Sexual coercion is an act where one person forces another person to perform sexual acts against their will. It is a serious crime that can have long-lasting effects on the victim's mental health and...
The word "sexual" is associated with reproduction, pleasure, love, and attraction, but it can also be used to describe power dynamics in society. Sexual repression is the act of suppressing natural...
Bullying is an issue that affects many children and adolescents worldwide.
Some groups, such as queer youth, may face additional mental health challenges due to their identity. Queer individuals...
The development of social coping strategies is essential for LGBTQ adolescents who face bullying and rejection in religiously influenced educational settings. These strategies can help them navigate...
Sexual dysphoria refers to discomfort with one's biological sex assigned at birth which can manifest physically and psychologically during puberty. Adolescents with this condition may feel that their...
The Psychological Connection between Purity Seeking and Fear of Emotional Chaos
I will explore how the desire for purity and perfection can be linked to an underlying fear of unpredictable and...
What is self-harm?
Self-harm is a behavior where an individual deliberately inflicts harm to their own body without intention of committing suicide. This can include cutting oneself, burning,...
In many cultures around the world, there are various factors that determine how one's gender and sexuality are defined, including societal norms, familial expectations, religious beliefs, and...
The topic is about the impact that delaying or suppressing their identity can have on the long-term mental health of LGBTQ+ individuals. It will explore how this practice can lead to a range of...
The role of family, peers, and community in influencing an individual's propensity to harm oneself is not well understood yet.
There are some studies that indicate a significant link between these...