I learned how to live in my head, where I could ignore the world that refused to accept me
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In the book "Hunger," Roxane Gay explores her struggles with body image and acceptance in a world that often judges individuals based on appearance. She reflects on her experiences of feeling marginalized and how this has shaped her worldview. Gay illustrates the profound impact societal expectations have on personal identity, particularly for those who do not fit the conventional mold of beauty.
The quote highlights Gay's coping mechanism of retreating into...
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