If you were active on the internet in the year 2016, you may have come across a meme that compared a photo of the star Chloe Grace Moretz lugging pizza boxes into a hotel with a character from the animated comedy Family Guy. It may be a trick of the camera, but it seems like Moretz, who is wearing high-waist shorts, has extraordinarily long legs that are joined straight to her torso. This may be because the hips in the photo are obscured. In point of fact, the image is only a photo that has been modified (this is what she genuinely looked like on that day), but the actress was not amused by the fact that her body was becoming a subject of fun. In point of fact, the sequel to Neighbors called Sorority The rising artist said in a recent interview that the meme’s popularity on social media only served to compound the problems she was already having with her self-image.

The fact that she was unable to get help made the suffering much more difficult. “Everyone was making fun of my physique, and when I brought it up with someone, they were like, ‘Oh, shut the fuck up, it’s hilarious,'” Moretz recounted. “I brought it up with someone, and they were like, ‘Oh, shut the fuck up, it’s funny.'” “And I just remember sitting there and thinking, My body is being used as a joke, and it’s something I can’t change about who I am, and it is being published all over Instagram.” “And I just found myself sitting there and thinking, My body is being used as a prank, and it’s something that I can’t change about who I It was something as innocuous as checking into a motel with some food that had been left over. To this day, whenever I come across that meme, it’s a challenge that I find very difficult to conquer.

“It removed a layer of something that I used to like, which was getting dressed up and going to a carpet and taking a shot, and made me really self-conscious,” Moretz said. “It took a layer of something that I used to enjoy, which was getting dressed up and going to a carpet and taking a photo.” “Additionally, I believe that body dysmorphia, which is a problem that we all face in this society, is exacerbated by the problems that are associated with social media. It’s a whole load of bulls—-. Chloe Grace Moretz has been able to make some progress toward recovery thanks to treatment and the widespread availability of face masks throughout the epidemic. “To say that the previous two years have been revolutionary is to say the least an understatement,” she remarked. “To say that these last two years have been transformative is an understatement.” I’m not the same girl I was before by any means. I feel like a lady now.”