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More Than A Body Your Body Is an Instrument, Not an Ornament

Lexie Kite

—Chelsea Clinton "An indispensable resource for women of all ages, this is a guide to help us better connect to ourselves, to value ourselves, to love ourselves, and ultimately, to be ourselves."

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Call Her Daddy

It was discussed at length throughout the podcast, particularly its chapter on comparison as a form of self-objectification. The book's overall message was promoted and reiterated by the hosts as being vital for women to read.

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You are redefining the meaning of positive body image. What is positive body image mean to you both?

— Episode: Fuck the Male Gaze

Episode: Fuck the Male Gaze

It was discussed at length throughout the podcast, particularly its chapter on comparison as a form of self-objectification. The book's overall message was promoted and reiterated by the hosts as being vital for women to read.

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You are redefining the meaning of positive body image. What is positive body image mean to you both?

In More Than A Body, we write like a chapter probably about this.

So in More Than A Body, we're writing about this concept that when you're comparing yourself, there are so many negative consequences to that.

When we write a lot about this and more than a body, as you push back on some of these oppressive beauty ideals that you thought you just had to play in because you're female, it's the price of being female.

Obviously, I think that having more than a body is like so important to like reflect back on.

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