Identity can be seen as something that is fluid, changing, and relational rather than fixed and static. This perspective has implications for both ethics and ontology, which explore how individuals...
There is a growing body of literature that explores the complexities of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender identities through their experiences of coming to terms with their sexual orientation...
Time is usually understood as a linear progression from past to present to future, but non-binary thinkers challenge this view. They argue that time can be experienced differently and that there are...
There has been an increasing focus on the question of whether humans are truly unique in their cognitive abilities compared to animals. This debate often centers around the idea that while humans may...
The concept of love is deeply intertwined with human experience and can be understood from various perspectives. On one hand, it involves emotional and physical attraction to another person based on...
Love has been described as an intense feeling of deep affection towards someone or something, often involving sexual attraction.
What happens when this love exists outside of normative...
The topic of this article is how relational multiplicity in bisexual experiences expands ontological and ethical understandings of relationality. Relationship multiplicity refers to being attracted...
The article will explain what ontology is and how it relates to human experience. It will describe the history of queer relationships and their current state, and explore the concept of...
In order to understand the concept of bisexuality, it is necessary to examine how it challenges the traditional binary gender categories of heterosexuality and homosexuality. Bisexuality implies that...
Trust is a crucial element of human relationships, both personal and professional. It refers to the belief that another person will do what they say they will do, follow through on their promises,...