I will discuss how internalized shame can affect queer individuals' identity development, social engagement, and interpersonal dynamics throughout their lifetime. Queerness is often associated with...
Can love in queer relationality function as both ontological and ethical force in shaping social reality? This is a question that has been discussed extensively among scholars and activists alike,...
Queerness is often associated with the freedom to break traditional gender norms and explore non-traditional forms of intimacy.
Such exploration can also lead to feelings of vulnerability,...
Queer communities have long been marginalized for their nonconformist sexualities and gender identities. As such, they often face unique challenges related to aging that go beyond those experienced...
Ethical Stakes of Relational Vulnerability and Trust in Queer Partnerships
Heteronormativity is the idea that heterosexual romantic partnerships are the most natural and desirable form of human...
The concept of queerness has evolved to encompass various aspects of identity beyond just one's sexual orientation or gender identity. Today, it is more inclusive of those who identify as non-binary...
The question of whether queer hope can be conceived of as an ethical practice is one that has been explored by philosophers and scholars for centuries. In this article, I will examine the various...
Queer is an umbrella term used to describe people who do not identify themselves within cisgender, heterosexual, or binary gender norms. It encompasses those who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual,...
In queer partnerships, there is often an emphasis on building strong bonds between partners that go beyond mere physical attraction and shared interests. Trust, vulnerability, and emotional intimacy...
Friendship is an important part of everyday life for most people. It provides companionship, social support, and emotional stability. Friendship also plays a key role in queer lives. Queers often...