A biracial woman's journey through identity, mental health, and cultural expectations.In Fuse, Hollay Ghadery draws on her experiences as a woman of Iranian and British Isle descent to explore the conflicts and uncertainties surrounding the bi-racial female body and identity. She delves into the challenges of navigating disparate cultural expectations and the search for self-acceptance. This collection of essays fearlessly probes the documented prevalence of mental health issues in bi-racial women, tackling topics such as eating disorders, anxiety, and self-harm. Fuse is for readers interested in personal stories of resilience, cultural identity, and mental health recovery. Discover how Ghadery finds strength in vulnerability and offers a powerful message of hope.

A biracial woman's journey through identity, mental health, and cultural expectations.In Fuse, Hollay Ghadery draws on her experiences as a woman of Iranian and British Isle descent to explore the conflicts and uncertainties surrounding the bi-racial female body and identity. She delves into the challenges of navigating disparate cultural expectations and the search for self-acceptance. This collection of essays fearlessly probes the documented prevalence of mental health issues in bi-racial women, tackling topics such as eating disorders, anxiety, and self-harm. Fuse is for readers interested in personal stories of resilience, cultural identity, and mental health recovery. Discover how Ghadery finds strength in vulnerability and offers a powerful message of hope.

A biracial woman's journey through identity, mental health, and cultural expectations.In Fuse, Hollay Ghadery draws on her experiences as a woman of Iranian and British Isle descent to explore the conflicts and uncertainties surrounding the bi-racial female body and identity. She delves into the challenges of navigating disparate cultural expectations and the search for self-acceptance. This collection of essays fearlessly probes the documented prevalence of mental health issues in bi-racial women, tackling topics such as eating disorders, anxiety, and self-harm. Fuse is for readers interested in personal stories of resilience, cultural identity, and mental health recovery. Discover how Ghadery finds strength in vulnerability and offers a powerful message of hope.