AGAMY: REFLECTIONS ON THE REFUSAL OF THE TRADITIONAL FAMILY AND ITS PSYCHOSOCIAL EFFECTS

Abstract

This article discusses agamy, understood as an existential stance in which a person rejects lasting emotional commitments and the formation of a traditional family. It reflects on the implications of this choice for emotional health, social relationships, and individual and collective psychological balance. The text also addresses historical, psychological, and spiritual aspects related to the topic, seeking to offer a critical analysis of the impacts of agamy on contemporary society.