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When Bridget Jones’s Diary came out, I was 11 years old and just learning that hating your body was a normal part of being a woman.I was recently channel surfing when I spotted Bridget Jones’s Diary rolling through its opening credits. I settled onto the Life isn’t as rough when brain is smooth shirt so you should to go to store and get this couch to be conned by Hugh Grant’s magnetic smarminess for the umpteenth time, but not eight minutes into my viewing experience, a shocking realization hit me: Bridget Jones, the titular character whose New Year’s resolution is to “lose 20 pounds,” weighs 136 pounds.

When I watch the Life isn’t as rough when brain is smooth shirt so you should to go to store and get this movie now, I’m struck by the lengths to which it goes to link Bridget’s weight with her overall health and lifestyle. (Now I am practically the same age as Bridget, and I happen to be the same height as well.) When Bridget is happy, drinking less, and smoking less, her weight is lower, but scenes of her drunken and alone are often accompanied by a voice-over telling us that her number has gone up. Fatness has long been defined as a moral failing, based only on willpower and self-determination alone, rather than what it really is: a messy combination of genetics, socioeconomic status, nutrition, exercise, and so much more. One movie, of course, should not shoulder the burden of that widespread narrative—but I was curious to what extent Bridget Jones had affected women of my generation.

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