There has been increasing attention given to the importance of peer or community-based support groups for LGBT youth. These groups provide a safe space where LGBT youth can connect with others who...
Shared adversity can refer to any experience that is difficult for both individuals in a relationship, such as financial hardship, health issues, or social stigma. In queer partnerships, this type of...
One of the most challenging experiences for an individual is coming to terms with their own sexual orientation. For LGBTQ+ individuals, this can be especially difficult due to the lack of supportive...
Redemption and Self-Bestowal
Redemption can be described as a process of being freed from captivity, guilt, sin, or debt through forgiveness. In most cases, redemption requires an act of authority...
1) What is community?
Community refers to a group of people who share common beliefs, values, interests, goals, and identities. Online communities are groups that communicate and interact through...
Self-compassion is an important aspect of emotional resilience for all people, regardless of their sexual orientation.
It can be particularly challenging for bisexual individuals to practice...
Philosophy is the study of fundamental concepts such as existence, knowledge, reality, values, reason, mind, language, and ethics. It explores how these concepts relate to each other and develops...
The negative impact of societal homophobia on the mental health of LGBT adolescents is well documented, but what role do peer groups play in mitigating these negative effects? This article explores...
The concept of vulnerability is often associated with exposure to risk and danger.
When applied to queer relationships, it can also serve as an important framework for understanding and...
Intersectionality is an approach that considers how multiple forms of discrimination intersect to create unique experiences of oppression for individuals based on their identities. This concept has...