The concept of bisexual identity is one that has been gaining increasing attention and recognition in recent years, particularly within the LGBTQ+ community. This identity refers to an individual who...
There are many different meanings to be found within the term "queer" when it comes to discussing romantic and/or sexual relationships. One particular definition that has gained traction in recent...
"Lesbian friendships are unique because they involve emotional bonds that go beyond just friendship. They can be both romantic and platonic, but what sets them apart is their ability to provide...
Vulnerability is a state of being exposed to risk or danger. It involves the willingness to take risks and accept responsibility for one's actions. In traditional moral systems, vulnerability is...
The purpose of this article is to examine the concept of vulnerability in queer ethics and how it can be applied to foster trust, honesty, and mutual recognition in relationships. Vulnerability is an...
Romantic relationships are often characterized by the exchange of feelings, thoughts, and desires between partners. In heterosexual relationships, this exchange is typically seen as a form of...
Integrity and its Evolution When Truth-Telling Can Lead to Social Exclusion or Harm
Integrity is a core aspect of human life that dictates how individuals interact and relate with each other...
Vulnerability is a fundamental aspect of human nature that can be seen as the basis for genuine ethical connection. It enables us to open ourselves up to others and form deep emotional bonds based on...
The relationship between desire, honesty, and relational fidelity is one that has been explored extensively in literature, particularly in the context of bisexual narratives. Bisexual individuals are...
How do queer approaches to emotional openness ask us to reconceive boundaries, obligations, disclosures—and how do these reconceivings affect how we understand relational ethics?
Emotional...