Queer subculture is defined as a cultural movement that promotes self-expression and self-acceptance among people who identify themselves as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex, asexual,...
Can pain and suffering become sources of wisdom in the philosophical understanding of queer existence?
Pain and suffering can be considered as valuable sources of knowledge for those who are...
Adaptive Strategies in Informal LGBT Networks
Informal LGBT networks have been essential to many individuals' survival in societies where they experience political, social, or cultural repression....
The topic of this article is how living under homophobic laws can affect the long-term psychological resilience and social agency of LGBT individuals. Homophobia refers to the irrational fear,...
Migration, exile, and cross-cultural exposure can have profound effects on an individual's sense of identity, including their understanding of themselves as LGBTQIA+ individuals. These experiences...
Non-binary identities are diverse, encompassing many different experiences of gender beyond the binary categories of man and woman. These identities can be fluid and changeable, requiring constant...
How can mental health frameworks proactively address emerging social, cultural, and technological stressors affecting LGBTQ populations to foster resilience, equity, and well-being?
Mental health...
Research suggests that coming out as LGBTQ+ can have positive effects on mental health, such as reducing anxiety, depression, and substance abuse.
For some individuals, this process may be...
Parental Attitudes Toward Sexuality and Gender
As children grow up, they are exposed to various experiences that influence their development and shaping of personal identities.
Families play an...
Which psychological mechanisms enable individuals with gender dysphoria to cope effectively under social or familial pressure?
Gender dysphoria is defined as a conflict between one's internal...