Sexual desire is often seen as an instinctive and natural force that drives human behavior towards fulfillment of needs for physical pleasure and procreation.
This view fails to account for the...
Queer relationships can be understood as spaces where ethical co-creation, relational meaning-making, and resistance to heteronormative social norms take place. In this context, "ethical" refers to...
In modern society, it is common for people to assume that relationships must follow traditional patterns of monogamy and exclusivity.
Many couples are choosing to defy these norms, embracing more...
Queerness is a term used to describe people who identify outside of traditional gender norms. It refers to those whose sexual orientation, gender identity, or expression falls outside of what society...
The pursuit of sexual self-actualization is an important aspect of human wellbeing, but it can be challenging to achieve without understanding the underlying psychological mechanisms that support...
Sexual authenticity is an important part of any healthy relationship because it allows for open communication and mutual respect.
Many people are constrained by social norms or fear of judgment...
Consensual Non-Monogamy (CNM) is an umbrella term for romantic relationships that involve more than two people at once. It can take many forms such as swinging, polyamory, open relationships, and...
Consensual non-monogamy is a term used to describe relationships that involve more than two people who all agree on openness to romantic and/or sexual involvement outside their primary...
Consensual Non-Monogamy is an umbrella term for open romantic relationships wherein partners agree that they are free to have multiple concurrent sexual and/or emotional connections outside of their...
Consensual nonmonogamy is a relationship model that allows for multiple partners to be involved simultaneously within one relationship. This can take many forms such as polyamory, swinging, or an...