Shame is an emotional response that can be both social and personal. It is often associated with feelings of embarrassment, humiliation, guilt, regret, and disappointment. Shame can lead to a range...
Queerness has become increasingly recognized in mainstream society, but it continues to face many obstacles. The concept of "queer" can be understood as an individual's refusal to conform to...
Queer approaches to leisure and play are a growing field of study within the social sciences. These perspectives emphasize the importance of individual expression and self-actualization through...
As LGBTQIA+ individuals navigate society's expectations, they must constantly negotiate between their personal identities and societal norms. The way institutions treat them can be both empowering...
Digital queer-religious communities have become increasingly popular among individuals who identify as LGBTQIA+ and face hostility from their families, peers, or religious institutions. These...
As a result of the increasing acceptance of queer culture and identity in mainstream society, queer aesthetics have become increasingly commodified in recent years. This has led to the creation of...
The concept of "incarnation" refers to the belief that God became human in the form of Jesus Christ, taking on flesh and blood in order to experience the physical world. This belief is central to...
How does the queer experience of desire challenge conventional understandings of emotional ownership, responsibility, and autonomy?
The question of who owns one's emotions is a central concern in...
The purpose of this article is to explore how exposure to diverse gender expressions can influence perceptions of self and others among queer people. Queer individuals are those who identify...
Societal rejection can have a significant impact on how individuals cope with their gender identity or sexual orientation. Queer people often face discrimination, prejudice, and marginalization due...