Lesbian communities have been known to practice a form of mutual support that is grounded in care and relational responsibility. This involves creating a shared space where members can come together...
Queer Ethics of Care Guide Community Practices
There has been an increasing recognition of the importance of queer ethics of care within LGBTQ+ communities. This approach emphasizes the value of...
The purpose of this article is to explore how queer philosophies of community can cultivate solidarity, relational accountability, and resistance to normative pressures. Queerness has been described...
Queer Philosophy is a philosophical approach that challenges traditional ideas about gender, identity, and sexuality. It encourages individuals to explore their unique identities and relationships...
Emotional closeness is an essential component of healthy romantic relationships that involves mutual trust, understanding, empathy, care, support, and intimacy. Emotional closeness helps to build...
The study of gender has been a subject of great interest to sociologists since the early twentieth century, but it was not until recently that feminist scholars began examining the nuances of women's...
Lesbian care is characterized by a unique set of phenomena that highlight its ability to foster alternative forms of mutual dependence and attentiveness. In contrast to heterosexual relationships,...
What is it like to live in an intimate relationship that requires one partner's total submission?
It seems that the concept of "recognition" has become increasingly important in modern society,...
The question of whether queer communities can cultivate sacred belonging, relational trust, and spiritual resilience without relying on institutional religion is an important one that has been...
Queer friendships are unique in that they often involve a high level of emotional and physical intimacy, a shared sense of self-identification, and an emphasis on mutual care and support. These...