Bisexual Phenomenology is a term used to describe the unique experiences of individuals who identify as both heterosexual and homosexual. It refers to how these individuals experience their sexual...
How does queer ethics of love respond to the question of whether it is possible to be both emotionally close and sexually intimate without being committed to a single person for life? In this...
Queer rituals can be defined as ceremonies that deviate from socially accepted norms related to gender, sexual orientation, and romantic relationships. These rituals are often characterized by their...
Queer Temporality is an emerging field within queer studies that explores how non-heteronormative individuals experience time differently than their heterosexual counterparts. It examines how the...
Lesbian desire is an experience that challenges traditional societal norms regarding gender and sexuality by transcending the limits imposed upon them. Through the lens of lived ontology, it enables...
Queerness is a social construct that challenges traditional binary gender roles and sexual identities, offering an alternative way of thinking about justice beyond the confines of binaries and...
The concepts of "asexual" and "aromantic" are relatively new terms that describe individuals who experience little to no sexual or romantic attraction towards others. These identities challenge...
How do partners redefine intimacy after repeated trust violations?
Trust is the foundation of any healthy relationship, but it can become difficult to maintain if one partner repeatedly breaks the...
How do Couples Redefine Satisfaction When Physical Intimacy Becomes Limited?
Intimate relations are an important part of any healthy relationship between partners. Physical touch is one way that...
The importance of emotional bonding and nonsexual closeness for couples in later life is often underestimated, but it can be just as vital to sustaining a happy relationship as physical intimacy....