Bisexual desire refers to an individual's physical, emotional, and/or romantic attraction to people of multiple genders. It is often seen as being distinct from homosexual and heterosexual desires...
Moral philosophy is an academic discipline that studies ethics and morality through reasoning, rational thought, argumentation, and critical thinking. It seeks to understand what makes actions right...
Can forgiveness exist without moral understanding of the harm done?
Forgiveness can be defined as "the deliberate decision to relinquish resentment and vengeance toward another person for an...
The question of ethics in bisexuality is often reduced to binary thinking about monogamy or nonmonogamy.
Bisexuals may experience different forms of relational complexity that call for a more...
Embodiment practices involve physical activities that connect people to their bodies, such as yoga, dance, martial arts, massage, sensual touching, and breathwork. These activities can help...
Bisexuality is defined as having romantic and/or sexual attraction to more than one gender, regardless of whether they are male, female, nonbinary, transgender, intersex, cisgender, or genderqueer....
The topic of negotiation between private and public selves is central to understanding how LGBTQ+ individuals can navigate their identities in society. Private self refers to the individual's...
There has been increasing interest in understanding how queer approaches to relationality, care, and emotional intelligence might enhance philosophical theories of ethics. This paper will explore...
Love is often regarded as a deeply personal experience that manifests itself in different ways depending on individual preferences and circumstances.
Some believe that it can be understood as a...
In what ways does reinterpretation of sacred texts empower LGBTQ individuals to construct inclusive ethical frameworks?
Sacred texts have often been used to justify discrimination against LGBTQ...