From the New York Times best-selling author of Bad Feminist, a searingly honest memoir of food, weight, self-image, and learning how to feed your hunger while taking care of yourself.
I simply cannot rate people’s trauma. Her “repetitiveness” is clearly a demonstration of how her trauma forever haunted her. She developed incredible empathy towards others and reflections on toxic di...I simply cannot rate people’s trauma. Her “repetitiveness” is clearly a demonstration of how her trauma forever haunted her. She developed incredible empathy towards others and reflections on toxic diet/gym culture through her self-consciousness, and those who shamed her in the comments should be fucking ashamed of their pathetic ableist minds.(展开)
5 有用 Seahorse 2017-07-11 21:25:05
Repetitive and whiny, Gay's prose in Hunger is a massive disappointment to me. Strong 2
0 有用 Pompeii 2020-10-20 22:05:29
中途有觉得redundnat的地方,大抵还是因为I don't reside in such a body. 还惊叹于作者的勇气。
2 有用 黑泽 2019-02-25 14:27:28
Hunger是饥饿,亦是渴望。渴望被看见、被在意,渴望享有和瘦人同样的尊严,渴望不再在公众场合,在众目睽睽之下如同隐身人。第11节是最残忍的一节,道出了“超级病态肥胖”的作者为何长胖。背后的故事令人心碎。社会规训身体,社会惩罚不遵守潜规则的人。
1 有用 Pesto 2018-08-13 20:53:29
痛苦都是相通的
2 有用 義人青立 2021-05-12 22:40:54
I simply cannot rate people’s trauma. Her “repetitiveness” is clearly a demonstration of how her trauma forever haunted her. She developed incredible empathy towards others and reflections on toxic di... I simply cannot rate people’s trauma. Her “repetitiveness” is clearly a demonstration of how her trauma forever haunted her. She developed incredible empathy towards others and reflections on toxic diet/gym culture through her self-consciousness, and those who shamed her in the comments should be fucking ashamed of their pathetic ableist minds. (展开)