We want to see more complex, nuanced depictions of what it really means to be whoever we are or were or hope to be. We just want so much. We just need so much.
Roxane Gay, in her book "Bad Feminist: Essays," expresses a desire for richer and more intricate portrayals of identity. She emphasizes the importance of capturing the complexity of human experiences and the multitude of roles individuals play throughout their lives. This notion suggests that identities are not one-dimensional; instead, they are shaped by various factors and personal narratives.
Gay highlights the collective longing for deeper understanding and representation, indicating that people crave acknowledgment of their full selves. This yearning reflects a universal need for connection and acceptance in all its forms, urging society to embrace the messiness of human experience rather than conforming to simplified or stereotypical depictions.
