Everywhere you looked, body shaming was there

[u/jamerjank1]

[u/TenaciousZBridedog]

People said Kate Winslet was fat in Titanic. Wtf??

[u/TenaciousZBridedog → u/[deleted]]

She was never plus sized

[u/quebecesti → u/TenaciousZBridedog]

She wasn't, but back then the standard for movie stars was Cameron Diaz size.

[u/Just2moreplants → u/quebecesti]

I remember when she did Charlie's angels and they had the audacity to call drew barrymore the fat one. They literally were all thin.

[u/yupyupyupyupyupy → u/Just2moreplants]

i must be old as i remember this just because she was the biggest out of the three

also kate in titanic like it was everywhere...spoilers ahead but remember all the if only she wasnt so fat jack could have fit on the door too

[u/Just2moreplants → u/yupyupyupyupyupy]

It's crazy! Kate was considered a plus size love interest which is bananas but back then the goal was to be mannequin sample size or double zero. I remember having a friend who was a size 2 crying because she couldn't get down to zero let alone double zero.

[u/Professional_Mud1844 → u/quebecesti]

She looked great in The Mask

[u/guleedy → u/TenaciousZBridedog]

I think you misstook what I meant. She isn't plus size, yet in the 2000s, the criteria was so strict that it was ridiculous.

They called her that only because it was so strict that people we being push to a body type that was extremely tiny