The feminist dating giant – Bumble finally took notes from WooPlus, the dating app for curvy people, to take action against long-existed body shaming on its platform.
WooPlus, which was literally created with putting an end to body shaming in dating at the core, aiming to take the size topic out of the dating conversations altogether, to be the dating app for curvy people, where they feel attractive, confident, and loved for who they are.
A survey finds 80% of Americans not happy about their appearance, thanks to the virtual imaging trend on social media. While most people find it difficult to move forward from the dating sites considering their insecurities. WooPlus encourages audiences to make their mind-set body positive.
Stereotypes and prejudices related to a person’s size and dating have held hands together forever. Every society has established norms for the perfect couple.
Even though it does not directly describe physical appearances, statements indicating the desired physique get thrown your way from time to time. For example, words like “tall, dark, and handsome,” “beautiful bikini body,” “beautiful abs,” zero fat,” “long legs,” etc. are considered compliments.
Sadly, they all portray a typical image, an idea far from being body positive. Instagram influencers and celebrities add up to the complexities with a physique deemed desirable in the dictionaries, making dating difficult for real people.
Tess Holliday wearing “the Strawberry Dress” made on the worst dress list while skinny people wore it on TikTok then it became a viral sensation. It just highlighted how problematic the standards of beauty still dominates our society.
WooPlus, a niche dating app focused on the plus-sized community reveals user thoughts on the body positivity movement
SAN FRANCISCO, CA – September 19, 2019, WooPlus, now world’s largest dating app for curvy people and their admirers, has released findings from a user based survey about body positivity and the plus-sized community. The app, which has over 3 million users, first launched in 2015 as a comfortable dating place for women with curves and their admirers. The survey was conducted online from April through June and includes responses from users in the US, UK, Canada, and Australia. Findings from the survey include:
The New Year is here and it’s the season of new resolutions. What’s the new year resolutions for the big beautiful you? Does your new year resolutions list include finding love for a new you in 2019? Of course, the new year brings you lots of energy and the new fervor to create positive changes in your feelings toward your body.
If your 2019 resolution is to be positive about your body, WooPlus brings you exciting tips to make your new year resolutions a manifestation of positive improvement about the big beautiful you. Here are our body positive tips for 2019:
As the curtain draws gradually to signify the end of 2018, there are a number of body positive highlights of the year that worth mentioning. The trend shows that plus-size singles and celebrities are now handling issues of body shaming with growing confidence.
We at WooPlus believe that body positivity will continue to be in focus even in 2019. In this post, we will share with you ten body positive highlights of 2018. So brace yourself and be ready to boost your self-confidence as we unveiled our top 10 picks of body positive highlights of 2018:
Were you furious when you heard about the insensitive comments made by Ed Razek, Victoria’s Secret Executive, on the consideration of plus size models casting? Yeah, thought you might.
Although the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show is a trendy fashion event watched by many; one significant downside of the show is its public controversy. While attempts were made to include models from a varied mix of ethnic backgrounds, the catwalk show deemed it fit to feature only models with one body shape. Transgender and curve or plus size models never got a chance, especially when it has to do with wearing the coveted fantasy bra.
Wooplus, the new dating application that calls shorts in the world of online dating, recently held an event targeting to build plus size people confidence and bring their love doorstep. The event went by the “Love Who You Are,” categorically targeted plus size women, who are the most vulnerable to unfair treatment by society. The event came after a revelation that 90% of plus-size people aren’t confident are utterly unhappy due to their sizes and shapes that attract them an unpleasant reputation. The online dating company realized finding a quick solution is the best way to help plus size people settle peacefully. And, the gateway to achieving this goal is to “Love Who You Are.”
The newly-launched dating application is a tool meant for the plus size women to find their love by connecting with individuals who treasure and appreciate their nature. Typically, plus-size women attract less attention and love from the hostile society.
Body positive image has been claimed as one of the deepest obstacles to the empowerment of women. Women have splendor ideals from each direction, and there’s no secret the thinking of these values starts in their childhood. However, at present, there has been a flow in plus-size social media campaigns going viral lately. In this post, we will introduce how EmpowerAllBodies Campaign has changed the culture of body positive and women diversity.
Does your weight fall at the plus size classification? Well, it’s a blessing that some people are already accepting such situation but still, body shaming continuously exists. There are still a lot of people who continuously disguise some of their rude questions regarding their weight. While, in this post, we will talk about the body shaming importance from a few aspects.
