A Deep Dive Into Monster High

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• CL

  @clipclippadome · 4 years ago (edited)

  "the dolls set unrealistic standards and will give our kids body image issues" no mom thats your doing 😭

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• PH

  @PhilomathWizard · 4 years ago

  Monster High was so important that a girl who had tragically lost her leg who was in my class painted her fake leg to look like copper because  of Rebecca Steam, and everyone (girl) called her Steam because of the character. Literally coolest moment, its one of those memories that you never forget and you just... attach it to your brain

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• RK

  @rkkwc · 4 years ago

  obsessed with the girls in testing who said frankie stein had to be green. these queens did so much for us

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• FL

  @flaiirenn · 3 years ago

  as a kid, dolls never gave me negative body issues. i knew that they weren't real, and was aware that their unrealistic proportions would be very weird on an actual human body. they just didn't come across as human. dolls look cool, and so i'd obsess over their clothes/hair more.

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• JA

  @jays.6843 · 4 years ago

  Me, a 30 year old man with no interest in dolls: HOW DARE THEY CHANGE HER DESIGN, SHE WAS AN ICON

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• XB

  @xbmpr · 4 years ago

  There is a massive problem with the body image issue. I remember as a kid having transformers and I hated myself because I couldn’t morph into a corvette.

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• OS

  @oss1883 · 4 years ago

  I’ve literally never wanted my body to look like a dolls, what made me insecure was my parents.

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• OB

  @obsecurecal · 3 years ago

  When i was a child and played with the dolls, i literally never ever thought 'i wish i was skinny like her..' kids don't care about that stuff. They just wanna play with their dolls. Even at 10 i didnt think that.

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• CA

  @carolinewheeler77 · 4 years ago

  As a fat girl, I can say that skinny dolls never bothered me as a kid. They just didn’t really register as human to me honestly.

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• AR

  @ariszjimenez8426 · 3 years ago

  Is it me or the idea of a buff mermaid guy on a wheelchair is like the coolest thing i ever seen Mattel do

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• MA

  @marty1450 · 4 years ago

  Those parents that complained about the dolls are 100% those who actually gave self-esteem issues to their own daughters.

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• WE

  @weigongzi3961 · 2 years ago

  Being a little girl in the late 2010s with an obsession with Monster High.. I vividly remember telling myself on multiple occasions that “when I am older I’m going to buy all the monster high dolls” and now.. older, there’s absolutely no dolls left I’m grieving on that lmao 💔

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