To understand the concept of trust in queer life, it is important to explore its relationship with surrender, risk, and co-creation beyond normative ethics. Surrender involves giving up control and...
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...
Dual attraction is an increasingly common phenomenon in modern society, where individuals identify themselves as attracted to more than one gender simultaneously. It challenges traditional concepts...
Bisexuality is defined as an attraction to multiple genders and is often used interchangeably with pansexuality, which involves attraction to all genders. Bisexuals can be attracted to both men and...
There are several ethical frameworks that emerge from queer reflections on love, friendship, and relationality. These frameworks include but are not limited to:
1. Non-hierarchical relationships -...
Bisexual identities have been seen to challenge traditional ethical frameworks that govern relations involving multiple parties due to the nature of their attraction towards individuals of different...
The commitment to monogamy is an important aspect of romantic relationships for many people.
For queer couples who may face discrimination based on their identities, it can be difficult to find...
Ethical dilemmas are challenges that involve conflicting values or obligations. When it comes to bisexual individuals practicing relational openness, they may encounter moral quandaries that require...
Queer theory is a critical approach to understanding how societal norms and structures shape gender identity, sexual orientation, and the ways people experience their bodies and relationships. It...
Erotic desire refers to the innate need for physical and emotional closeness that is often manifested through sexual activity. It is a powerful force that can be both liberating and dangerous,...