What is it like to be a person who has no gender, or whose gender is not fixed? How does this experience affect one's identity and sense of self? In recent years, there has been growing interest in...
Ethical Challenges in Negotiating Sexual Orientation in Morally Pluralistic Contexts
In this essay, I will discuss some of the key ethical issues that arise when people try to negotiate their...
The term bisexual describes an individual who experiences attraction to more than one gender. Bisexual people are often assumed to be less real and legitimate than their heterosexual and homosexual...
What are the long-term psychological effects of bisexual erasure in romantic, sexual, and social relationships on identity coherence and self-concept?
Bisexual erasure refers to the phenomenon...
The topic "Which psychological strategies are most effective in mitigating the negative effects of social stigma in environments lacking external support?" has been widely discussed among scholars....
Social stigma is defined as an unfavorable attitude that society holds towards certain groups of people. It can have significant effects on individuals' emotional well-being, social acceptance, and...
In modern society, it is increasingly common for individuals to hide their true sexual or gender identities from others due to social stigma or legal restrictions. This can have significant negative...
Ethical Stakes of Relational Vulnerability and Trust in Queer Partnerships
Heteronormativity is the idea that heterosexual romantic partnerships are the most natural and desirable form of human...
Social Stigma and Intimate Relationships
Social stigma refers to the negative attitudes and beliefs that society holds towards certain behaviors, identities, and experiences. In terms of the LGBTQ...
Inclusive religious leaders can provide valuable support and guidance to LGBT adolescents during their formative years, helping them develop healthy coping mechanisms and identify positive aspects of...