When artist Tallulah Pomeroy asked people to anonymously submit anecdotes about the weird, unruly things they did with their bodies, she was inundated. From tampons and trapped wind to ear wax and pubes, stories flowed in from a community of hilarious, radically honest women, who, by admitting to things they had thought were shameful, no longer had to feel ashamed.

Now illustrated, these stories take the female anatomy as far away from the male gaze as it is possible to get, in a celebration of women’s bodies that is gleeful, gross, subversive, and beautiful, all at once.