Jessica Salmon, magnetic and (don't call him) the messy hero Lena righthamIts new Netflix rome-com Too muchJust just arrived in London when he was a bit encouraged about his love life. "Don't be nervous," he just knows a person who knows it. Hotis "has the curve, and you've got a ... big, beautiful ass."

The thing is, he does not worry. And we never saw him anxious about his curve. This is Jess and the actor who played him, Megan StalterThere are common. Stalter recently said "I am very lucky for my fat donkey love," GlamorAnd he rightly says: From the beginning of all societies, the size of our donkey (and bub and thighs) is the most important thing, it is only basic to feel comfortable on someone's skin.

I should know I was born with vascular disorder Clipel-trainown syndromeWhich distorts my back and right legs. In addition Ours'Greater Executive Editor, I am a writer and my memoir, I will look very hot in a coffin: and my body was my other thoughts aboutAbout an obsolete, fat body existing. So I invest in Hollywood more presentations, but what should we not be?

Tigrace OsobarThe Executive Director of the National Association for Fat acceptance, says OursYes, we can "see more body variations on television nowadays" and celebrate it, "but it is partial because the bar was on the floor." For a long time, we have seen "the amount of infiniticimal more presentation and our constantly being called enough.

He has pointed to HBO SomewhereActing Bridget EverettAs an example of a show that the hero got the things correctly by allowing Sam to "be a full human", say, the whole story of the fat friend or the villain or the person rotates around the desire to lose it. (The critical beloved was - criminally - not renewed after the third season)))

Osobar added, "We see more fat people on TV but in any meaningful way is not at the level of representation of the population" - and often not at the level of mirroring fats by the real world. This is the fat -up character of the fat spectrum too is quite small. But the topic is improving: "We see more heroes," he said, "And more depth they are more sidkicks they are not just fun fat friends or bent fat friends They are the fat friends who have the true story story and it's not always about their weight" "he liked hulu. Drunken woman For this, and especially Lily May HarringtonIts character Felissia: "He has a real story story of his own, it's a short story story, but a real story story." (Drunken woman: Another critical success, after two seasons))))

April LockhartAn organ difference is a fashion dominant who has become a lawyer inadvertently. “I haven't become Miss Rachel"He says OursThe “I'm trying to go like Fashion WeekThe "However, in 2022, he started a series called Normalizing Disability Fashion Girls," Helping the people that the disability is much more daily. One out of four people is disabled. It is very common. "

You will never know it by judging by American TV and film. And for Lockhart, it is important to see other people as distinct or disabled or fat or anything else "The more you see it, the more familiar it is," he added, "I don't want to pretend that I am always together and I always feel my best ... but nowadays, it also helped such a large part of my platform. Now what is the benefit of hiding it? "

Lockhart says, perhaps most critically, "We have not yet seen people with disabilities in the cool light." We are inspiring but not ambitious; Fashion Girls like Lockhart and me, the organs are just the time of the organs and the obesity only lives on our lives. He shared a friend's story with face differences, who says that people like him are usually bad guys in TV and film. For example, take the character or most on-the-the-nos-name character like penguin, scar: the big bad Lion KingWho is known for his… stains. "We cool tasks are ordinary people who work cool and I think it's a secondary reason to us in many ways" "

Or fat or deformed characters must be perfect (because no one is). It is just as disrespectful to emphasize that they have to be. Osburn mentioned Baby ReindierAnd criticize about the main opponent Martha (Jessica's counting) To be fat (eg "Why did he have to be fat to be crazy stalker lady?"). "All sex fat actors should be able to play different roles without complaining to make the world worse for those who are fat because they played some fat role where the person was no angel. We have not enough to have enough representation to hold it." He made a great statement: "What you think about that character, it was a brilliant acting of the actress."

He more quickly clarified that we should not congratulate ourselves Very We see that a lot for the improvement of the little bit. In the case of Hollywood representation, yes, we are watching the growth; However, "the fat people in the original world have to fight to not use public transport because the seats are very small, or publicly harassed, or systemic medical and employment discrimination." None of these is storyline that I have seen somewhere, at least as a means of another or no way to exterior a character.

Three episodes Too muchJess's new boyfriend Felix has a moment of irrational insecurity in a moment (Sharp will), Who tells her, "You're sexy. You know you're sexy." And she's okay. He What Know It is as if he thinks he needs to be insecure because it is expected from him. Too much The story of the part is the story, so yes, the size and size of Jess's body in most cases is irrelevant, especially to its new bue, it is some of the dream. The important part is that Jess is a person who is not a stick-thin, whose story is not a stick and the fact that he is not surrounded by the fact.

All that has to say: More. Its. This is. We're far away, baby. And we still have to go a long way long.