What is monogamy in an LGBTQ+ relationship? Two partners make an exclusive commitment to each other to only interact romantically and sexually with each other.
Traditional societal norms have prescribed that monogamy is the only acceptable type of romantic relationship. However, in recent decades, the LGBTQ+ community has been at
Some people may love more than one person at the same time, which is known as a polyamorous relationship (in Latin, “poly” means many and
Are couples in marriages of love relationships in the New York LGBTQ+ community facing different challenges than their straight counterparts? New York City is known
An affair is painful for any relationship, including LGBTQ+ couples. They can break trust, hurt people, and have effects that last for a long time.
People naturally need to feel like they belong and are accepted by others. But not everyone has this sense of being part of a group,
Valentine’s Day is a special time for couples, and it’s a great opportunity for LGBTQIA+ couples to celebrate love and affection. Living in New York
One of the most common issues gay men in New York City face is what schema therapy terms, “social exclusion,” the process of being excluded from social groups and activities that can lead to feelings of isolation and loneliness. For gay men, social exclusion can be especially prevalent due to discrimination and prejudice that still exists in society.
Group schema therapy can be one of the most effective ways for gay men in New York City to address social exclusion issues.
You’ve heard the typical New Year’s resolutions before: lose weight, learn to play an instrument, save more money! These resolutions are all well and good,
3 Ways to Make Your Relationship Even Better Is it easy for you and your partner to talk to each other, even about what may
