Waris Dirie expresses a deep sense of loss and injustice regarding her experience with female genital mutilation. She believes that her body was designed perfectly by God, and the act of mutilation deprived her of her power and womanhood. She reflects on the pain caused by this practice and hopes for a future where no woman has to endure such suffering, envisioning a world where female genital mutilation is a thing of the past.

Dirie dreams of a day when it will be recognized globally that this practice has been outlawed, starting from Somalia and spreading to other countries. She yearns for a safe world for women, free from the horrors of mutilation, and expresses determination and hope for this change, believing that with God's will, it can become a reality.