Sensitivity is a word that often carries a negative undertone. When someone is labeled "sensitive," it's frequently seen as a weakness. However, in this third issue of Body Talk, Body Talk explores the depth and breadth of sensitivity, delving into its connections with vulnerability, empathy, self-awareness, susceptibility, and even its ties to touchy subjects and controversial opinions. To quote Virginia Woolf, “The truly sensitive are always unsparingly honest with themselves; they care for nothing but the truth.” Within these pages, you’ll find raw truths about how sensitivity has shaped the lives of our contributors. Some stories may resonate with you; others might open your eyes to new perspectives. You'll read about sensitivity as susceptibility: moving countries, finding one’s sexual identity, and feeling influenced by ads that sell fantasies of perfection. You’ll encounter vulnerability in the face of loss, the struggle of displaying oneself online, navigating PMS, trusting in long-distance relationships, and the challenges of adapting to new cultures. We explore grief from unexpected angles, including that of a man mourning an abortion. You’ll witness the turmoil of losing oneself in marriage, living amidst global chaos, the pressure to look "perfect," and the plight of refugees in wartime. Yet, through these stories, you will also see resilience, self-awareness, confidence, empathy, and acceptance... So after you read this issue, ask yourself, what does sensitivity mean to you? Get your digital copy- https://body-talk-2020.myshopify.com/products/body-talk-the-sensitive-issue