The subject under discussion is what can be called the "psychosocial effects" caused by discrimination or violence against members of the LGBT community. These include the impacts that may occur both...
How Trans Identity Exemplifies Ethics Of Becoming, Autonomy And Self-Determined Transformation
Transgender identities challenge traditional norms about gender roles and expectations. These...
The concept of "queer temporality" refers to how LGBTQ+ people experience time differently than heterosexuals due to their marginalized social position within society. Queer individuals often...
The concept of visibility is often seen as a key aspect of queer liberation.
When it comes to the intersection between sex, sexuality, eroticism, intimacy, and relationships, there are some...
Queer-inclusive sacred narratives can be defined as religious stories that acknowledge and celebrate LGBTQIA+ identities. These types of narratives often center on diverse perspectives from people...
In many cultures around the world, traditional belief systems regarding sexuality have been passed down from one generation to another, often leading to negative attitudes towards those who identify...
Pornography is an essential element of modern society that has been around since antiquity and continues to influence contemporary culture. It is estimated that approximately 89% of people between...
Peer feedback can have significant implications for young people's sexual decision-making and self-image. It can provide valuable insights into one's own behavior, preferences, and desires, helping...
Sexual orientation is one aspect of identity that can have significant effects on an individual's life, including their physical safety, social acceptance, and access to resources and opportunities....
How does personal experience with violence or victimization interact with sexual identity development and psychological adjustment?
Personal experience with violence or victimization can have a...