Queer relationships are characterized by unique challenges that often require courageous vulnerability to face. In many cases, the process of coming out is an important part of identity development,...
Queer temporality is a concept that explores non-linear, non-chronological, and non-hierarchical ways of understanding time that challenge traditional notions of linear progression and stability. It...
Gender identity is an essential part of human life that encompasses various elements such as personality traits, behavioral patterns, values, beliefs, and attitudes. It refers to one's sense of self,...
Bisexual individuals are often marginalized and rejected by both straight and gay/lesbian communities. This can have negative consequences for their mental health and wellbeing, including feelings of...
The psychological effects of social invisibility or erasure experienced by sexual and gender minorities can be profound and far-reaching. These effects include feelings of isolation, marginalization,...
The effects of intergenerational religious trauma are profound, especially when it comes to the development of an individual's identity and spiritual beliefs. Many individuals who identify as part of...
There has been an increasing recognition of the unique challenges faced by LGBTQ youth regarding their mental health and identity development. While families play an important role in shaping the...
Queer Temporality and Linear Narratives
Linear narratives are based on a timeline that moves from past to present to future. They assume that people develop along this line, from childhood through...
Transgender individuals face unique challenges when it comes to developing confidence, assertiveness, and agency in the face of discrimination. This article will explore how various factors can...
In today's world, coming out is an essential part of personal identity development that involves disclosing one's sexual orientation or gender identity to others.
Different social contexts have...