When Suzannah Weiss was 13, she began to realize that her body, changing through puberty, no longer belonged to just her. Boys at school would admire specific aspects of it while an older man objectified her, leading to disempowerment and disconnection from her body.
By 15, she was anorexic, reflecting the severe impact objectification and external opinions had on her self-perception and well-being.
She describes realizing that she was no longer an individual but had become a reflection of others' perceptions, emphasizing the struggle of reclaiming her own identity from societal expectations.
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