My body is treated like a public space. 62 Air travel is another kind of hell.
In Roxane Gay's book "Hunger," she reflects on the experience of living in a body that is often scrutinized and judged by society, feeling as though it exists in a public domain. This perspective highlights the societal pressures and expectations placed on bodies, particularly for those who do not conform to traditional beauty standards. Gay’s candid exploration of her struggles reveals the complexities of self-perception and the impact of external opinions...