ community in exploring alternative forms of committed...
Bisexual individuals have historically been excluded from mainstream discourses about love, sex, and relationships due to cultural biases against non-heteronormative sexualities.
Recent research...
Bisexuality is an identity that involves being attracted to both men and women. This can create unique challenges when it comes to navigating the dynamics of romantic relationships. Many people...
The concept of relational multiplicity refers to the experience of having more than one romantic or sexual partner at once. This phenomenon is commonly associated with polyamory, open relationships,...
Bisexual Reflections on Desire and Love
Bisexual individuals have unique perspectives and experiences related to love and desire that challenge traditional assumptions about monogamy and sexual...
In modern society, it is common for people to assume that relationships must follow traditional patterns of monogamy and exclusivity.
Many couples are choosing to defy these norms, embracing more...
The traditional understanding of fidelity and gender roles is based on heterosexual monogamy where individuals are expected to be faithful to their partner and adhere to gender norms that assign...
Consensual non-monogamy is an arrangement wherein partners agree to have romantic or sexual relationships outside of their primary relationship without jealousy or possessiveness. This practice has...