Many people face a conflict between their desires and beliefs when it comes to spiritual practices that relate to gender and sexuality. This is especially true for those who identify as queer and may...
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: How do queer believers reconcile personal desire and doctrinal prescriptions in spiritual practice?
The experience of being the "first openly LGBT" person in a family can have significant impact on an individual's emotional identity formation. When a person comes out to their family as LGBT, they...
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: What it feels like to come out as lgbt: a personal journey through acceptance and rejection
Cultural norms are socially constructed beliefs that guide human behavior. They can be positive, negative, helpful, harmful, empowering, or oppressive. These norms influence how people interact,...
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: human behavior and cultural norms: exploring the intersection between sexuality and identity.
Bisexuals are individuals who identify themselves as attracted to both men and women equally. They face many challenges when it comes to coming out and being accepted by society. One such challenge...
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: how bisexuals overcome invalidating social constructs to maintain coherent selfconcept through language and community.
The tension between queer visibility and social erasure has been an ongoing issue for individuals who identify as LGBTQIA+ since the beginning of time. This tension can be seen throughout history,...
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: Queer visibility and social erasure: lessons learned from ancient struggles
Can moral detachment serve as a coping strategy for LGBT individuals navigating persistent moral condemnation?
Moral detachment refers to the process whereby an individual disengages from their...
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: Sexual orientation and moral detachment: can it help to cope with stigma?
In order to understand how the phenomenon of internalized stigma affects LGBT people's sense of spiritual self-acceptance, it is important to start by defining both terms separately. Internalized...
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: How internalized stigma impacts lgbt peoples sense of spiritual selfacceptance and how selfcompassion can help
People who identify as LGBTQ+ may find themselves feeling ostracized from traditional religious belief systems due to their sexual orientation or gender identity. This can lead them to seek out...
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: what are alternative queer spiritual practices? the benefits and challenges of finding community and support
Sacred art can be defined as art that has spiritual significance, which is often created for religious ceremonies or rituals. It can take many forms such as paintings, sculptures, architecture,...
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: Sacred art can heal lgbtq+ trauma by creating space for inclusivity and fostering empathy towards excluded individuals
Queer youth face unique challenges when it comes to negotiating their sexual and gender identities within societal norms that often marginalize them. This is especially true for those who come from...
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: Coming out: how queer adolescents navigate religious and moral expectations during identity formation