Sexual desire is an innate human impulse that drives individuals to seek out physical and emotional connection with others. It can be described as the need for physical pleasure, intimacy, and...
Internalized stigma refers to the internalization of negative beliefs and attitudes about one's identity, which can lead to feelings of shame, guilt, and self-loathing. These feelings can have a...
Existential freedom is defined as an individual's ability to make choices that are not constrained by external forces such as society, culture, and political systems. It encompasses the idea that...
What might lesbian desire reveal about the phenomenology of emotional intimacy as a site of existential freedom and ethical depth?
The question posed in this title concerns the experience of...
The concept of non-binary identity has gained increasing recognition in recent years, challenging traditional binary understandings of gender and offering new possibilities for self-expression and...
The Interplay Between Moral Responsibility and Existential Freedom in Love
Love is often described as a powerful force that can transcend language, culture, time, and space. It has been celebrated...
Relational multiplicity is defined as the degree to which an individual can have multiple romantic/sexual partners simultaneously. It involves the ability to maintain multiple relationships without...
Can theology integrate existential freedom with divine sovereignty without contradiction?
Existential freedom refers to the ability of human beings to make choices that are not determined by...
The concept of LGBT identity is defined as an individual's sense of belonging to the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender community. This identity can be formed through various factors such as...
Queer love is a reimagining of existential freedom because it challenges traditional norms and creates new possibilities for intimate connection. Queer love is characterized by non-binary gender...