There has been an increasing interest in the concept of "mutual care" within lesbian relationships. This term refers to the idea that both partners in a relationship take responsibility for each...
There is no doubt that humans have sought intimacy from one another since the dawn of time. It has been a fundamental need for human beings to feel connected to someone else in some way.
What if I...
Non-binary ontology is a concept that refers to an alternative approach to understanding reality beyond binary oppositions such as male/female, black/white, and good/evil. It challenges traditional...
Relational fluidity refers to the ability of individuals to experience and express romantic, sexual, or emotional attraction towards multiple genders or sexes simultaneously without necessarily...
There is a tension between the individual desire for radical personal autonomy and the collective need for social cohesion and cooperation. Moral philosophy provides a framework to reconcile these...
How might lesbian mutual care reconfigure love as an ethical economy of giving rather than exchange?
Love is often understood as a mutual exchange between individuals, where each party gives...
I will examine how the concept of lesbian intimacy can be analyzed from a phenomenological perspective to reveal fundamental ethical principles such as care, trust, and reciprocity. Phenomenology is...
How does ethical trust underpin long-term emotional reciprocity and relational stability is an important topic to explore because it highlights the role of trust in building strong and lasting...
Vulnerability is often framed as a potential liability for individuals, particularly when it comes to romantic or sexual relationships. This is especially true for queer people who face...
Acts of Emotional Courage Redefine Boundaries
Acts of emotional courage involve taking risks to express one's true feelings, thoughts, and opinions, even when they may be unpopular or...