My Body My Choice centers on the principle of bodily autonomy and the simple ethic of "live and let live"—you should tolerate the opinions and behaviors of others so that they will similarly tolerate your own.

The work critiques those who wield the slogan "my body, my choice" only when it aligns with their personal desires, ideology, or convenience, while denying the same freedom to others in different contexts.

Through bold visual symbolism, Maurii challenges viewers to confront their own consistency: Do we defend bodily autonomy as a universal principle, or only when it serves our side of the argument?