Emotional Honesty is crucial for Ethical Integrity and Spiritual Growth. Emotional honesty refers to being truthful about one's feelings and emotions, both towards oneself and others. It involves...
Lesbian self-awareness is shaped through various factors, including socialization, gender identity, and family dynamics.
One crucial factor that has received less attention in research is the role...
The study of co-constructed narratives has become an increasingly important field in recent years due to its ability to provide insight into the complex dynamics of human identity, interpersonal...
The pursuit of authenticity in moral life has been an age-old quest that continues to occupy philosophers, psychologists, and sociologists alike. The question of whether authenticity requires social...
The word “embodiment” refers to the state of having physical existence in one's body or being present in one's own body. It can also refer to the act of representing something tangibly or making it...
How Intergenerational Trauma Is Transmitted Within Queer Communities
Intergenerational trauma refers to the transfer of pain, stress, anxiety, grief, and other negative emotions from one...
This article examines how the concept of embodied sexual and gender identities challenges traditional philosophical distinctions between mind, body, and self. It argues that these distinctions are...
Participation in supportive communities can be a powerful tool for enhancing coping strategies and increasing psychological resilience for LGBT individuals. For many members of the LGBT community,...
How do abstract educational interventions in diversity and inclusion translate into authentic emotional understanding, empathy, and behavioral change?
Abstract educational interventions are...
Emotional interdependence is often perceived as a sign of weakness or vulnerability in modern society. People who depend too much on others for their own happiness are considered to be needy, clingy,...