"Being In My Body Sucks" Zine

Autistic sensory nightmares (see also: why does having a body have to be so annoying?)

Illustrate, through any medium (i.g.: words, drawing, paint, digital art, etc) how one of your most persistant sensory frustrations impacts your life. Submit below. Use the subject: "Being In My Body." Add a link to your platform of choice and I'll download from there.

The goal is to commisserate a bit amongst eachother about the struggles we share as well as educate willing neurotypicals on how it truly feels to not know when you have to pee or can't eat chicken for 5 months after you got the wrong piece.

... okay. I'm personalizing a bit here. I'll save it for the zine.

This is what I'm contributing as the creator. Use this as an example or inspiration, but please do not feel limited by it.

"High Beams" Zine

A feminist normalization of the nipple.

Send a completely normal photo of you wearing something where your nipples can be seen through your clothes. The focus should not be on your breasts or nudity in any way. Submit below. Use the subject: "High Beams." Add a link to your platform of choice and I'll download from there.

The goal is to highlight the way society still makes us uncomfortable about the nipple. Maybe you notice when others can be seen or maybe you feel a little weird when your own are obvious. It's hard not to. You can tell many people notice.

Why should women have to feel any type of way at all about a natural body part?

This is what I'm contributing as the creator. Use this as an example or inspiration, but please do not feel limited by it.