My Hidden Skin
People of different generations and sociocultural contexts share their stories to reveal the secrets that keep their bodies, rebuilding themselves through a tour of themselves: Kany, a trans person; Julia, who has known she was a lesbian since she was a child; Erika, a woman who has dealt with being overweight; Natalia, who has survived cancer; and Rosaly, a straight woman who is recognizing the reasons for her failed relationships.
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People of different generations and sociocultural contexts share their stories to reveal the secrets that keep their bodies, rebuilding themselves through a tour of themselves: Kany, a trans person; Julia, who has known she was a lesbian since she was a child; Erika, a woman who has dealt with being overweight; Natalia, who has survived cancer; and Rosaly, a straight woman who is recognizing the reasons for her failed relationships.
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