Political conflicts and wars have an immense impact on social norms, family structures, and interpersonal relationships. When nations go through tumultuous times, societies are shaped and changed in...
The concept of erotic shame can be seen as a tool used to enforce ideological conformity in modern societies. It refers to the internalized belief that one's own desires, fantasies, and behaviors...
I will discuss the role that migration plays in shaping cultural conceptions of romantic partnerships, particularly regarding how it shapes people's perceptions of "the Other" and their desire for...
Sexual behavior is often understood in terms of symbolic meanings rather than as a purely physical act.
In many societies, intercourse can be seen as an expression of power or dominance between...
The term "kinship" refers to the relationship between people who are not related by blood but have a strong bond that resembles family ties. Historically, kinship has been understood as the...
The topic of intergenerational religious beliefs shaping moral reasoning about sexual diversity is an important one that has garnered much attention in recent years. Religious beliefs are often seen...
Queer identity is formed through an individual's understanding of themselves and their place within society. Family structures, social expectations, and cultural norms can greatly impact this...
In this essay, I will explore the psychological impacts of growing up in an environment where different societal values conflict with one another. Specifically, I will focus on how these differences...
Cultural conservatism is an ideology that promotes traditional values, beliefs, and customs, which may include strict gender roles, traditional family structures, religious doctrine, and societal...
Mortality is an inevitable part of life, and everyone must face it sometime during their lifetime. As time passes, people experience different stages of mortality that affect them differently...