In any romantic relationship, trust is essential to its success and longevity. When there is conflict, it can be difficult for partners to regain that trust, but it's possible if they take the right...
Strategies to Mitigate the Long-Term Psychological Consequences of Moralized Stigma and Religious Condemnation
Moralized stigma is a term used to describe the social disapproval and judgment that...
Many people are unaware that there are various psychological strategies that can help queer individuals deal with daily discrimination and social rejection. These include developing a strong sense of...
Adolescence is an important stage in life where individuals transition from childhood into adulthood. During this time, they are faced with various challenges that can affect their physical,...
Bisexuals face unique challenges when it comes to managing their romantic relationships because they can be rejected by both heterosexual and homosexual partners for being "confused" or "undecided."...
Emergence of Empathy Within Queer Networks
Empathy is an essential aspect of human nature that allows individuals to understand and share the feelings of others. It involves recognizing another...
A family is more than just blood relations; it includes the emotional connection between individuals who share deep bonds and commitment to each other. In this sense, chosen families are essential...
After experiencing a romantic breakup, men may struggle to maintain their sexual confidence, emotional resilience, and relationship expectations. While each man's experience is unique, there are some...
Adolescent separation from a romantic partner can lead to emotional pain and challenging situations, particularly if their previous relationship was intense. When a couple separates during...
Adolescence is a time of change and exploration, where teenagers are trying to find their identity and place in the world. One way they do this is through dating and forming...