Amy Schumer Poses in Minidress in New Photos After Weight Loss Journey | E! News

She is putting all the American piggies to shame – stop giving her a rough time and try to improve the fugly 2020s scenery in America yourself like she has – it's downright pitifil…1950s 2025, ugly infrastructure with fugly women…Congrats to Amy, and my wife who never let herself go…

Still not funny…

She's a treasonous traitor!

Congratulations on her weight loss!!! 🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤

Maybe just a tad too much weight loss…

Can you say Photoshop?

People can say what they want but I think she looks amazing and im happy for her.

She looks amazingly beautiful! You look great Amy💜

I rarely ever comment on anyone's weight, but having a distorted body image is a real thing. Being called skinny is just as much an insult, as fat. I was called skinny until I was 55 yrs old! I ate everything, but didn't gain a pound. It was the same problem, but at the opposite end of the spectrum. Weight loss to a healthy weight is great, until it takes a wrong turn. The prescribing doctor needs to know when it's time to stop. I'm not against making comments about another's weight fall into the category of bullying. I know this sounds extreme, but when we look in a mirror or see a picture, we see a one dimensional figure. Our doctors are supposed to help us get to a healthy weight in this country by practicing preventative medicine. As soon as someone has a drastic weight change in either direction, it needs to be investigated, thyroid, diabetes, cancer, etc. When someone is taking these medications, as soon as they reach a healthy weight, they need to stop prescribing. Before it's ever prescribed, they should have already had a complete physical, counseling to accept their new body image, and an exercise program that fits their lifestyle, so when that healthy weight is reached, they continue on the right path. The slippery slope occurs when everyone says they look great knowing they've gone too far and the doctor isn't stepping in. When we have young children, adults need to be aware of those little ears that may be listening. When you look in a mirror and comment you need to lose 5 or 10 lbs, your fat, you need to go on a diet, etc. and other loved ones making comments, it shapes their brains into their future body image. You look normal to them, you look like mom and dad, not fat or skinny. When you weigh 140# at 5'6" and they see you looking in a mirror saying "I'm so heavy", in the future, they will also see themselves as heavy at that same weight. We are shaping their thoughts and feelings. We need to stop degrading ourselves and see the beauty in who we are. Looks mean nothing if your thoughts and feelings are in a bad place. We spend our lifetimes looking for ways to "fix" ourselves when it should be inside and not out. People don't realize that being so focused on our outer appearance can easily become an obsession or OCD. When I look back and remember the loved ones I've lost, not one time have I ever remembered them for their weight, unless it was the symptom that alerted me to the illness that took them (fluid retention due to CHF, cancer diagnosis, etc.). Go stand in front of your mirror today and tell yourself all the reasons you're one of a kind to those who love you, because THAT is what matters.

Who tells these women to lose weight. She was very pretty when she had the weight. I dunno. I love girls who are not razor thin. Personally I don't look twice at girls who weigh 90lbs. Just not for me. Y'all are very pretty. Just not for me. I'm 6feet 155lbs. 2 skinny people knocking boots is no good. Bone on bone no Bueno

Still looks pretty gross

Oh, NO.

How do you go through a transformation but still look the same