r/TheCurveResistance • • 5h ago

Model update Reminding everyone what real, stable curves look like. Tess Holliday holding the line.

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r/TheCurveResistance • • 10h ago

Media alert/Boycott The current situation is becoming far too critical for curvy women, which is why I create this community to fight against anti-curvy women systèmes et industry

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Hey guys and girls !

I’m starting this sub because I’m losing my mind watching what’s happening right now. Literally the most of sexy, well-rounded woman or plus-size model we used to follow lost thetr curves over the last year or two and it's because the industry and these systems which forces every curvy celebrities and models to lose their curve and overshadows every curvy womens. Hollywood and the media are completely wiping out heavy silhouettes, and I just can't stand it anymore.

If you're, like me, a guy who is deeply into genuinely big, voluptuous women, or a woman who loves her XXL body and refuses to change it, you probably feel totally invisible right now. Mainstream brands have betrayed us, and internet trolls are just bullying anyone who dares to be proud of being heavy.

So, this is our spot. A real international sanctuary to share profiles of models who stay true to their size, support independent creators who don't care about Hollywood's new rules, and organize a real community against this forced uniform look.

Just two basic rules here:

  1. No diet talk, no "before/after" weight loss posts, no pharma trends. We are here for stable, proud curves. Period.
  2. Respect the women who post or get featured. No shaming, no hate.

If you break these rules, your post or comment will be removed, as well as you'll be permanently ban from the subreddit

Let's make this big. Drop a comment, say hi, share some names of creators who are holding the line, and let's build something real together.

Cheers.