any time someone says "prepubescent" outside of a medical context i lose years off my life. anyway i do this every day so what are we going to talk about tomorrow?

The thing that gets to me is when an underage girl tries to express an opinion she's a "child" but when she's sexualised and harassed she's suddenly a "young woman"

Her stylist literally dressed her as Kris Jenner...

for a 15 year old “young lady” ❌ “this kid” ✅

As a 15 year old who apparently looks like an adult, it sucks how much people sexualise girls/women and I am seriously so sick of it

i feel weird calling her a woman.... like she’s a child.

If you call a 15 year old "sultry", I'm calling the FBI

Millie isn’t a young women, she’s a young girl

If Millie Bobby Brown decided to wear that white dress, then that would be perfectly fine. She can do what she wants with her body. But it was her stylist who's probably 30 or something that made a dress like that custom and applied her make up to the point where she also looks 30, that's fucking creepy.

Teenagers are still children. People need to be reminded of this

"Millie ist allowed to be hot" Full-heartedly agree... TO OTHER 15-YEAR OLDS. To creepy adults? No, just no.

This triggers my inner child who got catcalled at 11

i can’t even begin to imagine what it’s like for millie to have grown up in the public eye. i remember in 2017 at the mtv awards she was named “worst dressed” cause she “wasn’t wearing a dress that showed off her curvy figure” she was 13. that has got to be one of the most disgusting things that has ever happened on social media. or when she was at the stranger things 3 premiere and the wind blew her dress up and an older man who was taking photos shouted “that was fun, let’s see it again” i can’t imagine how she felt. she’s just a kid trying to have fun but she’s constantly sexualised. i can’t imagine being a teenager under a microscope and have everything you do be picked apart and scrutinised. she’s deleted so many of her social media accounts after constantly being sexualised and receiving hate for the dumbest reasons. people never let this girl live and i feel so bad for her. she doesn’t deserve any of this and i just wish people would stop treating her like an object. she deserves better

A 15 year old girl is not a "woman", she is a child. A female child.

literally they always dress her like she’s a rich 37 year old aunt who only visits during christmas edit: no i do not mean this as an insult in any way. i love millie

the article says she should wear what she wants and not be sexualized, which is completely true, while they later *sexualize* her. make it make sense

If you wouldn't say it about a normal teenage girl, don't say it about a famous teenage girl. It's not her fault it's her stylist's

“Women, even 15 year olds, should be allowed to dress how they want.” Yes she should still but she’s not a woman she’s a girl. That article is all kinds of f*cked.

"The world has watched Millie Bobby Brown, star of the hit Netflix show Stranger Things, transition from a prepubescent child with a shaved head to a young woman with 30.1 million followers on Instagram." Bruh, that literally made no sense. Also she isn't a young woman, she's a teenager. 15 that's never a woman. Yuck, yuck and yuck. The writer needs the police called them

As a 21 year old female who got hit on by grown men at age 12, I appreciate the fact you talked about this immensely.

Side note: it would be cool if they made a movie with Millie, Natalie Portman, and Kiera Knightly. They could all be sisters or whatever.

Don’t forget, college-aged men who commit sexual assaults are “boys who made a mistake” and “just a kid”. So upsetting.

she is NOT a YOUNG WOMAN. SHE IS A TEENAGE GIRL.

Oh my god, I'm still considered a 'child' but was sexualized online at NINE, where this grown man tried to justify it calling me 'mature' and a 'young lady'. UH, NO, NINE YEARS OLD IS NOT MATURE.

"I, as a 21 year old man am not going to sit on the internet and criticize what Millie Bobby Brown wears," just that right there is what every single person should do, regardless or age or the person

Can we normalize a girl not being referred to as a "young woman" until a girl is 18+? Terms such as woman and man suggests adulthood, even if you tag "young" in front. As a 22 year old woman I am now a young woman, at 15 I was a teenage girl.

She really looks like she's 35 with a PhD in Psychology.

Wait she's FIFTEEN?!!! holy SHIT I always thought she was 19 or something and they were just using her for younger roles. At least in stuff like Enola Holmes, I've never seen Stranger Things before. Man media really does treat her like an adult. This shit is creepy.

She’s like 15 That’s that Case closed You shouldn’t sexualize anyone, especially not a teenager

*Jojo Siwa is literally older than her.*

Ariana Grande had the exact opposite issue where they tried to make her look as young as possible while simultaneously trying the sexualise her 🤢🤢🤢🤢

If I didn’t know who Millie Bobby Brown was and I saw those photos of her, I would legitimately think that she was in her 20s. As a 15 year old myself, that’s uncomfortable

when i was her age i was flattered by this kind of attention, but i’m turning 31 this year. i hope that any teenagers that feels like it’s flattering know it’s because those people are predators and it’s not because you are mature for your age.

Millie: We were going for a more masculine look Millie’s dress: *plunging neckline*

"Should we just ignore her sexuality?"?? What the absolute hell do they mean??? She's a child!! Yes!! What the actual hell!!

Drake takes her out for dates and they are close friends. I feel like he has creepy intentions. Only 2 minutes into video

Drake is counting down the days til he can openly say he's dating Millie after years of grooming her.

It’s refreshing to see a young male speak up like this about the sexualization of young females. Thank you, sir!

From a teenage girl perspective, the saddest thing to me is how obvious it was that the white outfit wasn’t her idea. They could have made her look her age by simply moving the neckline up higher, taking off the puff sleeves and brooch, and not packing dark full face makeup on her. But someone had to go out of their way to style her like that. Everything about it is trying to project an image of false maturity by making her look forty.

I love how respectful he is

We need to expose Drake for being so creepy with her too!! What adult man needs to talk to a child about her boyfriends and text them as much as he did!? So disturbing how they are flaunting this in front of us and trying to condition this as “new Normal”

They deadass be making this girl look 26. But that still doesn’t give people the right to speak about her the way they do.

Millie Bobby Brown: Is 15, looks 21 Dangelowallace: Is 21, looks 15

this also happened with Emma Watson when she was starring in the Harry Potter movie franchise.

Also, remember when a model said she couldn’t wait until Finn wolfhard turned 18... I have lost faith in humanity

And people wonder why Billie wears huge baggy clothes. People are gross

She’s not a goddamn woman. She’s FIFTEEN. Why’re they dressing her like she’s 25

Where are her parents?! The only people who responsible for this are her parents! They allowed all those stylists to do whatever they want with their daughter!

Everybody say it with me: DON'T MAKE CHILDREN LOOK TWICE THEIR AGE.

Stop sexualizing children. Millie, Sophia Lillis, and EVERY TODDLER AND TIARA STAR.

I really wish people would just leave children alone. These kids are kids. Stop robbing kids of their childhood.

You should make a video discussing Megan Fox and how poorly Hollywood treated her. She's had several interviews in the past where she would speak out about how uncomfortable being overly sexualized made her and it was completely dismissed.

Remember when the cast of Harry Potter hit the red carpet. They looked like regular teenagers. And dressed appropriately

Honestly that dress didn't just make her look older, it made her look like a middle aged woman

What’s weird is that she’s like 2 years YOUNGER than jojo siwa

When he threw that phone I almost tossed my laptop at the very same moment....................Also at one point there was a weird ass clock on the internet, that counted down the days until Mary-kate and Ashley turned 18. That was 2004, and I was about 14. That's was the exact moment I realized how creepy the internet can get.

"America's lost innocence" so many things wrong with that

Remember when Emma Watson and Billie Eilish has people COUNTING DOWN THE DAYS, till she was legal? That is so so sick! Very disgusting

That article that described Millie's outfits sounded like when men try to describe women in erotica...

This is so creepy. It reminds me of when I found the countdown clock on Reddit years ago for when Chloe Grace Mortez turned 18... I wouldn't be surprised if there is one for her too

I thought this was going to be about how Drake is grooming her, but honestly his inappropriate behavior with underage famous girls should be its own video.

She legit looks like Natalie Portman. Not Natalie Portman when she was young, but Natalie Portman now

The trend to normalize the sexualzation of underage teenagers is highly concerning. From milly Bobby Brown, to billie eilish to literally every male teen actor it doesnt stop and it is so weird to me. Even on apps like KZfaq or tic toc it seems to be a more and more normal thing.

They make Millie look like a middle aged former actress who’s still trying to cling to relevancy 😬😬😬

saw this in my recommended and thought you made a comeback I'm still waiting for your great return king hope your break has been going well

I was already aware how creepy and gross adults are, but this further helps me understand why Billie Eilish refuses to be sexualized

This happened with Emma Watson before she turned 18. The newspapers counted down the days until she was legal . Absolutely sick *EDIT - Breonna Taylor needs justice*

Whoever decided "we should make this teenage girl, a literal child, look like a middle aged woman" needs to be on some sort of watch list.

This man is so BRAVE this is a super sensitive topic and he assessed it rly well

Am I the only who thinks 17-13 yr olds are teens/children not young adults, to me young adults are people 18-25

10 years from now, she'll talk about how disturbing that period of her life was, like Emma watson, Natalie Portman (among others) did....

We have to separate how a teenaged girl dresses from how people react to it. It is the creepy reactions that are problematic - not the outfits, not the instagram posts, not anything she does. So her "chest" is showing? Are you kidding me? And? She is a child, don't stare! It is on the adults in the room to act like adults, while teenagers grow into themselves and explore their own look and presentation. It drove me crazy as a 15-year-old girl to have adults tell me how I should and shouldn't dress. As a woman in my 20s, I will die on the hill standing up for girls being allowed to wear WHATEVER they want, do their makeup HOWEVER they want to, and tell the creepy adults to leave them the hell alone.

I'm glad the young generation sees things like i do now. As a young republican in 1998 when Britney Spears got famous for her Baby one more time video, my opinion was ridiculed and I got called a puritan when I was arguing it was sick they were sexualising a 16 year old child.

to whoever wrote that article: do not go near any children ever please

The only people who are allowed to say that she's "hot" are 15 yo. Because. She. Is. 15. Years. Old. Periodt.

I asked my mom how old she thought she was with one of the pictures of Millie Bobby Brown (without context). She said 30. When I told her she was 15, my mom said “I expected you tell me she was 45 and I had rounded down.”

She looks like Natalie Portman in that first outfit, who went through the same shit.

Evan Rachel Wood probably made comments like this cos she spent HER teenage years being objectified and treated inappropriately since making the movie Thirteen..... just sayin

They really used words like “sultry” to describe a child 🤢

I laughed out loud when he said ShEs NoT eVeN aMeRiCaN 😂😂😂 so true

Society has engrained it in our minds and our younger generations that if you’re not seen as sexy or attractive even as a child you have no value in life. Which is the complete opposite of how we should be thinking and living our lives. A person’s worth is not based on fleeting, superficial qualities or materialism. It’s based on inner beauty. That is forever.

Her stylist is a 30+ year old man and she looks like that. Interesting 🤢

“Young woman” is what mothers and aunties use to comfort a girl who got their first period. That is fine. No one else should be referring a 12-16yr old as a “young woman” they are still children.

as a 15-year-old girl who is "mature for her age", I can kind of relate. I also feel that adults and people who are older also sexualize a lot of my decisions and outfits when I just feel confident and happy in them, to "protect me". But they are just feeding into this society that we should keep children "innocent" yet sexualize us young girls wearing literally anything.

i wanted to add my perspective as a teenage girl. almost every single girl at my high school (myself included) wears clothes that the internet would probably deem "inappropriate". garments like tank tops, short shorts, and babytees are perfectly normal for teens to wear in person, but when they're worn by a teen celebrity on the internet, it suddenly becomes an issue of oversexualization. i think the realer, more deep-rooted issue behind this is that people (especially so on the internet), assume that women dress based on how much they want to be sexualized, which is not always the case. when i wear a miniskirt, it's because i think i look good, not because i have the intention of seducing the masses. social media is constantly preaching that clothing is not consent, but i'm not sure many people believe it. if people truly did believe it, it would be socially acceptable for women to wear bikinis to the grocery store. if people truly believed it, there wouldn't be discussions of whether or not it's appropriate for a teen to wear a plunging neckline dress.

Let's also talk about the fact that 20 something year olds are casted as teenagers in high school shows, *cough* Riverdale *cough* , and they are overly sexualized. Basically feeding into pedophilia, but since they're just "adults playing kids" makes it okay. When in reality that has some serious psychological/mental effects. Especially on actual teenagers who view this and think they need to grow up faster. It's all just really sad. :(

“That’s hot” is literally like breathing to Paris Hilton at this point

The olsen twins had a multiyear countdown to when they turned 18. Some of what Brown gets is because of this new age of social media...but the creepiness is not new...it has impacted teenage stars for many years.

I understand this but i think no one should be sexualizing a 15 year old girls cloths anyways. The real issue is why are people looking at her in a over sexualized way.

There is a difference between a teenage girl having a teenage girl's body and grown adults showing off a teenage girl's body

I'm literally gagging this is SO GROSS. Millie doesn't deserve to be taken advantage of like this. NO CHILD DOES.

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Millie is literally 2 days older than me. If anyone in my family heard people talking about me like that or if I heard people talking about my friends like that I would be so disgusted. Just because she is famous doesn't mean you can treat her like an object. She is herself and the fact that people are supporting this way of thinking disgusts me because I am practically the same age. I'm not in the limelight so people don't see me as a thing. Just because she is behind a camera doesn't make her any less of a human or revoke her right to be a child.

Can we also talk about the fact that her co-star Finn Wolfhard has also been the subject of some really creepy adult fans and their obsession with sexualizing him? Like, that whole cast...god, I feel awful for them.

People forget Evan Rachel Wood was also a child star. Her sticking up for Millie probably came from her own experiences. That being said, Paris would see her dog taking a dump and say "that's hot"

when I was 15, I used to wear v-neck shirts and make-up, not because I wanted to get attention but because I genuinly felt good about it, I did it for me. I was always very mature for my age, so I naturally started to experiment with all that stuff earlier than some other girls from my year. Millie probably didn't think anything of the dress and make-up, maybe she just thought she looked amazing, which she did. I think there is nothing wrong with wearing heavy make-up and a beautiful dress to an event. She is a celebrity after all. And even in the dance industry children from the age of 8 start wearing make-up. It's because of the industry. But however, the problem is the makers of the articles published about her, that is sexualizing.

i feel like every woman who has a public profile on the internet goes through some level of this. it’s not only uncomfortable, it legitimately scary

It terrifies me that adults want children to look like adults.

I don’t get why they keep calling her a woman or young woman. She is not 18. She is not an adult. She’s a girl, a teenage girl. I feel like they use “woman” to make it sound less creepy. If they called her a girl their pedophilia would be more obvious so they call her a woman so it seems more normal to talk about her in this context

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