A candid, funny memoir-in-essays on modern womanhood, body image, feminism, pop culture, and life’s double standards.
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A candid, funny memoir-in-essays on modern womanhood, body image, feminism, pop culture, and life’s double standards.
Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book. Sample Book Insights: #1 I grew up in a household that was not prudish about sex, but I still got the message that sex was wrong because of the general silence and discomfort around the topic. I was fat, and in my mind, fat people were not allowed to be sexual. #2 I grew up believing that I was not sexually desirable because I was fat. The media I was consuming only reinforced the belief that I needed to be thinner in order for so...
will contain mild spoilers
Frank talk of sex, desire, masturbation, bodies; assault discussed
Domestic violence referenced without graphic injury detail
Strong language in frank comedic adult essays
Social drinking and getting drunk in personal anecdotes
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No fantasy magic present
No occult or demonology content present
Central feminist themes on womanhood, bodies, double standards
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Personal sexual assault and domestic violence experiences discussed
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