There are certain topics that we’re taught from an early age not to talk about in “polite company.” Chief among them: our bodies. From sex to scatology, illness to death, it’s the subjects that most clearly and directly concern us that are considered off-limits from normal conversation. This work seeks to encourage dialogue around our bodies, our health, our psychological and physical and sexual [dys]functions, through the author’s recounting of her own often unbelievable personal, physical, and medical history.
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