Plussizeromance Stories

Plus-size influencer Azani Langford has no time for thirsty rappers, but when rising star Kendrell Sykes decides he wants her for real, he proves it by loving her loud, proud, and exactly as she is.

Ila is a plus size woman home from college after completing her junior year. She's back home and working at her summer job at the Sundae Shack, but what happens when her slacker new coworker, Wes tries to deep dive into her personal life?

Celina Smith has mastered the art of being invisible. Shy, self-conscious, and still carrying the weight of a past that made her retreat into the background, she starts her first year at Oxford determined to keep it that way. Blend in. Stay quiet. Don't get noticed. But then, in the middle of an English lecture, she speaks up-just once-and someone notices. Not just anyone. Ethan Rhodes. Cool but not untouchable, confident yet carrying something unspoken in his eyes, Ethan is the kind of boy people are drawn to. The kind Celina promised herself she'd never waste time imagining. But a single glance, a half-smile, and suddenly, invisibility doesn't feel so safe anymore. As chance encounters turn into lingering moments, Celina must decide: does she keep hiding in the shadows, or take the risk of being truly seen-for the first time in her life? A heartfelt coming-of-age romance about vulnerability, courage, and the beauty of being noticed in a world that looks past you.

Olivia Lorraine, or Olivia Large as the 'populars' cleverly invented, is one of the biggest girls in school. But her problem isn't being fat. Afterall, she isn't the only over weight one in school. Her issue is that people seem to care more about her weight than she does. When ignored insults and witty responses transform to violent tendencies, Olivia begins feeling lost and alone. That is until an anonymous message finds it's way to her phone. It isn't anything mean of stupid like her previous text pranks from school. In fact, it seems a thousand times worse. It's a 3 letter word, bold, underlined and italic. Not to mention in capital letter. 'I like you, Olivia Lorraine" To most, it's a sweet confession from a secret admirer. To Olivia it's the biggest joke she's ever read. As she goes through the overwhelming experiences of making new friends, loving herself and expertly ignoring the anonymous messenger, she can't ignore the nagging in her brain of who is the most ridiculous; The idiot that sent the text. Or herself for hoping it's true.

One debt. Two lives. Zero room for error. ​Nia "Honey" Williams was a straight-A student with a corporate future until a $150,000 medical bill turned her world into a countdown. Now, she's trading spreadsheets for a brass pole, navigating the neon-lit "Velvet Room" with a "No-Touch" contract and the precision of an auditor. ​She's not there to fall in love. She's there to win. ​But when Kenji Sato-a half-Black, half-Japanese car mogul obsessed with mechanics and motion-sees the athlete behind the dancer, the rhythm of her grind starts to shift. In a world of grease, silk, and secrets, Nia must decide if she's willing to let a man see the woman behind the "Honey," or if the price of a miracle is her heart.

Alicia is a beautiful curvy young woman. Yet she doesn't think too highly of herself, even though she should. Alicia and her father have had the closest bond ever since Alicia was born, well since her mother ran out on them when she was just a toddler. She hardly remembers her mom though. But Alicia's fine with that because she knows her and her father are unbreakable. That is until he gets a call one day saying he needs to come back to the Army Reserve for an official business matter. So now she is being shipped off to California to her father's friend's place where she will stay until he can come home. The question is, when will he come home? Not to mention this friend is a very rich older woman, Ann, who lives in a beautiful mansion in Malibu. When Alicia arrives to the mansion she is greeted by a very hot young man about her age, Abraham. But his rudeness and arrogantness sets her off the wrong way. They have to deal with one another since they live together. Right? What will come their way?

Plus size Kaitlin is in her thirties, a hopeless romantic, and a perpetual cynic. She believes her oversized exterior is the reason why she remains loveless. While attending a beach wedding in Boracay, she meets Matt, a handsome American NGO worker, who makes her think that maybe she will have her own "happily ever after" after all. Will Kaitlin and Matt end up together?

💞Arjun Adhithya Rajasekar has everything a man could ask for-wealth, power, respect, and an empire built on discipline. Love, however, is one thing he has long buried beneath betrayal and pride. Marriage is nothing more than a duty. Aadhira Natarajan has never wished for riches. An orphan raised with strong values and quiet faith, she has only ever dreamed of one thing-a family to call her own. When fate places her in the Rajasekar household as Arjun's bride, she walks in with hope... only to be met with his icy indifference. He never wanted this marriage. She refuses to let hatred change who she is. While his parents embrace her as the daughter they never had, Arjun keeps his distance, convinced that his heart will never soften. But little by little, her kindness begins to break down the walls he has spent years building. What happens when the woman he married out of obligation becomes the only person he cannot live without? Sometimes, a sacred knot doesn't just bind two souls. It teaches them how to love.

Danielle knew Maurice "Beast" Jackson was fine. Dark skin. Locs past his shoulders. Tattoos covering his body. A thick beard, dangerous eyes, and a voice low enough to make a woman forget what the hell she was talking about. But none of that mattered. Beast was her friend. The one she could call when a date went wrong. The one who knew when she was lying before she finished the sentence. The one who could sit on the phone with her for hours talking about everything and absolutely nothing. He was also the man who had slept with her little sister. Once. Years ago. A mistake neither Beast nor her sister cared to repeat, but one Danielle never forgot. So when familiar conversations start lasting a little longer, innocent looks begin feeling a little heavier, and Beast starts standing just a little too close, Danielle convinces herself she's imagining it. Until Beast admits she's not. Now the man who's spent years learning her moods, habits, and body language is using everything he knows to recognize the one thing Danielle desperately wants to hide: She wants him too. Danielle knows some lines aren't supposed to be crossed. Beast has never been particularly good at following rules. And the more she tries to remind him why they can't go there, the more Maurice Jackson seems determined to find out whether the woman who knows the man beneath "Beast" might be the only woman capable of taming him. Everybody calls him Beast. Only she calls him Maurice.

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Janelle Harris has no time for games. At eighteen, she's juggling college lectures, endless CNA shifts, and the weight of a dream bigger than her small apartment: becoming a Physician Assistant. She's grounded, hardworking, and laser-focused. Fun? That's a luxury she can't afford. Marcus Reed lives under the stadium lights. As the offensive lineman everyone counts on, his job is to take the hits, hold the line, and never break. Off the field, he's quiet, steady, and nothing like the arrogant football stereotypes Janelle promised herself she'd avoid. When their worlds collide-one born of late-night shifts and textbooks, the other of roaring crowds and Friday-night glory-sparks fly in ways neither of them expected. But between Janelle's ambition, Marcus's hidden struggles, and the weight both carry on their shoulders, falling for each other might be the hardest battle they'll face. She wants to heal. He was built to protect. Together, they'll have to learn if love can hold the line.

Sometimes the hardest part of being loved is believing it. Selene has become very good at protecting herself. At 26, she has built a life beyond romance: family, ambitions, laughter, and friendships she once thought would last forever. After two painful friendship break-ups leave her questioning herself, Selene decides that keeping people at arm's length is safer than letting them close enough to hurt her. Love is no different. As a plus-size Black woman, Selene knows what it is to be overlooked, underestimated, or treated as though romantic attention belongs to women who look different from her. So she has learned not to expect too much. Then Nathaniel asks her out. He's attractive, funny, thoughtful and genuinely interested in her. What begins with one date becomes something neither of them expected. There are stolen glances, ridiculous inside jokes, late-night conversations, unexpected tenderness and a chemistry neither can ignore. Nathaniel doesn't fall for an idea of Selene. He falls for her. And Selene slowly begins to fall for him, too. But Nathaniel has his own wounds and fears, including a complicated relationship with other people's expectations and approval. Eventually, those fears collide with the woman he loves, and he makes a choice that leaves Selene questioning everything. Because there is a difference between loving someone behind closed doors and being brave enough to be seen choosing them. Selene doesn't need to be rescued. But if Nathaniel wants a future with her, he'll have to prove it. And Selene will have to decide whether she can trust him enough to let him close again. The Problem With Being Seen is a contemporary slow-burn romance about love, friendship, vulnerability, family, desire and the courage it takes to let yourself be completely known. Two imperfect people. Two complicated hearts. One love that will ask them both to be seen.

Na'Zari thought heartbreak was the hardest thing she would ever have to survive, until Jahmir disappeared. Now, in the final days of her pregnancy, Zari is preparing to bring her baby into the world without knowing if Jahmir is dead, hiding, or ever coming back. Four months of silence have changed her, and even if he does return, she knows one thing for sure: She can't keep losing herself trying to love him. With secrets surrounding Jahmir's disappearance beginning to surface, Zari is forced to make the biggest choice of her life. This time, she chooses herself. She chooses her babies. She chooses peace.

Far From Perfect. That's what I am. It's what I've always been. How do I even begin to see myself as anything different when all I've ever been is the fat girl? I just want to be loved and accepted. It's all I've ever wanted. And all I've ever needed. I didn't think it was possible to have either of those until I met Nate Carter. Nate swooped into my life like a wrecking ball, rattling the very walls I built around myself to keep anyone from ever getting in. And without me realizing it, he knocked them all down one by one and did what no one was ever able to do. He taught me to see me. The real me. But will that be enough to keep what is growing between us alive? × Highest Rankings × #1 in Bodypositive #1 in Selfacceptance #2 in Bodyimage #2 Bodyimageissues #2 Self-esteem #6 Firstkiss #13 Outcast

Akshara doesn't love herself. Then how can she fall in love? Akshara Gopinath, a plus-size girl, believes that she does not deserve love. But fate has other plans. She has the cutest meet-cute with Jai Bhatia, a famous author she has been a fan of for the longest time. Jai falls in love with her instantly. But things can't be easy when Akshara doesn't love herself. A love story about falling in love with yourself.

This story Is about two boys (over 18) that fall in love, they've always had a special love for each other but never talked about it. They finally confess there brutal bare love for eachother. There's also special addition storys with special guests!TW: smut/violence.