Work-Life Balance in Queer Households
Work-life balance refers to the ability of employees to manage their personal lives outside of work while also being able to meet job responsibilities. It is...
What are the psychological implications of being seen as "too masculine" or "too feminine" in lesbian spaces? This is a question that many people have asked themselves when they try to understand how...
The concept of relational care is essential in understanding the dynamics of same-sex relationships, particularly when it comes to issues like sexual intimacy and trust. Relational care involves...
LGBTQ+ teens face unique challenges during their formative years that can impact their mental health and well-being. Adolescence is a time when individuals begin to develop their sexual identities,...
As a person who identifies as gay, my personal experiences with desire, fidelity, and relational trust have been shaped by factors such as social stigma, cultural norms, and community expectations....
When it comes to sexual and gender identities, mainstream media representations play a significant role in shaping individuals' perceptions. Lesbians are no exception to this rule. Research has shown...
Lesbians are women who exclusively experience romantic attraction towards other women. They may face unique social pressures that influence their decision-making process around romance and sexuality....
How Does Coming Out Influence Trust, Social Participation, And Emotional Well-Being?
Coming out is the process of disclosing one's identity to others, typically involving their sexual orientation...
How does phenomenology help us understand the relational dynamics of care in lesbian communities beyond normative ethical frameworks?
Phenomenology is a philosophical method that studies the lived...
What is Love?
Love is an intense feeling of affection and attachment to someone else. It involves physical, emotional, spiritual, and mental intimacy between two people.
Love can be...