Living in a body means enduring surprises and accepting changes, from leaks to aging. The best writing about our physical selves features radical truths on various body-related experiences.
De Beauvoir's intimate account of her mother's final days exposes the physicality of death and the unique tenderness between a mother and daughter, highlighting the importance of language, touch, and freedom from societal constraints.
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