Maintaining Moral Coherence
When it comes to morality and sexual behavior, there are often many conflicting forces at play. On one hand, individuals may have long-standing ethical commitments that...
Can the aesthetics of impermanence become an ethical framework for living authentically?
The aesthetics of impermanence refers to the idea that all things are temporary and will eventually come to...
How do we define living ethically within a cultural morality?
Living ethically means abiding by moral principles and standards. It involves making choices that align with what is considered right...
Queer temporality refers to how non-heteronormative individuals experience time differently than their heterosexual counterparts. This can include the ways in which they remember events from the...
Today, many people are becoming more aware of the importance of mortality in their lives. This is especially true for queer individuals who have experienced stigma and discrimination due to their...
I will discuss the concept of queer temporality and how it challenges traditional notions of success, failure, and fulfillment. Queer temporality refers to a way of thinking about time that is not...
Non-binary identity refers to an individual who does not identify themselves within the gender binary of male or female. This means that they do not conform to traditional gender roles or...
What existential insights arise from making life-affirming choices in the face of societal constraints? To answer this question, it is necessary to explore how individuals can make decisions that go...
Sexual autonomy refers to the ability of individuals to make decisions about their own sexual experiences without external pressure or coercion. This includes the right to choose when, where, and how...
Queer love and relational responsibility are intricately intertwined concepts that challenge traditional understandings of romantic and familial relationships. Queer love is often characterized by a...