How can bisexual experience foster reflection on relational multiplicity, love, and ethical responsibility? Bisexual people are those who have romantic, physical, and/or emotional attractions to more...
Queer diasporic identity is an umbrella term that describes people who are either born outside their country of origin or move abroad for various reasons such as seeking education, work...
Postmodern theories of identity provide a lens for understanding how fluidity and relationality are conceived within queer studies. These theories challenge traditional ideas about fixed identities,...
Religious beliefs and practices have always been intricately intertwined with human societies since their origins, and they continue to play an important role in shaping personal values, behavior,...
The mental health outcomes of LGBT adolescents have been studied for many years, but little research has focused on how their environment affects them. Specifically, it is important to consider the...
Queer freedom is a concept that has been debated and explored extensively in academic literature, particularly in the field of philosophy. Existentialist philosophers have argued that individuals...
The interconnection between freedom, attachment, and vulnerability is a central theme explored in literature about human behavior, psychology, and sociology. It is often represented through the lens...
Queer mystics face unique challenges when it comes to navigating their spiritual practices within religious institutions that may be hostile towards LGBTQ+ individuals. This can create tension...
Bisexuality is an umbrella term used to describe people who are attracted to more than one gender. This can include men, women, transgender individuals, nonbinary individuals, agender individuals,...
The concept of gender identity has been a subject of debate for decades, with many people questioning whether it is an innate trait that individuals are born with or something that can be shaped...