The social construct of femininity has been used to shape the sexual identities of young women for centuries. From an early age, girls are taught that they must be pure, modest, and chaste, while...
Many adolescents are pressured into having unhealthy sexual behaviors because of the expectations society places on them. This can lead to negative consequences such as unwanted pregnancies,...
Sexual behavior, relationship dynamics, and expectations of intimacy are shaped by gender roles that have traditionally been determined by cultural norms and expectations. These include the role of...
The term "masculine" has traditionally been associated with strength, dominance, power, aggression, independence, leadership, and success while "feminine" has been associated with passivity,...
Bisexuality is often characterized by its association with gender fluidity and pluralism. This means that it does not necessarily imply a binary between male and female but rather a more fluid...
Bisexual identity is defined as an attraction to both men and women, but it also has implications for gender roles and perceptions of masculinity and femininity that are generally understood as...
Queer philosophy is a branch of philosophy that explores the nature of gender identity and sexuality. It challenges traditional concepts of masculinity, femininity, heterosexuality, and monogamy,...
The world is changing. Gender and identity are becoming more fluid than ever before. But how does this affect our understanding of what it means to be a man or woman? What does it mean to be...
Cultural narratives of masculinity and femininity can have a significant impact on how people view and judge lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex, or asexual (LGBTQ+) individuals....
What factors influence how men engage with femininity in themselves, how do cultural norms and educational systems shape these processes, and how might future pedagogical and therapeutic frameworks...