 You know, I was fortunate enough to grow up in a pretty body-positive family because I have a mother that's, you know, heavier set. And, you know, I feel like just within the Black community, especially with women, it's very normal for women of, like, the African-American culture to have curves and to be bigger and have stretch marks on their hips and their, you know, stomachs and all that stuff. So for me, seeing all that stuff wasn't foreign. But from the societal standpoint...