Queer existential reflections are challenging traditional understandings of sexual fulfillment and personal happiness because they question the idea that heteronormativity is the only way to achieve...
Queer relational practices prioritize vulnerability, trust, and emotional reciprocity to establish deep connections between individuals. These practices promote feelings of safety, respect, and...
There are many reasons why cultivating sustained friendships is an important part of being human.
Friends provide social support, which has been shown to be critical for physical and mental...
Queerness has been defined as an umbrella term encompassing all identities that do not conform to societal norms regarding gender and sexuality. It is often associated with alternative lifestyles,...
Leisure is often understood as an activity that provides pleasure or enjoyment to individuals outside their daily routines.
From a queer perspective, this definition fails to capture the...
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...
What is Queerness?
Queerness refers to non-heterosexual identities that challenge traditional gender norms, including LGBTQ+ communities. It may include practices such as drag performance,...
Queer partnerships are formed around shared values, beliefs, and experiences that challenge traditional norms of heterosexuality and gender roles. In these partnerships, individuals come together to...
Commercialization has become an integral part of modern societies' consumption practices. It is evident that businesses have transformed their operations into profit-driven ventures by selling goods...
Moral Questions Arising from Queer Communities' Pursuit of Joy
Joy can be defined as a feeling of great happiness or pleasure that comes from doing something enjoyable or successful. In a society...