FAT IS A FEMINIST ISSUE N/C REISS

The book challenges many societal norms, and I’m curious what inspired the author to approach it from this angle. Was there a particular moment or experience that sparked this focus?

The book made me think about how much pressure we put on ourselves versus external influences. It’s complex, and I’d love to hear if others felt the same or differently.

I hadn’t realized how deeply ingrained these standards are and how they shape personal identity. Did any particular part stand out to others?