The question of how bisexual people perceive sexual attraction has been examined for decades. Some studies have found that bisexuals are more likely to be attracted to physical features such as...
Gender and sexual identity refer to an individual's sense of self-identification based on biological characteristics such as male or female and their attraction towards opposite or same-sex partners...
Transitioning genders later in life can be an emotional journey that challenges one's sense of self. For many, this process involves confronting societal norms and expectations about gender roles and...
Embracing gender identity can be challenging in society due to the pervasive binary system that categorizes individuals as male or female.
More people are identifying as nonbinary or transgender,...
Internalized stigma refers to the process whereby individuals internalize negative societal attitudes towards themselves, their behaviors, or their identities. This can have significant impacts on...
Trans embodiment refers to the process through which an individual adopts the gender identity that aligns with their true sense of self, regardless of their biological sex at birth. While there is no...
Trans identities have been challenging traditional understandings of personal authenticity and moral responsibility for decades. Individuals who identify as transgender often face discrimination and...
Can moral theory justify nonconformity as an ethical stance rather than moral deviance? The answer to this question is yes, according to certain moral theories that value individual autonomy and...
The question posed by this paper is whether media representations operate as instruments for moral education and shaping public ethical consciousness. It is crucial to examine how these depictions...
Queer Temporality
Queer temporality is a concept used to describe how individuals outside of traditional gender binaries, such as nonbinary people, transgender people, intersex people, and others...