As we explore the question of whether the ethics of mutual consent can effectively replace traditional morality derived from heteronormative hierarchies, it is important to consider how this concept...
Queer moral psychology is an emerging field that explores how alternative sexualities and gender identities challenge traditional beliefs about morality and ethics in human relations. This approach...
Queer cinema has made significant contributions to understanding and challenging traditional ideas about romantic relationships.
Films such as Moonlight have shown that love can exist outside of...
The concept of "queer temporality" refers to the idea that time is not linear or progressive, but rather cyclical and non-linear. It challenges traditional assumptions about development and personal...
Bisexual Phenomenology Expanding Ethical Reflection On Relationships
Bisexual Phenomenology is a relatively new field of study that examines the experience of individuals who identify as bisexual....
Bisexuality is the romantic and/or sexual attraction to people of different genders simultaneously. It encompasses a wide range of identities and practices that are unique to each individual. As...
Queer theory is a framework that critiques heteronormative assumptions about gender and sexuality. It suggests that these assumptions have been used to police certain ways of being and acting, which...
Repeated sexual disappointments can have a significant impact on an individual's psychological well-being, including their intimate relationships. It is estimated that approximately one out of every...
Ethical dilemmas are situations where there is a conflict between moral principles or obligations that make it difficult to decide which course of action is right. When relational expectations,...
Lesbian phenomenology of desire is an approach to understanding female same-sex attraction that focuses on subjective experiences and intersubjective interactions between women. It emphasizes the...