“My fat years were when I was not human shaped. I was a 16-stone triangle, with inverted triangle legs, and no real neck. And that’s because I wasn’t doing human things. I didn’t walk or run or dance or swim or climb up stairs; the food I ate wasn’t the stuff that humans are supposed to eat. No one is supposed to eat a pound of boiled potatoes covered in Vitalite, or a fist-sized lump of cheese on the end of a fork, wielded like a lollipop. I had no connection to or understanding of my body. I was just a brain in a jar. I wasn’t a woman.”

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About Caitlin Moran

British journalist and author, Moran is best known for her sharp, witty essays on feminism, pop culture, and personal identity. Her work blends humor with incisive commentary, exploring themes of self-acceptance and societal norms.

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