The Girl with the Zippered Vinegar Face
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posted on 2025-07-01, 02:33 authored by Georgia WilbyWomen, specifically young women, seem to think they're ugly. And most, if not all, have had fantasies of extreme measures to 'change' themselves, like unzipping their faces. This piece aims to dissect these fantasies and the way young women pull apart their bodies, having such a distorted view of their appearences that they end up turning themselves into monsters.
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2204-2563Volume
1Issue
1Pagination
p. 9-10Publisher
La Trobe UniversitySection Title
American LiteratureAuthor Biography
Georgia Wilby. Geogia is an undergraduate student at La Trobe university, majoring in English, because English is fascinating and reading is fun and writing is everything.Date Created
2014-07-10Rights Statement
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