In contemporary society, the institution of marriage is often seen as the pinnacle of romantic commitment and love.
For those who identify as LGBTQ+, this institution may not be accessible or...
Queer love is an umbrella term used to describe romantic and/or sexual relations between individuals who do not identify as heterosexual. This type of love has been historically stigmatized due to...
Cultural Norms Shaping Identity Exploration and Social Acceptance Among Nonbinary and Gender-Diverse Youth
Nonbinary and gender-diverse youth are individuals who identify outside of traditional...
The idea that gender identity can be fluid and ever-changing has been present for centuries, but it wasn't until recently that this concept gained widespread recognition through the rise of the...
Radical Self-Acceptance in Queer-Inclusive Faith Contexts
Radical self-acceptance is a crucial concept for those who identify as LGBTQ+ within religious contexts. It involves recognizing one's...
To what extent does religious indoctrination during childhood affect the capacity for self-acceptance and romantic intimacy in queer women?
Religion is often used to justify prejudice against...
Internalized homophobia is a significant issue that affects many members of the LGBTQ+ community. It refers to the process whereby an individual develops negative attitudes towards their own sexual...
One of the most significant barriers to the self-acceptance and integration of LGBTQIA+ people is internalized homophobia. This refers to a set of negative feelings that one has about themselves due...
Bisexual women are individuals who experience romantic, emotional, and/or physical attraction to more than one gender simultaneously. This means that their sexual orientation is characterized by...
Mental Health Effects of Internalized Homophobia/Transphobia
Internalized homophobia or transphobia is the negative belief that same-sex attraction or gender identity is wrong, unnatural, or...