17 "Normalized" Things In TV And Movies That Are Actually Pretttty Strange

Here are 17 of their top answers:

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“First Wives Clubwas about 30 years ago, but whatGoldie Hawnsaid still holds up.

‘There are three ages for women in Hollywood babe, district attorney, andDriving Miss Daisy.'”

a plastic surgeon asks Elise if she wants to be able to play parts her own age, and she tells him that there are only three ages for women in Hollywood — babe, district attorney, and Driving Miss Daist

“There is little diverity of women’s bodies.

“Unreal beauty standards!

The women who get cast to play ‘Plain Janes’ are so incredibly gorgeous!”

Sasha says, "Okay, Barbie, let's do this. You've been making women feel bad about themselves since you were invented." Barbie replies, "I think you have that the wrong way around."

“Waking up in the morning and immediately getting it on.

Every time I see this happen, all I can think of is the morning breath. "

“In mainstream teen movies, they always seem to cast actors in their 20s and 30s as teenagers.

Colin Firth says to Renée Zellweger, "No, I like you very much - just as you are," in a scene from Bridget Jones's Diary

“Love triangles being romantic. "

“Teenagers who are only into cool indie bands and indie movies.

“That everyone has flawless skin.”

Kenan Thompson stands by a bed holding a bouquet of flowers for Ego Nwodim, who is lying in bed, in a scene from a TV show

15.“OH.

Cats being a sign of a villain, or the sign of a loser.”

17.And finally: “Nobody ending a call with goodbye or a natural end.”

Four friends from HBO's Euphoria walk down a school hallway.

Note: Some responses have been edited for length/clarity.

in Sleepless in Seattle, Annie is engaged, and Sam is dating someone else

Bella with Conrad and Jeremiah in different scenes from The Summer I Turned Pretty

Cara Delevingne looks off-camera in a scene from the film "Paper Towns." She wears a casual, light-colored top and has long hair gently draped over her shoulders

Cassie from Euphoria, wearing a dress and heels, is lying in a bathtub, appearing distressed

Phil Dunphy and Claire Dunphy from Modern Family discussing parenting; Phil claims he can guide Luke without smothering him, and Claire questions if she smothers Luke

Carrie asks Mr. Big, "Why wasn't it me?" followed by "I really need to hear you say it." Mr. Big replies, "Carrie…" in a scene from TV's "Sex and the City."

Sydney Sweeney wearing hair curlers and using a facial roller on her collar bone. Shelves with personal items are visible in the background

Henry and Alex are talking in a kitchen. Henry: Have you thought of what you might say to convince the world that we're actually friends? In a later scene, Alex: We can figure out a way to love each other on our own terms