Family Expectations and LGBTQ+ Identity Integration
Family expectations can have a significant impact on how LGBTQ+ individuals integrate their identities into their lives. From an early age,...
The social construction of sexual identity is influenced by various factors such as gender roles, cultural norms, media representation, and individual experience.
A man who identifies as...
The term "LGBTQ" stands for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer/Questioning, and is used to refer to people who identify themselves as such. In recent years, there has been an increasing...
Cinematic storytelling is a powerful medium that has the potential to shape public opinion and social attitudes towards queer identities. Queer identities are those that fall outside of traditional...
The process of transitioning from one gender to another can be challenging for individuals who identify as transgender or nonbinary, both socially and psychologically. Late-stage transitions are...
The word "embodiment" refers to the physical manifestation of something, such as an idea or concept. It is often used to describe the way that people express themselves through their bodies and...
How does the phenomenology of trans becoming reveal ethical tensions between selfhood, relational trust, and moral accountability?
Transgender individuals face an array of challenges in their...
Transgender people have unique experiences that differ from those of cisgender people. This is because they are often faced with challenges related to their gender identity and expression that are...
Transgender narratives of transition can be read as ontological meditations on becoming, impermanence, and self-determination due to their focus on the process of changing one's gender identity from...
After undergoing gender reassignment surgery, an individual may experience significant changes in their physical appearance, hormonal balance, and sexual functioning.
This is just one aspect of...