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A Tragic Kind of Wonderful

by Eric Lindstrom (Goodreads Author)

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The Body Papers

by Grace Talusan (Goodreads Author)

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I'm Glad My Mom Died

by Jennette McCurdy

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My Body by Emily Ratajkowski

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Men never notice the overcalculating that women do. They think things happen “for some weird reason” while women sing songs and do backbends and dance elaborate moves to make those things happen.

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“I often wonder what my life would look like if I had learned that my body belongs to me, and me alone, first; that the way my body looks, and its purpose, is not to please others.”
― Florence Given, Women Don't Owe You Pretty

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“(How funny that men view the life cycles of women so simply! From sex object to mother to what? Invisibility?)”
― Emily Ratajkowski, My Body

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“My love can swallow the whole world. My sadness can eclipse”
― Faith Gardner, Girl on the Line

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“Do you even want kids? Or do you feel a pressure to have them because, as well as her ability to be beautiful, a woman’s worth in this society has also been based on her ability to reproduce? You are not a failure if you do not have children”
― Florence Given, Women Don't Owe You Pretty

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