’s Aidy Bryant, as she sets out to change her life without changing her body. It’s one of the first mainstream shows to portray a fat woman as a complex, multidimensional protagonist who’s capable of loving and being loved. Annie confronts issues and indulges in pleasures in ways that are universally relatable for many young women, regardless of background, shape, or size. Every episode is a genuine joy to watch.DollfaceContentView Iframe URL Kim responds that she "couldn't have gotten away" to get a gun to fight back during that instance, and she's not "Laura Croft" and "isn't comfortable with a gun around her or her kids. "I personally don't feel comfortable with that," she says. She also reveals that after speaking with family members affected by gun violence in the past, her opinion on gun ownership has led her to feel that gun ownership "isn't her thing." Sometimes I still hate the way I look, the way I feel, or the way my life is going in general. But that’s life, especially at this age. Fortunately, I can handle it now. I have outlets. I have music and acting. I have things that make me happy; some amazing friends — including the cast of#Horror over salaries dwarfed by what their male peers rake in. As Dallas Wings center Elizabeth Cambage noted onTwitter