The traditional nuclear family model, where a man and woman marry and have children together, has been the dominant family structure for centuries in most societies around the world. In this model,...
Can Queer Childhoods Reshape Philosophical Understandings of Growth, Selfhood, and Relational Ethics?
The term "queer" refers to individuals who identify themselves as having nontraditional sexual...
School culture plays an important role in shaping students' attitudes towards their identity and behavior.
It is essential that school administrators recognize how homophobic and transphobic...
The lack of parental support has been identified as one of the primary factors influencing the development of coping strategies among LGBT teenagers. It is important to understand this relationship...
In today's society, there is growing awareness of the challenges faced by lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBT) youth in terms of their physical, emotional, and psychological...
In order to understand how adolescents can develop competency in navigating their own sexual boundaries and communicating effectively about those boundaries, it is important to first examine what...
Adolescent sexual exploration is an important aspect of development that requires careful consideration. Curiosity, moral reasoning, and emotional readiness are all key factors that play a role in...
The desire to explore one's body, mind, and sexuality is natural during the teenage years, especially when hormones are raging and social pressures come into play. Curiosity can be heightened by...
Overview: Sexual Experimentation and Relational Risk Taking Behaviors in Adolescence
Adolescence is a critical stage in human development when individuals undergo significant physical,...
Sexual agency is an individual's ability to make decisions about their own sexual activity and sexual behavior. It involves having control over one's body, being comfortable expressing desires,...