Family Rejection and Conditional Acceptance in Attachment Styles
Family rejection is when individuals experience an emotional disconnection from their family members due to some form of conflict...
In the field of psychology, there has been significant research into how people develop attachments to their families and peers. Experiences of family and peer rejection can have lasting effects on...
Fear of rejection is one of the most common emotional responses that LGBTQ+ individuals experience after coming out to their families. This fear can be amplified when coming out is seen as an act of...
In today's society, there are numerous philosophical frameworks that attempt to explain the moral implications of rejection from one's own family due to their LGBT identity. One such framework is...
LGBT youth face unique challenges when it comes to acceptance from their families. Family rejection can have negative impacts on an individual's wellbeing, especially during adolescence. This article...
Peer support is a critical aspect of positive mental health for all individuals, particularly those who face marginalization due to their gender identity or sexual orientation. In recent years,...
Family rejection is a common experience for many lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) adolescents, especially those who come from conservative religious backgrounds. Many families reject...
The purpose of this research is to examine the impact of family and community rejection on the mental health of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer/questioning (LGBTQ) youth and explore how...
Sexuality in adolescence is an essential aspect of human growth that shapes one's self-identity. It can be challenging for everyone, but it is even more difficult for those who identify as Lesbian,...
The topic of this article is how family rejection during adolescence influences adult attachment styles. It has been established that early experiences with caregivers can affect one's attachment...