The notion of framing queer erotic experiences as sacred rather than profane has become increasingly popular among individuals who identify as LGBTQ+ and their allies. This shift in thinking...
Can queer experiences of love, care, and intimacy serve as prophetic critiques of dominant religious norms?
Love, care, and intimacy are universal human experiences that transcend gender identity,...
How might lesbian desire function as a lens for interrogating power dynamics, relational negotiation, and the ethical responsibilities of erotic and affective life? This question asks how lesbian...
Online queer spaces provide a unique opportunity for individuals to explore their spiritual, relational, and romantic identities simultaneously. In these virtual environments, individuals can connect...
Can impermanence, relational multiplicity, and ethical engagement coexist harmoniously in queer relationality?
Queer relationality refers to the ways in which individuals engage in relationships...
Queerness refers to identities that fall outside of heteronormativity, such as bisexual, pansexual, asexual, intersex, transgender, and nonbinary. Queer people are often marginalized and...
Queer relationships are unique because they challenge the traditional norms of heteronormativity and monogamy. These unconventional partnerships can be based on mutual consent, honesty,...
There is no absolute guarantee for trust in any relationship, whether it be between two cisgender individuals, two transgender individuals, or even those who identify outside of the gender binary....
Queer partnerships challenge traditional understandings of autonomy and interdependence in their unique approach to defining relationships. In heteronormative societies where individuality is highly...
Queer approaches to love have been gaining more attention in recent years as they challenge traditional gender roles and binary categorizations of identity. These perspectives emphasize that...