Queer temporality is a term used to describe the experience of time that challenges traditional Western conceptions of linear progress and chronological order. In queer theory, this means that queer...
How do queer families redefine love as practice rather than obligation?
When it comes to love, society has defined it as something that is given, shared, experienced, and practiced between...
What dimensions of care, obligation, entitlement, radical hospitality are teased out when we speak of chosen queer families, networks, friendships beyond blood‑ties?
A family is an important part...
There has been increasing interest in exploring the role of oral sex rituals in human relationships, both from a personal and cultural perspective. Many studies have examined how these practices can...
Sexuality is an integral part of human existence that often reflects societal norms and expectations. Oral sex has become increasingly popular among couples and individuals seeking pleasure and...
Role-playing is an activity that involves pretending to be someone else for a short period of time, often for entertainment purposes. It can involve anything from dressing up like a character to...
Sexual desire plays an important role in human relationships, and it is often cited as the driving force behind intimacy.
There are different types of intimacy that can be experienced depending on...
What Psychological Risks Arise When Intimacy Is Maintained Only as Obligation Without Emotional Connection?
Intimacy refers to the state of being close or familiar with another person, either...
In many cultures and societies, marriage is seen as a means to an end. It serves as a way for people to find partners who will provide them with emotional and physical support, financial stability,...
What are some negative consequences that can occur when individuals maintain an intimate relationship out of duty or obligation instead of genuine desire?
When it comes to sustaining a romantic...