Queer partnerships are defined as romantic, emotional, physical, or social bonds between individuals who identify outside of traditional gender norms. Queer people may choose to form partnerships...
Queer temporalities are those that challenge traditional understandings of time and space, particularly as they relate to gender and sexuality. They involve the creation of new forms of subjectivity...
Communication Rituals in Same-Sex Partnerships
Communication rituals are regular exchanges between romantic partners that help them stay connected and build intimacy. Examples include phone calls,...
Queer partnerships are unique forms of romantic and sexual relationships that involve individuals who do not identify themselves as heterosexual. In these types of partnerships, there can be several...
In a world that is still deeply heteronormative and cisnormative, it can be challenging for queer individuals to find meaningful connections with others who share their experiences. This lack of...
What philosophical insights emerge from the intersection of queerness and technology regarding identity, intimacy, and digital representation?
A study on the intersection of queerness and...
Queer relational practices are those that challenge traditional ideas about gender and sexuality, often involving non-heteronormative identities and forms of expression. These practices can be...
The concept of moral responsibility is often closely related to one's sense of duty towards others. For queer people, this can take many forms depending on their gender identities, sexual...
Queer relational vulnerability refers to the emotional, psychological, and social challenges that members of the LGBTQ+ community may face when navigating romantic, sexual, and/or platonic...
In romantic and sexual encounters, queer people often experience ambivalence regarding their self-protection and openness to others. This means that they may be both protective of themselves and open...