The idea that digital spaces can redefine intimacy, friendship, and solidarity is not new. For decades, people have been using social media to connect with others from all corners of the globe,...
I will explore how lesbian experience of desire can shed light on the concepts of ethical recognition, attunement, and relational authenticity. To begin with, let's define these terms.
Ethical...
In modern times, the concept of stable identity has been challenged by the fluid nature of gender and sexuality. People's identities are no longer defined by their biological sex or physical...
The word “queer” refers to people who do not identify with traditional gender norms or categories, such as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, non-binary, etc. Queerness is an umbrella term used to...
The concept of moral responsibility is often closely related to one's sense of duty towards others. For queer people, this can take many forms depending on their gender identities, sexual...
LGBTQ+ individuals and families have been around for centuries but their relationships and identities are often misunderstood or underrepresented. Historically, heteronormative societies have...
The concept of care has long been a cornerstone of many philosophies, from Aristotle to Kant to contemporary feminist theory. It is an essential element of ethics, defined as "the practice of human...
There has been an increased focus on the concept of vulnerability in queer relationships. This approach to relationships is based on the idea that openness and honesty are key elements for building...
Love is often seen as something that transcends gender, race, class, age, and even species. But can it also be used as a tool for resistance against oppressive systems, particularly those based on...
Sacred Texts, Queerness, and Relationship
Sacred texts are important to many people around the world. They offer guidance for how to live life and provide answers to questions about morality and...