There has been an increasing interest in understanding how life-threatening events can impact human sexual behavior and relational engagement. Researchers have explored this area through multiple...
Anticipating threats is a natural response to fear, uncertainty, danger, or risk. It can be triggered by internal experiences such as anxiety, stress, or trauma, or external factors like physical...
The research article is titled "What are the long-term effects of sexual experiences during breakups on attachment, trust, and relational engagement in future relationships?" It explores how sexual...
Sexual fantasies are often explored through artistic representations such as literature, movies, music, paintings, sculpture, and dance. They may be based on real experiences, memories, imagination,...
Fear of rejection is one of the most common psychological phenomena that affect human behavior. It can influence how people interact with others in various situations, such as dating, workplace...
How can schools evolve from passive inclusion to active queer flourishing, fostering identity exploration, activism, and relational engagement, and what future curricular and institutional...
Performativity is the act of presenting oneself to others according to socially acceptable norms, while authenticity is the ability to be true to one's self without worrying about what others think....
I will explore how queer aesthetics of desire can be used to create a more meaningful and fulfilling bodily experience through ethical, relational, and expressive engagement. Queer aesthetics is an...
Participation in supportive communities can have significant benefits for individuals in terms of their ethical reasoning, emotional well-being, and relational engagement. By engaging in these...
Non-Binary Temporality
Non-binary temporality is the idea that time can be understood and experienced differently than in the traditional linear progression from past to present to future. It...