Bisexuality challenges the traditional understanding of romantic attraction as being directed toward one person of either gender exclusively, raising important philosophical and ethical questions...
Cohabitation is a social arrangement where two people live together, usually for an extended period of time, without being married. It can be a romantic relationship or just a platonic one, but it...
The topic of whether the loss of physical attractiveness in romantic relationships may be associated with a decline in morality has sparked much debate among experts. On one hand, there are those who...
Bisexuals are people who are attracted to both men and women, and they can experience romantic attraction for people of either gender. Polyamory is a consensual arrangement that allows multiple...
The study of queer experiences of intimacy and vulnerability has been an important area of research for scholars and thinkers in philosophy for many years. This topic is significant because it sheds...
Being in multiple romantic relationships can have both positive and negative effects on one's sense of identity coherence. On the one hand, having more than one partner may offer individuals the...
Queer philosophical thought is an approach to philosophy that emphasizes the importance of marginalized identities, such as those who identify as LGBTQ+, in shaping the field. This includes topics...
Love can never truly exist without societal influence and standards. Humans are inherently social creatures who require interaction to thrive. We rely on family, friends, peers, and communities for...
There are many challenges that transgender individuals face when it comes to finding romantic partners and experiencing authentic relationships. One of these is past trauma and societal invalidation,...
In this paper, I will explore the concept of bisexual attraction and how it can be seen as a site of ethical negotiation and ontological ambiguity. Bisexuality is often misunderstood and...