How does vulnerability, trust, empathy, and relational care relate to queer relationships?
Vulnerability, trust, empathy, and relational care are fundamental aspects of all interpersonal...
What Social and Ethical Norms Govern Relationships Within Queer Communities?
The concept of "queerness" refers to individuals who identify outside the traditional gender binary or heterosexual...
Ancient Same-Sex Bonds
In many cultures throughout history, there have been stories about close male friendships or partnerships that are coded as romantic but lack sexual explicitness.
One...
Queer Friendships and Chosen Families: Redefining Kinship Through Relationships
In today's world, people are increasingly recognizing that traditional family structures may not be the only way to...
When it comes to digital participation, there is no doubt that it has had a significant impact on queer identity formation, self-expression, and relational dynamics. In particular, digital platforms...
Peer networks are social groups that consist of individuals who share common interests, values, and experiences. They can be found in many contexts, including schools, workplaces, neighborhoods, and...
Queerness can be defined as a state that involves non-conforming to gender norms and sexual identities. This means that people who identify as queer may not conform to traditional expectations of...
Queer friendships, chosen families, and intimate networks are unique forms of relationships that deviate from traditional norms and expectations surrounding gender, romance, kinship, and social...
Post-industrialization has had a profound impact on queer communities around the world, reshaping their social networks, access to resources, and modes of activism. In this article, we will explore...