Religious authorities have historically played a significant role in shaping moral codes related to sexual behavior, including marriage, procreation, and family structures. These moral codes often...
Heteronormativity is a term used to describe the assumption that heterosexuality is the normative standard for society. This belief system has permeated many aspects of social life, including family,...
LGBT families often face unique challenges when it comes to creating their own families. One major challenge is defining what constitutes a "family" within this community. Some argue that traditional...
Queer families are families where one or more members identify as LGBTQ+ and are parenting children. Queer family structures can include same-sex couples raising kids together, single parents who are...
Queer families have been around since ancient times, but they are still often stigmatized and misunderstood. Many social norms favor heterosexual nuclear families, which can make it difficult for...
Alternative relationships are nontraditional arrangements that differ from conventional monogamous partnerships, which include polyamory, open marriages, nonmonogamy, and consensual nonmonogamy....