Can love in queer relationality function as both an ethical and ontological principle for co-existence?
The concept of love is often associated with romantic relationships between people who...
Queer experiences can be characterized by a sense of secrecy, disclosure, and self-expression that is often shaped by societal norms and cultural expectations. This paper explores how these...
Human closeness is often seen as a natural response to physical contact and intimate behavior that leads to feelings of comfort, safety, and connection.
It can also be an indication of something...
In contemporary societies, there are various views regarding family and household structures. Some view it as natural while others see it as a social construct. These views can be traced to ontology...
Love is one of the most powerful forces that bind human beings together in all walks of life. It can transcend boundaries, bring people closer, and create deep emotional connections that last a...
Emotional belonging in communities that reject difference refers to the feeling of being connected and accepted within a group despite having different characteristics, beliefs, or experiences from...
This is an article about a topic related to the intersection of art, ethics, ontology, and epistemology. In particular, it will explore whether art can serve as a tool for the exploration of issues...
Bisexuality refers to an individual's attraction to both men and women. It is characterized by a simultaneous romantic and/or sexual attraction to people of different genders. Bisexuals may...
Queer identities are often characterized by their fluidity and resistance to traditional labels and categories. This means that individuals who identify as queer may change their gender identity,...
The topic of how social, cultural, and legal restrictions affect the ontological experience of LGBTQ+ romantic desire and relational legitimacy is complex and multifaceted. As individuals who...