Relational fluidity refers to how people change their romantic or sexual partnerships from one person to another without necessarily feeling guilty or ashamed. This experience is common among...
There has been an increase in research exploring how people's sexual orientations can be fluid rather than fixed. While many individuals identify exclusively as heterosexual, homosexual, or bisexual,...
Relational Fluidity
There has been growing acceptance and recognition of people who identify as bisexual. Bisexuality is defined as an attraction to both men and women, regardless of gender...
There are three principles that have been found to be essential for many people's wellbeing and happiness: impermanence, ethical responsibility, and selfhood. Impermanence refers to the recognition...
Relationships are often defined by social norms that emphasize loyalty, trustworthiness, and exclusivity.
Recent research suggests that these traditional expectations may be insufficient to...
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...
Bisexual individuals experience unique challenges when it comes to their identities, including difficulties with expressing their sexual orientation, finding community and support, and navigating...
Bisexuality refers to individuals who are attracted to both men and women. Bisexual people may experience varying degrees of attraction towards different genders. Relational fluidity is the idea that...
In modern society, the idea of romantic love is often framed within the context of monogamy, which involves being committed to one partner for an extended period of time.
There are growing debates...
Relational fluidity refers to an individual's willingness and ability to shift between different romantic and/or sexual partners without a commitment to exclusivity. It can involve polyamory, open...