The Power of Recalling Your Physical Self

I feel like there's obviously a theme of your relationship to your body in the book, but as something that doesn't always belong to you. And I thought it was like just really powerful how you write both as a trans person and someone who has perceived as female working in an industry that capitalizes off of your vulnerability. What was it like to kind of be in your physical self? Like sitting down and go through all these moments where you haven't been in control of your body. It was really intense in moments,. In many ways cathartic and healing.