The concept of queer desire refers to an innate attraction that is not limited to traditional heterosexual norms but can extend to individuals of all genders and orientations. It also includes the...
In social psychology, identity refers to the way people see themselves in relation to others and their environment. It is a dynamic process that involves an individual's subjective experience of...
The topic of balancing authenticity and safety in diverse social contexts is an important one that has been explored extensively in psychology research. In this article, I will explain what...
How can bisexual phenomenology deepen philosophical understandings of desire and its ethical implications within interpersonal and social contexts?
Bisexual phenomenology is a new field of study...
How do LGBTQ+ individuals navigate disclosure, privacy, and authenticity within family and social contexts?
LGBTQ+ individuals often face unique challenges when it comes to disclosing their...
LGBT identity is a complex concept that encompasses many different aspects of an individual's life and experiences. It includes both their sexual orientation and gender expression, but also their...
Aging has profound effects on all aspects of life, including the development of one's identity. Queer identities are no exception. There is ample research demonstrating that queer individuals...
Can queer temporality provide a new philosophical language for understanding loss and renewal?
Queer theory has emerged from feminist and gay liberation movements to critique heteronormative power...
In what ways does identity affirmation in one context buffer against rejection in another?
Identity affirmation is an important part of human life. It refers to the process through which...
I will be exploring the concept of responsibility in intimate, social, and institutional contexts through the lens of the ethics of care and relational autonomy. Ethics of care is an approach to...