In today's society, there is an increasing emphasis on the idea that romantic love is sanctified by religion. This has led to a shift in the way people view sexual relationships, and it can have...
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: Romantic love in the digital age: how religious sanctioned relationships can affect emotional dependence and fusion
Religious sexual narratives are an integral part of many cultures around the world. They often include stories of unification between men and women through marriage and procreation, as well as...
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: Unpacking the impact of religious sexual narratives on modern relationships
Shared exposure to trauma can create emotional bonds between individuals through a process known as "psychological fusion." This involves an increased sense of interdependence and vulnerability,...
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: Traumainduced emotional bonding: the complex dynamics of closeness and tension
Eroticism is often seen as an expression of one's individuality, freedom, and control over their own body and desire.
It can also be seen as a means of surrendering to another person, fusing with...
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: Exploring the paradoxical nature of eroticism: how autonomy and fusion coalesce within intimate relationships
The phenomenon of dependency is often described as an emotional state of being reliant upon another person or entity, where one's needs are fulfilled through their connection to them. This can take...
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: How fusion through relationships can cause lack of selfdiscovery and individuation
The concept of queer intimacy has been explored in various contexts throughout history, from art to literature to philosophy.
It is still an emerging field of study that requires further...
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: Exploring the concept of queer intimacy: how it challenges traditional notions of identity, relationships, and fusion
In philosophy, there are three core ideas that underpin human experience: distance, selfhood, and fusion. Distance refers to the space between individuals, while selfhood is related to the sense of...
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: Why distance, selfhood, and fusion matter for queer intimacy?