How might bisexuality function as a critique of both monolithic heterosexuality and monolithic queerness?
Bisexuality is a sexual orientation characterized by an attraction to individuals who...
Research suggests that individuals who experience a mismatch between their perceived gender identity and societal expectations are more likely to experience negative psychological outcomes such as...
Liminality refers to a temporary state of ambiguity that occurs when an individual is neither fully one thing nor fully another but instead exists between two distinct categories. Non-binary...
The experience of trans embodiment is one that brings about a profound shift in how individuals understand themselves and their place in the world. This is particularly true for those who identify as...
The process of self-discovery and identity formation among people who do not identify as male or female is not straightforward. It involves many different cognitive, emotional, and social factors...
Queer spiritual formation refers to the process through which individuals who identify as LGBTQ+ explore and develop their personal beliefs and practices related to spirituality, faith, and religious...
LGBTQIA+ identity recognition is increasingly becoming a central issue in contemporary society. It has been argued that such recognition can lead to improved legal protections for individuals who...
Bisexuality is a form of human attraction towards both men and women. It can be considered to have biological roots due to the presence of genetic markers that could lead to physical attractions for...
The way bodies communicate desire, comfort, and emotional presence has always been an important part of human life. In this article, I will examine how queer phenomenology can help us understand...
There has been an increasing interest in examining the ways that gender identity intersects with religious beliefs and practices. One area of particular focus is the concept of divine incarnation,...