As society becomes increasingly accepting of diverse lifestyles and family dynamics, it is becoming more common to see people form "chosen" or alternative families that are composed of individuals...
Research shows that women who have secure attachments are more likely to feel comfortable expressing their sexual desires
The findings suggest that women who feel confident and comfortable with...
Children and Sexual Identity
Children learn about their identity through various experiences that they encounter during childhood. One aspect of this process is the development of their sexual...
Lesbian communities are often characterized by strong bonds between women who share similar experiences, values, and goals. Within these communities, care is an essential component of maintaining...
Lesbian friendships are characterized by strong bonds between women who share an emotional connection and physical affection. These relationships may be platonic or romantic, but they often involve...
The concept of "chosen family" has become increasingly popular in recent years, particularly among queer communities, people of color, and those who have experienced trauma or alienation from their...
A chosen family is a group of people who choose to be together, regardless of their biological connection. This type of community has been particularly prevalent among the LGBT+ population, where...
The following article will explore the importance of lesbian intimacy in understanding relational attunement, emotional co-presence, and care ethics. Lesbian intimacy is defined as the connection...
Romantic relationships can be an important source of emotional support and mental health protection for individuals. They provide a sense of belonging, validation, and security that can help reduce...
The construction of families is a social construct that has changed dramatically throughout history. In most societies, family roles have been defined by heterosexual couples.
Same-sex households...