Bisexual individuals face unique challenges when it comes to navigating societal expectations and their own personal desires. These challenges can be compounded by internal conflicts related to their...
Religious Discrimination and Identity Development
Religious discrimination can be defined as the unequal treatment of individuals based on their religion or belief system. This form of...
The following article provides an overview of how the level of community support influences the recovery of queer individuals from internalized shame and guilt.
Queer individuals are those who...
The study of peer support networks is a relatively new field of research that has emerged in recent years to explore how individuals can come together to provide emotional and social support for one...
Peer validation can play an important role in helping individuals cope with the psychological harm caused by the systematic erasure of bisexual and nonbinary experiences. When someone's identity is...
I will discuss how queer individuals can create meaning from suffering in the absence of social validation.
Meaningfulness vs Validation
The most fundamental question is whether queer...
There are three main types of attachment styles: secure, anxious-preoccupied, and avoidant-dismissive. Secure individuals have positive views of themselves and others, seek closeness and care from...
In what ways do bisexual and non-binary believers experience relational validation and invisibility differently across faith contexts?
People who identify as bi-sexual are attracted to both men...
How do artistic and literary representations contribute to the development of queer identity and visibility?
The term 'queer' refers to those who identify themselves outside of heteronormative...
Have you ever felt like your actions were being scrutinized and judged by someone who is supposed to be an authority figure? Perhaps it was a parent, a teacher, or even a boss. This experience can...