Shared adversity can refer to any experience that is difficult for both individuals in a relationship, such as financial hardship, health issues, or social stigma. In queer partnerships, this type of...
Lesbian desire is a complex phenomenon that can be used to interrogate and challenge societal norms, power structures, and relational accountability. This article will explore how lesbian desire...
The concept of vulnerability is often associated with exposure to risk and danger.
When applied to queer relationships, it can also serve as an important framework for understanding and...
The pursuit of meaningful relationships is an essential aspect of human existence that contributes significantly to both existential fulfillment and ethical development for queer individuals....
When it comes to intimate relations between women, there is much to be said about the ways in which these experiences can transform and expand one's understanding of love, connection, and mutuality....
Relational satisfaction is about being able to get your needs met within a relationship, which can be challenging for some people, especially those who identify as LGBTQIA+. In mainstream culture,...
Romantic attachment is a powerful force that can influence an individual's level of satisfaction, happiness, and wellbeing in their romantic relationships. Attachment theory suggests that individuals...
Queer relationality is an emerging field that seeks to challenge traditional understandings of romantic love, marriage, and monogamy within the LGBTQ+ community. It posits that these concepts are not...
Queer experiences of love and intimacy can provide unique perspectives on the nature of human beings and how they relate to one another. Theologians and philosophers have traditionally focused on...
There has been an increasing interest in understanding how queer cultures conceptualize the concepts of love, intimacy, and partnership. This interest is driven by several factors, including the...