Queer existentialism is a philosophical approach that centers around the experiences of LGBTQ+ individuals and their unique struggles with identity, society, and meaning-making. As such, it offers...
Religiously mediated trauma is a form of emotional and spiritual distress that can occur when an individual experiences conflict between their personal faith and their sense of identity or belief...
Queer individuals are often marginalized socially due to their non-conforming gender identities and sexual orientations. This can lead to feelings of isolation, discrimination, and exclusion from...
The experience of queerness is shaped by societal rejection, which can have a profound impact on emotional resilience, relational behavior, and self-concept. Research suggests that feelings of...
In the context of negotiating relational boundaries within LGBTQ+ relationships, there are various factors that can affect an individual's ability to develop resiliency during difficult times. One...
There is increasing evidence that LGBTQ+ youth are at greater risk for poor mental health outcomes due to social stigma and prejudice. This article will explore how they navigate relational...
Queer lives are marked by a complex interplay between pride and vulnerability, which can create tension but also a delicate balance that supports resilience and growth. On one hand, queer identity is...
Intersecting Identities and Psychological Well-Being in Queer Populations
Queerness is defined as an identity that challenges the gender binary system. It encompasses people who identify as...
The topic of how queer individuals navigate, resist, and transform their experiences of systemic homophobia has been explored extensively in academic literature and popular media.
Much of this...
There are many ways to understand how queer resilience can be used as a model for ethical endurance, existential adaptability, and relational flourishing amidst systemic marginalization. Queer people...