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Beyond the Body Type: The Rise of the Big Ass Girl in Modern Romance

For years, the "big ass girl" in media and literature was relegated to two tired tropes: the sassy best friend who gives dating advice but never gets the guy, or the fetishized object of a specific "curvy" preference. But in 2024, the narrative is shifting.

Trends in Romantic Storylines

• Increased Visibility: There's a noticeable increase in plus-size women being featured in romantic leads in both movies and TV shows. This increased visibility helps normalize diverse body types in romantic contexts.
• Diverse Relationship Portrayals: Modern storylines are exploring a range of relationship types, including non-traditional and LGBTQ+ relationships, offering more inclusive viewing options.

• Dietland (TV, AMC): Dark, satirical, and radical. The protagonist, Plum, is a plus-size ghostwriter for a beauty editor. Her romantic and sexual awakening is tied to a larger feminist revenge plot. Very unlike typical rom-coms.
• Shrill (TV, Hulu/HBO Max): Based on Lindy West's memoir. Annie (Aidy Bryant) is a plus-size journalist learning to demand respect—from her boss, her family, and her casual hookup. The sex scenes are honest and affirming.
• This Way Up (TV, Hulu/Hulu): The lead (Aisling Bea) is not plus-size, but her best friend, Shona, is a glamorous, confident, plus-size woman with a healthy dating life, which is refreshingly normalized.
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  Creating Engaging Storylines:

  • And if you are living that story—if you are the big ass girl hoping for a love that sees all of you—know that the right romantic storyline isn't a fantasy. It is a standard. Do not edit your own body out of the script. You, every curve and consciousness, are the lead character. Beyond the Body Type: The Rise of the

    • Romantic Comedies: Movies like "Bridesmaids" and "The Heat" showcase curvy women as leads, with their body type not being the central focus of the story.
    • Dramas: TV shows like "This Is Us" and "Grey's Anatomy" feature complex, curvy female characters navigating love, relationships, and careers.
    • Fantasy and Sci-Fi: Series like "Game of Thrones" and "The 100" include curvy women in leading roles, often with agency and complex storylines.
    • The Secret Lover: He'll sleep with you but won't post you on Instagram.
    • The Size Queen: He only dates plus-size women as a fetish category, often while belittling their personalities.
    • The Rescuer: He thinks your "lack of confidence" (which you may or may not have) is a project to fix.

    The "Curvy Heroine" Trope: This is one of the most popular tags in romance literature, spanning thousands of titles across various sub-genres. Dietland (TV, AMC): Dark, satirical, and radical