The question of whether to have an open relationship or enter into a polyamorous arrangement is one that has been debated for decades. Polyamory refers to the practice of having multiple romantic...
How do same-sex partners negotiate ethical dilemmas arising from fidelity, desire, and societal constraint?
In contemporary society, non-monogamy is becoming increasingly accepted as an option for...
Can impermanence, relational multiplicity, and ethical engagement coexist harmoniously in queer relationality?
Queer relationality refers to the ways in which individuals engage in relationships...
Polyamory is a type of non-monogamy that challenges traditional monogamous relationships. It involves having multiple romantic partners simultaneously, which can be people of different genders, ages,...
What is Bisexual Engagement?
Bisexual engagement refers to the act of participating in multiple sexual or romantic relationships simultaneously. It can involve both same-sex and opposite-sex...
Queer relationships can be understood as spaces where ethical co-creation, relational meaning-making, and resistance to heteronormative social norms take place. In this context, "ethical" refers to...
In exploring queer experiences of intimacy, it is important to consider their potential impact on philosophical accounts of altruism, compassion, and justice. While these concepts may seem abstract...
The idea that time can be bent or shaped to serve human purposes has been explored since ancient times. In modern science fiction, writers like H.G Wells and Jules Verne have imagined alternative...
Queer relational practices encompass a wide range of sexual and romantic identities that do not conform to traditional heterosexual norms. These practices may take place outside of formal...
Queer liberation is a movement that promotes the freedom to express one's gender and sexual identity without fear of discrimination or oppression. It seeks to create an inclusive society where people...