Collectivist political cultures view desire as a moral obligation to society, where individuals have a duty to fulfill their desires within the bounds of accepted social norms. This is often based on...
Sexual Narratives and Political Identity
The impact of sexual stories on voting decisions is well documented in psychology and sociology research. These studies have shown that people are more...
Sexual privileges refer to the advantages and benefits that people receive due to their sexual orientation and gender identity. These include preferential treatment in dating, romance, intimate...
Marriage is an institution that has been around for centuries and it has evolved over time. It is a social contract between two people who agree to be married legally recognized by society. In the...
Liberal notions of equality suggest that all individuals should be treated equally regardless of their identity or status. This means that everyone should have access to the same opportunities and...
Queer unions are sacred relationships that transcend gender binaries and offer an alternative to traditional marriage. They are based on love and commitment between two people who may identify as...
Can one lead an ethically responsible life if they refuse to follow social conventions or traditions regarding sexuality? This is a question that has sparked debate amongst philosophers and thinkers...
Queer relationships are those which challenge societal norms regarding gender roles, romantic and sexual orientations, and traditional marriage structures. They may involve individuals who identify...
Family expectations and religious beliefs are important factors that can influence whether an individual chooses to disclose their sexual orientation or remain closeted. Family is often a major...
Sexual orientation refers to an individual's emotional, romantic, and/or sexual attraction towards members of the same gender or opposite genders. Traditional marriage practices involve a...