Can the notion of erotic joy serve as an alternative ethical foundation beyond guilt, restraint, and obedience?
In many societies, the concept of pleasure is often associated with hedonism or...
Anticipation of Moral Scrutiny Can Shape Our Identities
Our identities are shaped by our experiences, interactions, and perceptions of ourselves and others. When we think about how others may...
How does the tension between private identity and public moral judgment shape the lived experiences of LGBT individuals, and what ethical frameworks can navigate this tension?
The question of how...
Visibility and Concealment Impact Moral Judgment, Emotional Regulation, and Relational Satisfaction
Visibility refers to being seen and recognized for one's actions or characteristics, whereas...
Researchers have explored various perspectives on relational vulnerability in relation to moral judgments, emotional attunement, and ethical practices. One perspective is that vulnerability can...
Can divine love exist without the framework of moral judgment or reward? This is a question that has puzzled philosophers, theologians, and religious leaders for centuries. On one hand, it seems...
Can moralistic judgment around sexuality perpetuate guilt and psychological fragmentation?
Sexuality is a natural and vital part of human existence that has been explored throughout history across...
The developmental context of sexuality has become an increasingly significant concern for scholars. According to research, early experiences have been found to play a vital role in shaping...
The idea that moral reasoning can be divorced from emotions is an interesting one, but does it hold up to scrutiny? On the surface, it seems plausible that rational thinking alone could lead to fair...
LGBTQ+ refers to people who identify themselves as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, questioning, intersex, or other nonbinary genders. It is a group that has been historically marginalized...