Queer Embodiment and Performativity Challenging Social Norms While Navigating Intersections of Visibility, Identity, and Political Agency
Queer embodiment refers to the physical manifestation of...
What is the psychological cost of continuously performing normative gender roles within queer relationships?
When people identify as LGBTQ+, they may feel a pressure to conform to certain societal...
Queerness is an identity that has been historically used to refer to those who do not conform to heteronormative gender roles and sexualities.
Recent years have seen the emergence of new...
The idea that identities are socially constructed is nothing new. What may be less well-known is how these constructs are performed in everyday life. In this article, I will explain what it means to...
Postmodernist theory challenges the rigid dichotomies of modern thought that have historically structured how we understand gender and sexuality. These binaries are based on a set of cultural...
Performativity can be considered a powerful tool to challenge heteronormative expectations and explore alternative ways of being, but it is often dismissed as artificial or manipulative. The author...
Identity is often understood as something static and fixed.
Recent theories have highlighted how it can be constructed and performed through language, social norms, and everyday interactions. This...
The topic of this article is how the performative nature of erotic digital engagement can have an effect on expectations of relationships, desires, and moral reflections. To begin with, it's...
Article on Erotic Digital Communication with Anonymous Partners
When individuals engage in erotic digital communication with anonymous partners, they must balance their desire for genuine...
Facebook is a popular social media platform that allows its users to share their thoughts, feelings, experiences, and opinions through various mediums such as status updates, photos, videos, and...