Sexual orientation, gender identity, and romantic attraction are all important factors that can influence how individuals approach friendships.
When it comes to friendships between queer...
Cross-generational queer friendships are defined as emotional bonds formed between people from different generations who identify as queer. These relationships have grown in popularity due to their...
In order to explore the principles of relational ethics that arise from queer approaches to love, friendship, and intimacy, we must first understand what it means to be queer. Queerness is a broad...
What are the philosophical lessons that can be learned from conflicts arising in long-distance queer friendships? This is an interesting question because it raises many important issues about...
Friendships between members of the LGBTQ+ community have been found to challenge traditional moral theories that emphasize dependence and obligation. These theories suggest that people are dependent...
Friendship rituals are an integral part of social life for many people and they play a crucial role in maintaining and strengthening bonds between individuals. These rituals can be anything from...
Friendship is an important social connection between individuals, which usually involves emotional closeness, trust, loyalty, and commitment to one another. It is often based on shared interests,...
Queer friends are friends who are attracted to each other but do not want to have a romantic relationship. They often share similar interests and values, but they may also be different from each...
How does vulnerability in queer love and friendship reconceptualize conventional ethical frameworks surrounding trust, intimacy, and care?
Queerness is often associated with vulnerability, both in...
The concept of duty and obligation is often linked to traditional heteronormative family structures, where individuals are expected to provide care and support for their spouse, children, and aging...