The effects of perceived social support on resilience, well-being, and identity stability among marginalized LGBTQ populations are important to understand, as they can have significant impacts on an...
Shame is a negative self-evaluation that results from failing to meet perceived standards for social acceptance, competence, or morality. Individuals who experience stigmatizing events are more...
There has been an increased focus on understanding how repeated exposure to negative religious messaging can impact the emotional well-being of LGBT individuals. Studies have shown that negative...
A bisexual individual is someone who experiences romantic or sexual attraction to both men and women.
Their identity has been misunderstood for many years due to societal biases towards...
Intersectionality refers to the way that identities intersect to create unique experiences for individuals. These identities can include race, gender, class, age, religion, and disability. They all...
This article is about how systemic stigma affects the mental health, relational networks, and cultural participation of LGBTQ individuals over time. Systemic stigma refers to the societal beliefs,...
Midlife is an important stage in life when many people go through significant physical, emotional, social, and psychological changes.
It can also be a time of confusion, struggle, and self-doubt...
Why is Unsanctioned Pleasure Culturally Threatening and How Is It Manifested Through Social Regulation, Stigma, and Moral Discourse?
Unpleasant and uncomfortable feelings are often seen as...
Sexual Intimacy for Individuals with Intellectual Disability
Individuals with intellectual disability often face barriers to sexual expression, which can lead to feelings of isolation and...
Digital anonymity has become a norm for many people who participate in online activities such as gaming, social media, dating, and working from home.
This trend is also increasingly shaping the...