Generational trauma is when an individual experiences psychological effects from witnessing a past event that occurred to their parents or ancestors. It can have physical and emotional consequences...
Coming out is an important decision for any person who identifies as something other than what they were assigned at birth. It can be especially difficult for people from traditional families, where...
Relationality and Care Revisiting the Norms of Ownership, Partnership, and Family
Over the years, the traditional understanding of ownership, partnership, and family has been challenged due to...
The topic of gay adoption is a controversial one, and it's still debated heavily today. This debate centers around whether or not the biological nature of childbirth matters when it comes to...
Generational differences are often seen as irreconcilable due to different values, priorities, and perspectives on life.
When it comes to shared experiences such as grief and pride, there may be a...
What is family?
A family consists of a group of people related to each other through marriage, blood ties, or adoption. Families are important for providing emotional support, economic stability,...
Queerness is an umbrella term used to refer to people who identify outside of heteronormativity, which refers to the dominant belief that heterosexuality is normal, natural, and desirable. Queer...
Queer Visibility and Intergenerational Moral Frameworks
A person's identity can be shaped by their experiences growing up in various environments.
If they grow up around heterosexual parents...
The process of identity formation is an essential part of human development that begins early in childhood and continues throughout life. Non-binary adolescents face unique challenges related to...
Family is an integral part of society, yet its definition has been changing rapidly over time, particularly in recent decades. With the rise of new technologies and cultural diversity, many...