Oh, Milly Bobby Brown. The actress is speaking out about being media-shamed for her beauty choices and asking for the widespread criticism of her conventionally good looks to stop. “Not just for me,” Brown said, “but for every young girl who deserves to grow up without fear of being torn apart for simply existing.” I feel for her. I do. However. Millie Bobby Brown helms a cosmetic company that generates $30 million a year by framing near-universal physical traits as problems to be solved — essentially, tearing young girls apart for “simply existing” (although the tone is of course upbeat and positive) and profiting from it.