Emotional flexibility is the ability to adapt one's emotions to changing circumstances. It involves being able to regulate emotions, including anger, fear, sadness, and joy, in order to respond...
Shifting Sexual Identity and Preference Over Time
Sexual identity is a complex phenomenon that can change over time due to various factors such as personal growth, external influences, and...
Queer temporality refers to the unique experience of time that is distinct from traditional ideas about chronological progression or linear development. This concept has become increasingly important...
The concept of non‑binary temporality refers to the idea that time is not linear but can be experienced in multiple ways simultaneously. This means that events, experiences, memories, and emotions...
Sexual rituals are an integral part of many cultures around the world and have been practiced for centuries. These rituals can take many forms, including religious ceremonies, family gatherings,...
How does emotional thawing disrupt long-standing relationships that were built on emotional absence?
Emotional thawing refers to the process whereby people who have experienced emotional distance...
The concept of time is fundamental to human experience, shaping our perception of reality and influencing how we organize our lives.
Many scholars argue that this notion is inherently limited and...
The notion of time as an essential component of existence has been a subject of philosophical and psychological inquiry for centuries.
Contemporary theories on non-linear temporal experiences...
LGBT individuals' religious deconversions have been studied extensively in sociology and psychology, but less attention has been paid to their underlying motivations and patterns. This study...
Non-binary temporality is an emerging concept that challenges traditional ways of thinking about time and its relationship to our lives and experiences. It suggests that time can be viewed as fluid...