Can reconciliation with rejecting parents coexist with the maintenance of personal boundaries and self-protection? This question is important because it addresses one of the most painful challenges...
Queer migration is a term that refers to the movement of LGBTQIA+ people from one place to another, often due to persecution, discrimination, or social pressure. Queer diaspora is a similar concept...
Can Relationality, Empathy, and Affective Care Re-Define Normative Models of Ownership, Partnership, and Family?
The traditional concept of ownership is rooted in the belief that one person has...
How does internalized shame interact with societal, familial, and religious pressures to affect self-perception, relational dynamics, and mental health in LGBT...
The decision to come out as LGBTQIA+ has been shown to have profound psychological effects, shaped both positively and negatively by personal factors such as identity development, social stigma,...
Coming out is an important milestone for many individuals who identify as part of marginalized communities such as LGBTQ+. It involves revealing one's true identity and expressing oneself freely...
Queer Parenting Practices Illuminate Interplay Between Morality, Law, And Societal Imagination
Queer parenting refers to a diverse range of non-traditional family structures that fall outside the...
Sexual identity is an important aspect of human life that defines who we are and how we relate to others. In recent years, there has been a lot of research conducted on the impact of concealing one's...
The subject of family is often discussed in terms of heterosexual normativity, whereby it is assumed that family consists of a man and woman who have established an exclusive relationship through...
What role do family, peers, and media play in shaping identity exploration among non-binary adolescents? Adolescence is an important time when young people are trying to figure out who they are and...