Love is an essential aspect of human existence that has been explored throughout history and across cultures. In contemporary times, its role in queer relationships has become increasingly prominent...
How does phenomenological attention to relational vulnerability inform moral deliberation in queer partnerships?
Phenomenology is a philosophy that focuses on how individuals experience and...
Erotic self-expression refers to the ways individuals express their sexual desire and identity through physical and psychological means. It encompasses various forms of expression such as body...
Queer relationships have always been subject to societal condemnation. This means that they often experience discrimination and prejudice from others who view their relationship as being wrong or...
Queer contexts are unique situations wherein individuals navigate their identities and relationships outside of traditional heteronormative norms. Relational autonomy is one concept that has gained...
Engagement with sacred texts has been a fundamental aspect of human history for thousands of years. Religious traditions have shaped cultures and societies all around the world, influencing belief...
How does mutual consent transform from a legal construct into an existential condition of authenticity in queer relationships?
The term "queer" refers to individuals who identify outside of...
Queer individuals have challenged traditional psychological definitions of normative behavior since the beginning of recorded history. Ancient Greek philosophers such as Socrates questioned the...
There is no single definition for "queer relationship," but generally it refers to partners who identify as LGBTQIA+, are non-heteronormative, and/or have an alternative approach to relationships...
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,...