Sexual Desire and Intimacy: The Role of Socioeconomic Stressors
Socioeconomic stressors can have a significant impact on human sexual behavior and emotions. One of the most common examples is...
Economic security refers to individuals' ability to meet their needs for basic goods and services without worrying about losing their job or income. In recent years, the relationship between stable...
The decline in birth rates has been an ongoing problem for developed nations worldwide. This issue is not just limited to one country but affects all the countries that have reached the point where...
Financial insecurity is the state where an individual or family lacks adequate money to cover basic living expenses such as rent, food, utilities, and health care. It can lead to negative emotions...
Many people who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, or otherwise nonbinary face significant challenges related to their intersecting identities. These individuals often experience...
The intersection between economic precarity and queer identity can be a significant challenge for many individuals. Economic precarity refers to the lack of financial stability or security, which can...
Financial insecurity is a significant issue for many people, including members of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) community.
It has been shown that those who identify as LGBT...
There are many intersections between economic vulnerability and LGBT identity that can lead to cycles of marginalization and exclusion within queer communities. One example is the intersection of...
Economic precarity is a condition characterized by an individual's unstable financial situation, often resulting from a lack of secure income or employment. Queer identity refers to one's...
Many people experience financial difficulties at some point in their lives, but for members of LGBT communities, financial insecurities can be more common due to discrimination, lack of resources,...