The term "chosen family" refers to individuals who have created their own familial bonds outside of traditional blood relations, often in response to their lack of connection or acceptance from their...
Queer philosophy is a term that describes philosophical approaches that challenge traditional morality and ethics surrounding gender, sexuality, and interpersonal relations. It posits that these are...
Queer households refer to those that are non-traditional and do not follow heteronormative expectations regarding gender identity, sexual orientation, relationship structure, or family composition....
The relationship between desire and social obligations is one that has been studied extensively in literature and psychology. From Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet to Freud's theory of psychoanalysis,...
How do erotic practices challenge traditional philosophical assumptions about freedom, obligation, and virtue? In this article, we will explore how erotic practices such as BDSM, swinging, and...
In today's society, there are many different ways that people interpret the idea of family and reproduction. For some, it may be seen as a way to continue their lineage and pass down traditions from...
How does queer friendship philosophy reconceptualize obligations?
Queer friendship philosophy is about rethinking the normative models of social interaction, especially when it comes to how people...
I will explore the ethical implications that arise when queer desire meets societal norms of love, obligation, and relational fidelity. Queer desire can be defined as a type of non-heteronormative...
Non-binary individuals are those who do not identify exclusively as male or female. This new gender identity has been gaining more visibility in recent years due to greater awareness and...
The topic of how feelings of obligation versus genuine desire manifest in relationships with controlling partners is a very important one to explore. It can be difficult for many people to...