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Here’s a structured draft review for a narrative (e.g., a novel, screenplay, or game) focusing on relationships and romantic storylines. You can use this as a template or checklist.

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8. Integration with Main Plot

• Does the romance advance or intertwine with the central plot (e.g., mystery, war, personal quest)?
  If you can remove the romance without affecting the plot, it’s a subplot—which is fine, but ensure it still gets proper attention.
• Avoid the “romance pause” where all plot halts for a love scene, then resumes unchanged.
  Love scenes should reveal character or change the dynamic.

7. Diversity & Authenticity

• If characters have different cultural, sexual, or neurodivergent identities, are those handled with specificity and respect?
  Avoid stereotypes or using identity as the sole conflict.
• Does the romance feel true to the characters’ ages and life stages?
  Teen angst, adult pragmatism, later-life vulnerability—each requires different emotional logic.

Draft Review: Relationships & Romantic Storylines

3. Character Agency & Equality

• Does each character have their own goals, flaws, and arc outside the romance?
  Avoid making one character merely a prize or a catalyst for the other’s development.
• Is the power dynamic balanced?
  Check for age, status, experience, or emotional leverage gaps. If unequal, is it addressed intentionally?