The research explores how societal, family, and cultural expectations affect identity development, self-esteem, and mental health outcomes for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender individuals....
There has been increasing interest in understanding how attachment styles influence moral reasoning, decision-making, and relational ethics in LGBT partnerships. Attachment theory posits that...
Bisexuality is the attraction to more than one gender, typically male and female, simultaneously or alternately. It is often conflated with promiscuity and hypersexuality, which can lead to social...
How does institutional theology impact the mental health and identity development of queer believers in academia?
The following paper will explore how institutional theology can impact the mental...
Internalized biphobia is an oppressive force that can negatively affect the emotional well-being of bisexual individuals. This phenomenon occurs when people hold beliefs about themselves, their...
The purpose of this paper is to analyze the effects of institutionalized queerphobia on students' identities, intellectual development, and social integration. Institutionalized queerphobia refers to...
How does the fear of openly expressing sexual desire shape identity development, intimacy skills, and interpersonal trust?
Sexuality is an essential aspect of human existence that shapes our...
The process of developing an individual's sense of who they are as a sexual being is a vital part of their journey through adolescence. During this time, individuals may participate in activities...
Many people who identify as bisexual may have experienced some form of erasure or invisibility related to their sexuality. This can lead to feelings of confusion, isolation, and difficulty developing...
In today's society, people face various challenges due to their unique identities, including gender expression and sexual orientation. These characteristics often lead to discrimination, isolation,...