What are Queer Moral Frameworks on Relational Autonomy and why are they important for exploring the Ethical Implications of Emotional Vulnerability, Sexual Freedom, and Relational Satisfaction in Gay...
Queer approaches to love, also known as alternative lifestyles, are those that challenge traditional heteronormative norms and expectations of romantic relationships. These approaches can include...
There are many types of love in literature and film, including heterosexual, homosexual, bisexual, transgender, polyamorous, and more. In recent years, there has been an increase in LGBTQ+...
Can Queer Love Serve As A Model For A Relational, Rather Than Rule-Based, Moral Philosophy?
Queer love is the type of relationship that deviates from societal norms and expectations. It involves...
Anticipation of Rejection and Dating Behavior
The subject of anticipated rejection in dating is an intriguing one that has been studied extensively in the field of psychology. It refers to the...
In the world of queer couples, there are several philosophical perspectives that help to explain their desires, attachments, and passions, all of which can be used to create an understanding of how...
In queer communities, everyday acts of intimacy, care, and affection can take many forms and may be expressed in various ways, such as physical touching, verbal affirmations, emotional support,...
The term "queer" refers to non-normative forms of identity, sexuality, and desire that challenge traditional gender norms and binary categories of masculinity and femininity. Queer aesthetics, then,...
Erotic Anticipation in Queer Partnerships
Anticipating physical intimacy is an integral part of healthy romantic relationships. While heterosexual couples may enjoy this aspect of their...
What are marginalized sexual communities?
Marginalized sexual communities are groups whose sexual practices and identities deviate from societal norms and expectations, leading to exclusion and...