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over a year ago
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Based solely on aesthetics though, for me, I'd pick mum bod over gym bod for a woman, any day of the week.
But body will always be secondary to just being a good human being. |
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"Out of just those two options? No other options available?
Muscles for sure."
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If one can hear the wails of disappointment amongst the shrills, shrieks and the blood-curdling woes of lament, these are the sounds of discarded men who proudly carry their fatherly torsos and manly curves.
They are now drowning their sorrows, imbibing from the slender horns of an Antelope. |
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"Says it all in the title really but ladies what do you prefer?
The muscle?
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The dad bod? "
Could just normal middle age male body be an option? Dad bod seems to imply big round the waist, beer belly etc. |
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"This dad bod thing baffles me does that mean because I'm a dad I'm supposed be have a belly? Imagine calling women who have had kids mom bod.. "
They do. And it's equally stupid.
I'm not a parent, so it shouldn't bother me as much as it does, but the Mum-tum/Dad-bod thing boils my piss. |
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"Too slim to qualify as a dad bod, too y to qualify as a muscle guy... Whither the average bloke in today's superficial world?"
There will be other threads for different body types I'm sure! I see lots of profiles ask for slim/average |
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"This dad bod thing baffles me does that mean because I'm a dad I'm supposed be have a belly? Imagine calling women who have had kids mom bod..
They do. And it's equally stupid.
I'm not a parent, so it shouldn't bother me as much as it does, but the Mum-tum/Dad-bod thing boils my piss."
Not quite boiling my piss but feel the same about MILF used referring to any vaguely attractive lady even when she may not even have kids. Friend of mine get really pissed off with that term as she was unable to have children but sees in it wide use even including clubs branding afternoon events MILF Club (like VA). She couldn't bring herself to go.
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"This dad bod thing baffles me does that mean because I'm a dad I'm supposed be have a belly? Imagine calling women who have had kids mom bod..
They do. And it's equally stupid.
I'm not a parent, so it shouldn't bother me as much as it does, but the Mum-tum/Dad-bod thing boils my piss.
Not quite boiling my piss but feel the same about MILF used referring to any vaguely attractive lady even when she may not even have kids. Friend of mine get really pissed off with that term as she was unable to have children but sees in it wide use even including clubs branding afternoon events MILF Club (like VA). She couldn't bring herself to go.
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This!!! |
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"This dad bod thing baffles me does that mean because I'm a dad I'm supposed be have a belly? Imagine calling women who have had kids mom bod..
They do. And it's equally stupid.
I'm not a parent, so it shouldn't bother me as much as it does, but the Mum-tum/Dad-bod thing boils my piss.
Not quite boiling my piss but feel the same about MILF used referring to any vaguely attractive lady even when she may not even have kids. Friend of mine get really pissed off with that term as she was unable to have children but sees in it wide use even including clubs branding afternoon events MILF Club (like VA). She couldn't bring herself to go.
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Yes, understandably. We can have a whole conversation about pro-natalism but I don't want to derail the thread! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"This dad bod thing baffles me does that mean because I'm a dad I'm supposed be have a belly? Imagine calling women who have had kids mom bod..
They do. And it's equally stupid.
I'm not a parent, so it shouldn't bother me as much as it does, but the Mum-tum/Dad-bod thing boils my piss.
Not quite boiling my piss but feel the same about MILF used referring to any vaguely attractive lady even when she may not even have kids. Friend of mine get really pissed off with that term as she was unable to have children but sees in it wide use even including clubs branding afternoon events MILF Club (like VA). She couldn't bring herself to go.
Yes, understandably. We can have a whole conversation about pro-natalism but I don't want to derail the thread!"
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"Says it all in the title really but ladies what do you prefer?
The muscle?
Or
The dad bod? "
It very much depends on the personality attached to said bod... I like guys with muscles and guys with dad bods, ![](/icons/s/mrgreen.gif) |
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"This dad bod thing baffles me does that mean because I'm a dad I'm supposed be have a belly? Imagine calling women who have had kids mom bod..
They do. And it's equally stupid.
I'm not a parent, so it shouldn't bother me as much as it does, but the Mum-tum/Dad-bod thing boils my piss.
Not quite boiling my piss but feel the same about MILF used referring to any vaguely attractive lady even when she may not even have kids. Friend of mine get really pissed off with that term as she was unable to have children but sees in it wide use even including clubs branding afternoon events MILF Club (like VA). She couldn't bring herself to go.
Yes, understandably. We can have a whole conversation about pro-natalism but I don't want to derail the thread!"
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"This dad bod thing baffles me does that mean because I'm a dad I'm supposed be have a belly? Imagine calling women who have had kids mom bod..
They do. And it's equally stupid.
I'm not a parent, so it shouldn't bother me as much as it does, but the Mum-tum/Dad-bod thing boils my piss.
Not quite boiling my piss but feel the same about MILF used referring to any vaguely attractive lady even when she may not even have kids. Friend of mine get really pissed off with that term as she was unable to have children but sees in it wide use even including clubs branding afternoon events MILF Club (like VA). She couldn't bring herself to go.
Yes, understandably. We can have a whole conversation about pro-natalism but I don't want to derail the thread!"
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I can be attracted to either if he has a handsome face and is funny.
What I don't find attractive are the extremes, so very skinny, very overweight or extremely muscley over the top body builder types. |
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I don't get the whole dad bod thing, your body doesn't change when you become a dad?
It depends on the man, I'm not into huge muscles personally nor obesity on general appearance only however the right bloke would change my view on either of those.
So average/larger I guess is preferred.
Mrs |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I don't get the whole dad bod thing, your body doesn't change when you become a dad?
It depends on the man, I'm not into huge muscles personally nor obesity on general appearance only however the right bloke would change my view on either of those.
So average/larger I guess is preferred.
Mrs "
I suppose it's to do with the new baby becoming the priority and therefore, less time to go the gym, less fussy about eating right etc. that can mean changes to a guy's body as well. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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By the way, I fucking hate this question. Let people like what they like and most of the people who will give an answer will probably say "dad bod" anyway so as not to appear shallow ![](/icons/s/rolleyes.gif) |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"This dad bod thing baffles me does that mean because I'm a dad I'm supposed be have a belly? Imagine calling women who have had kids mom bod.. "
That’s actually a thing lol! |
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I prefer the whole thing x I like all shapes and sizes x the last 2 ladies I slept with were big but they were so lovely chatty sexy attractive funny you didn’t notice anything but them as a whole person x |
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By *adCherriesCouple
over a year ago
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Whats a dad's bod??? - they haven't carried a child and had changes to their body.... unless they are seahorses?
Anyway I'm not a fan of ripped guys as it makes me feel insecure about my "mums bod" but can appreciate it, like fine art.
I just like normal ... by that I don't mean someone who might knock me out with their overhang when giving them head |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Firstly. A good man.
Then a strong bod please.
Padding is ok but he needs to be able to pick me up and throw me around without putting his back out, and have the stamina to keep up with me. |
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