Tummy Ache: Vol. 1 The Vulnerability Issue

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Title

Tummy Ache: Vol. 1 The Vulnerability Issue
2307.ZINE.TUMMYACHE

Subject

Fashion

Description

In this issue: Psychoanalyst and writer Maxine Mei-Fung Chung spoke to Tummy Ache about the warped way women have historically been severed from their desire. Climate activist and founding member of XR Youth, Daze Aghaji, shared her grand vision for the future, which doesn’t discount the inevitability of watching our current society crumble. While comedian Grace Campbell issues a call for nuance. She opens up to Tummy Ache about how, as a sex positive performer, when she was sexually assaulted in 2022 she became hyper aware of the binaries within which women are allowed to exist. Virgin/whore, funny/sensitive, vulnerable/strong. Grace explains how her use of vulnerability in her comedy is breaking down this dangerous assumption that women can only be one thing.


Creator

Anna Morrissey

Publisher

Tummy Ache

Format

Physical magazine

Language

English

Identifier

Tummy Ache

Collection

Citation

Anna Morrissey, “Tummy Ache: Vol. 1 The Vulnerability Issue,” Photobook Cafe Photobook Collection, accessed August 30, 2026, https://photobookcafe-archive.co.uk/items/show/2307.

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