The notion of queer temporality has emerged in recent years as a way to explore how non-heterosexual individuals perceive time differently than heteronormative ones. Queer temporality is not simply...
Experimenting with Non-Heteronormative Identities and Authenticity
Many teenagers are curious about exploring their sexuality and gender identity and may consider themselves to be...
Queer art refers to creative endeavors that are informed by non-heteronormative perspectives on gender, sexuality, identity, and desire. These works challenge traditional modes of representation and...
Many people have asked how LGBTQ+ couples navigate societal expectations regarding fidelity, monogamy, and relational norms. This is understandable given that society often expects heterosexual...
Queer Embodiment Challenges Traditional Metaphors of Spiritual Purity Associated with Untouched Nature
When we think about nature, images of pristine beauty, virgin forests, and pure waters often...
Queer individuals often experience challenges when it comes to forming and maintaining romantic and familial relationships due to societal pressure and norms that prioritize heterosexuality and...
Many people have wondered about the role of female same-sex relationships in society. Lesbians have been studying how to develop alternative forms of love, affection, and intimacy for centuries....
Queer partnerships are non-heterosexual romantic relationships between individuals who identify themselves within the LGBTQ+ community. These partnerships can be between people of different genders...
Queer Care Model Ethics as Mutual Transformation and Survival
The queer care model is an approach to life that emphasizes mutual transformation and survival through the cultivation of reciprocal...
Queer Temporality and Moral Possibilities
Queer temporalities can be understood as non-heteronormative ways of experiencing time. This is to say that queer people often experience time differently...