Shame is an unpleasant feeling often related to social rejection, embarrassment, disgrace, humiliation, guilt, and failure that can result from negative perceptions of oneself, one's actions, or...
Intimate relationships can be shaped by cultural beliefs about sexual behavior and identity. These norms may influence how individuals feel ashamed, proud, or confused in their relationship, leading...
Shame and Pride During Early Sexual Experiences
Sex is a natural part of human life that many people experience during their adolescence and young adulthood. For some individuals, it can be an...
A person's sense of self and their place within society is shaped by many factors, including family history, personal experiences, and social context. Cultural identity is an important aspect of this...
What is queer moral psychology? What are its implications for understanding the emotions associated with being LGBTQ+? How do these feelings shape identity, community, and culture?
Queer moral...
Shame and pride are often seen as opposite emotions, but they can also be complementary in their role in promoting moral development in queer individuals. Shame is often associated with negative...
Shame and pride play important roles in the psychological lives of all people, but for LGBTQ+ individuals, they can be particularly intense and pervasive. These feelings are often tied to societal...
Shame is an unpleasant emotion that can be passed down from one generation to another through culture, traditions, and family values. It is often associated with the feeling of embarrassment,...