Lesbian and Gay Couples Negotiating Differences for Intimacy and Relational Satisfaction
Lesbian and gay couples can face unique challenges when it comes to maintaining intimacy and relational...
What are the underlying communication strategies in same-sex partnerships? How do these challenge traditional models of relational psychology?
There are many different types of relationships,...
After revealing their queer identities to each other, couples must learn how to communicate openly about their needs, desires, and boundaries for intimacy and emotional labor. This can involve...
What are the consequences of balancing private intimacy with public acknowledgment in queer relationships?
Balancing private intimacy and public acknowledgment is an important aspect of all...
The topic of ensuring stable and flourishing LGBT partnerships is one that has been discussed extensively in recent years, especially within the context of marriage equality movements and same-sex...
In many cultures, heterosexual relationships are seen as the default standard for romantic involvement.
This traditional viewpoint does not account for queer couples who exist outside of these...
Trust is an essential component in any relationship. It allows partners to feel secure and confident that their feelings and needs will be respected and taken care of. When trust is present between...
Autonomous Relationships vs Interdependent Relationships
Autonomy and interdependence are two concepts that have been at the core of most philosophical and sociological debates for centuries....
Relational satisfaction is about being able to get your needs met within a relationship, which can be challenging for some people, especially those who identify as LGBTQIA+. In mainstream culture,...
LGBT partnerships may face unique relational and social challenges due to societal norms and perceptions that differ from those of heterosexual couples. Ethical frameworks can provide guidance for...