Can chosen family be the ethical manifestation of love beyond law and biology? This is an intriguing question that has been debated among scholars, philosophers, and everyday people alike for...
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: Exploring the ethical implications of chosen family: is love beyond law and biology possible?
When people are rejected by their family, friends, or community, they often experience a range of emotions including sadness, shame, loneliness, anger, and depression. These feelings can be...
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: How rejected people can find love again | recovering from systemic rejection with selfcompassion & acceptance
Living in a heteronormative society can have severe consequences for individuals who do not conform to its norms and expectations regarding gender and sexuality. Those who identify as LGBTQIA+ face...
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: Living in a heteronormative society can have serious consequences for queer individuals
LGBT stands for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender - a term used to describe people who identify themselves as having same-sex attraction, or being gender-nonconforming. Mental health refers to an...
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: The intersection of lgbt identity, religious beliefs, and mental health
There has been an increased awareness of the negative impact that internalized homophobia and transphobia can have on an individual's mental health. These feelings of shame and self-loathing can lead...
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: How internalized homophobia and transphobia impact mental health: what you need to know
LGBTQ adolescents face unique challenges when it comes to their mental health due to factors such as societal stigma, discrimination, and bullying.
They can benefit from the support of peers,...
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: Lgbtq youth: how peer support, family support, and community support build resilience through selfesteem boosting
The article is about how the experience of visibility can have an impact on emotional stability for those who are in the LGBTQ+ community. Visibility means being open and honest about one's sexual...
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: How coming out can impact emotional stability for lgbtq+ individuals
Intersectionality is a term coined by Kimberlé Crenshaw that refers to the idea that people experience discrimination based on multiple identities such as gender, race, class, ability, age, religion,...
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: Resilience challenges facing marginalized communities: intersectionality in action
The term "intersectionality" refers to how multiple identities can interact and reinforce each other in ways that create distinct social disadvantages. Intersectional invisibility is when someone's...
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: How intersectionality influences mental health struggles among lgbt individuals
The experience of being both queer and believing in a religion is often characterized by feelings of isolation, exclusion, and double jeopardy. While many religions have their own views on gender...
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: The double marginalization of queer believers how heteronormativity affects religion and identity