Embodiment refers to the way in which our physical bodies and social identities are intertwined, shaping and reflecting our experiences, actions, and the ways we navigate the world. It is the process through which social structures, cultural norms, and individual perceptions are enacted, experienced, and internalized in our physical forms. In the context of gender, embodiment is often discussed as the way in which societal norms, roles, and expectations around gender are physically manifested and performed through the body. From a sociological perspective, embodiment is not just about biological or physical aspects but also the social and cultural meanings attached to the body. It reflects how individuals’ bodies are shaped by gendered expectations, such as how women are often encouraged to conform to certain body ideals or how men