The Ontology of Non-Binary Desire
Desire has been a subject of fascination for philosophers since ancient times. Philosophers have tried to define and categorize what constitutes human desires and...
How can queer perspectives on emotional openness challenge traditional ideas about relational health, intimacy, and ethical obligations? This essay will explore how queer thought provides fresh...
Queer relationality refers to the idea that there are many forms of relationships beyond the traditional heteronormative model, including same-sex couples, polyamorous arrangements, open...
Bisexual relational multiplicity is an important concept that can help individuals navigate complex relational, emotional, and ethical landscapes. It refers to the ability to be attracted to people...
The pursuit of happiness is an important goal for many people, but it can be incomplete without the ability to love freely and openly. This includes being able to form romantic and/or sexual...
What is Queer Commitment?
Queer commitment can be defined as a way of expressing one's identity through acts of love and devotion to another person without necessarily conforming to conventional...
Love can be experienced in many different ways, from friendships to romantic partnerships, but its moral potential goes beyond these socially sanctioned forms of affection. In this article, I will...
Bisexuality is often misunderstood as simply an attraction to men and women simultaneously, but it can also be understood as an orientation toward fluidity and self-expression rather than identifying...
The reinterpretation of masculinity is an important topic for many bisexual men because it involves the question of how they present themselves to others while also expressing their full range of...
Do you believe that monogamous, heterosexual marriage is the only way to express true love? Can a non-heteronormative relationship be just as committed, loving, and fulfilling as a traditional one?...