“So many millennial women have body issues because of stuff like this.”

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"It sucked growing up during the early to late 2000s. It was very damaging to see regular women being shamed for not being a size 2," echoed someone else. "It was even more damaging to live as an overweight child during this time. I still deal with a lot of self-hatred due to my weight as a result."

"So many millennial women have body issues because of stuff like this. Didn't help that they were just as brutal to women who had eating disorders and made them the butt of really cruel jokes," someone else pointed out. "It felt like you literally couldn't win no matter what you did or looked like. And that's likely what led to the body positivity movement of the 2010s and 2020s."

"He had so much love for Edna. He advocated for truly hourglass padding. He didn't just want to be 'man in a dress,' he wanted to do DRAG, mama!" someone else wrote about John's approach to the beloved role. "He knew Edna was sexy and sexual and nurturing and motherly, and he wanted her look to reflect all of that."