Attachment expectations refer to the level of emotional connection that a person expects from their partner within a romantic relationship. These expectations can vary based on various factors,...
Can the pursuit of authenticity be morally significant even when it conflicts with societal norms? In today's society, there is an increasing awareness of the importance of individual identity and...
Queer parenting is an increasingly popular form of family structure that has emerged alongside the growing acceptance of same-sex marriage and parenthood around the world. It involves non-traditional...
The question of whether queer families can redefine cultural norms around parenthood is an important one, but it's also a complex and nuanced issue that requires careful consideration. On the one...
A common way to define family is through blood relations between parents, children, and siblings.
Some families are formed outside this traditional structure. Queer parenting refers to the...
Erotic intimacy can play an important role in stabilizing family life during times of crisis. When families face challenges such as illness, financial difficulties, or relationship conflicts, they...
The human mind is capable of feeling both committed to one person while desiring variety at the same time. Romantic commitment can be defined as an emotional attachment to another individual that...
I will explore the psychological effects that can occur when long-term partners make sacrifices for their relationship's harmony at the expense of fulfilling their own erotic needs. In particular, I...
Sexual desire in long-term relationships is often influenced by a variety of factors, including biological changes that occur over time, external stressors such as work or financial pressures, and...
Sexual experiences play an important role in shaping individual's moral and ethical beliefs. These experiences have been found to influence the development of one's sense of right and wrong,...