Queer aesthetic practices are a way for individuals to express themselves creatively and challenge traditional notions of what is considered beautiful, valuable, and socially visible. Through the use...
Sexual shyness can be defined as a reluctance to participate in sexual activities due to fear of embarrassment or shame. This shyness is particularly prevalent during adolescence when individuals are...
Research suggests that individuals who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex, or asexual (LGBTQ) may experience unique forms of marginalization and discrimination due to...
Emotional Harmony and Social Engagement
The term "emotional harmony" refers to an individual's ability to understand, process, and regulate their own feelings and those of others effectively. It...
I will discuss how love can be conceptualized as a continuous practice of moral reflection, emotional honesty, and social engagement.
Moral Reflection
Moral reflection is the process of...
LGBTQ people face unique challenges in society due to their sexual orientation or gender identity. One such challenge is the fear of stigmatization, which can have a significant impact on how they...
Narrative reconstruction is a process that allows individuals to reflect on their life experiences and construct meaning from them. This can be done through storytelling, journaling, and other forms...
Perfectionism is often seen as a desirable trait in many societies, but it can have a negative impact on queer individuals' creative output, identity expression, and social engagement. This essay...
Integrating Queer Identity with Religious Practice
Queer identity is an umbrella term that refers to individuals who do not conform to traditional gender roles and identities based on sex assigned...
Temporal Asynchrony Shapes Experiences of Belonging, Identity, and Social Engagement in Queer Contexts
I will explore how temporal asynchrony shapes experiences of belonging, identity, and social...