Internalized social pressures are a powerful force that can influence our perception of self and others, particularly when it comes to intimate relationships. From early childhood, we learn what is...
In today's society, many people struggle to reconcile their personal beliefs with societal norms and expectations.
Those who identify as LGBT may face conflict between their sexual orientation and...
Sexual competition among students in schools can have a significant impact on their emotional climate. Adolescent years are already characterized by intense hormonal changes, social pressures, and...
The topic of this article is trans embodiment and how it can provide a lived phenomenology of authenticity that resists normative social pressures. Trans embodiment refers to the process of...
Bisexual identity is defined as an attraction to both men and women, but it can be more complicated than that. Bisexuals may experience desire for multiple genders throughout their lives, or they may...
Sexuality is a multidimensional phenomenon that encompasses physical, emotional, psychological, and cultural aspects. Sexual identity refers to an individual's sense of self and gender expression...
How do patriarchal norms intersect with sexual identity to influence marginalization, social pressure, and self-perception?
Patriarchy is a system of male domination that privileges men and...
Relational Trust Mediates Ethical Reflection, Relational Intimacy, and Social Pressure
When it comes to relational intimacy, ethical reflection, and social pressure, there are many factors that...
Anticipation of Moral Scrutiny Can Shape Our Identities
Our identities are shaped by our experiences, interactions, and perceptions of ourselves and others. When we think about how others may...
The question of how adolescents navigate conflicts between moral ideals and pragmatic social considerations is an important one that has been studied extensively in psychology and sociology....