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Interpersonal: LGBTQ+ marriage

The first article I propose is "A member of the Wedding? Heterosexism and Family ritual" by Ramona Faith Oswald. In using this journal article it will provide discussion about LGBT+ marriage and the interpersonal relationships within it. In understanding of how societal norms and heterosexism impact familial dynamics within the context of weddings and other family rituals. By analyzing Oswald's research findings/arguments, we can analyze the challenges that LGBTQ+ individuals and couples face in navigating family relationships and society that are heteronormative.

The second article I propose is "For Better or worse: Exploring the meanings of same-sex marriage within the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgendered community" by Pamela J. Lannutti. In the article Lannutti's discussion about LGBT marriage and interpersonal relationships provides valuable insights into the different dynamics. In they discuss the different meanings attached to same-sex marriage within the LGBTQ+ community, and how individuals within the community navigate societal norms, personal values, and relationship dynamics. By using this article into the discussion, we can explore the diverse experiences and perspectives of LGBTQ+ couples as they negotiate issues such as commitment, identity, and societal recognition within the context of marriage. In Lannutti's findings they discuss the complexities in same-sex relationships, and help with understanding of the challenges in LGBT+ marriages.

Interpersonal: LGBTQ+ dating

The first article I propose is "Hooking up with friends: LGBTQ+ young people, dating apps, friendship and safety" by Paul Bryon, Kath Albury and Tinonee Pym. This article highlights the intersection of dating apps, friendships, and safety concerns among LGBTQ+ youth, and how these dating platforms serve not only as a way for romantic connections but also as spaces for supportive friendships. By exploring the experiences and perspectives of LGBTQ+ individuals navigating dating apps, the article offers a nuanced understanding of the complex social dynamics at play, including the blurring of boundaries between romantic and platonic relationships.

The second article I propose is "Sexual minority stress and changes in relationship quality in same-sex couples" by Christopher A. Daly and Jonathan Mohr. Including this article into a discussion about LGBTQ+ dating and interpersonal relationships offers valuable insights into the dynamics to these relationships. This study investigates the impact of sexual minority stress on changes in relationship quality within same-sex couples. This research discusses the challenges that LGBTQ+ individuals may face in their dating experiences, like discrimination and stigma, which can contribute to increased stress levels within relationships. Understanding how external stressors affect relationships is crucial for recognizing and addressing the specific needs of LGBTQ+ couples.

The third article I propose is "Grindr Tourism Among Tourists, Locals, and Immigrants: Dating App Impacts for Social Relations, Gay Tourism, and Digital Convergence" by Rachel A. Katz. This research provides insights into how dating apps, such as Grindr, shape interpersonal relationships among tourists, locals, and immigrants. By examining the intersections of digital technology, and social dynamics. In the discussion of LGBT dating interpersonal relationships, incorporating this article would enrich the discourse by exploring the influence of social platforms in interpersonal relationships. By analyzing the influence of dating apps, this article contributes to the understanding of challenges and queer dating practices, offering valuable insights for individuals navigating the modern LGBTQ+ relationships.

Media Studies: Communication and Social Media

The first article I propose is "Sex and Sexuality in Entertainment Media Popular With Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual Adolescents" by Bradley J Bond. By including this article into a discussion about media studies, communication. With social media it provides insights into the representation and influence of LGBTQ+ individuals in digital spaces. Bond's research explains the understanding of how sexual minorities engage with and how they are portrayed in popular media. By incorporating this article into the discussion, we can explore how for media representation, audience reception, and the construction of sexual identities within digital media. This research explain the understanding of media content, social interactions, and the formation of individual and collective identities, offering perspectives for individuals.

The second article I propose is "Gay On-Screen: The Relationship Between Exposure to Gay Characters on Television and Heterosexual Audiences' Endorsement of Gay Equality" by Bradley J Bond and Benjamin L Compton. The article provides insights into the influence of media representation on societal attitudes. By examining the impact of exposure to gay characters on television on heterosexual audiences' attitudes towards gay equality, this research explains the significant role that media content plays in shaping social perceptions and norms. Incorporating this article into discussions within Media Studies allows for a deeper exploration of how the portrayal of LGBTQ+ characters, within mainstream media can both reflect and influence culture in society.

The third article I propose is "Finding community and contesting heteronormativity: queer young people's engagement in an Australian online community" by Benjamin Hanckel and Alan Morris. The article discusses the online communities, specifically focusing on queer youth who utilize digital platforms to challenge heteronormative narratives and find supportive networks. By incorporating this article into discussions, it highlights our understanding of the role of social media with alternative forms of community building and identity expression. This article provides insights that can inform discussions on the potential of social media platforms in fostering inclusive and empowering environments for the LGBTQ+ community.

Interpersonal: LGBTQ+ dating
Interpersonal: LGBTQ+ marriage

Media Studies: Communication and Social Media