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"Mines fantastic "Mine actually made it to number one in the hot pics. Was the only time I’ve ever been proud to get up there | |||
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"I’m a mum and I have a bod "Oh yes, so you do!! | |||
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"I don’t know about anyone else but I find an natural mum bod extremely attractive, some women (not all) hate it, but curves, a tummy or stretch marks etc are all the things that make us who we are and I find the look very attractive. Would like to hear your thoughts/opinions below." Couldn't agree more. Every mark, scar and blemish tells the story of our journey so far and our "imperfections" make us unequally "perfect". | |||
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"It’s something to be proud of, the body changed never to return to its normal and for the most precious moment you’ll experience, bringing a life into this world. " I was trying to find the words but this sums it up the changes to my body, thank you spurs. | |||
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"But like just because you’ve had a child doesn’t mean you have to let yourselves go. You can still be a Mum and eat healthily and go to the gym or go for walks and be active. " Over stretched skin doesn't give a shit about the gym or eating green veg. | |||
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"But like just because you’ve had a child doesn’t mean you have to let yourselves go. You can still be a Mum and eat healthily and go to the gym or go for walks and be active. " Gym and eating healthy doesn’t get rid of stretch marks or the baby shelf, or change a woman’s boobs back to pre breastfeeding / child birth state ! | |||
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"But like just because you’ve had a child doesn’t mean you have to let yourselves go. You can still be a Mum and eat healthily and go to the gym or go for walks and be active. " Stretch marks have nothing at all to do with eating healthy and going to the gym don't you know.  | |||
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"But like just because you’ve had a child doesn’t mean you have to let yourselves go. You can still be a Mum and eat healthily and go to the gym or go for walks and be active. " Agree! Mum bod here! | |||
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"But like just because you’ve had a child doesn’t mean you have to let yourselves go. You can still be a Mum and eat healthily and go to the gym or go for walks and be active. Stretch marks have nothing at all to do with eating healthy and going to the gym don't you know. "Don’t fucking roll your eyes at me. I didn’t say anything about stretch marks did I. I said doesn’t mean you need to let yourselves go, that implies weight gain does it not? Was saying that you don’t have to become overweight or out of shape just because you’re a Mum. | |||
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"But like just because you’ve had a child doesn’t mean you have to let yourselves go. You can still be a Mum and eat healthily and go to the gym or go for walks and be active. " I’d agree with this. I do think some women use childbirth as an excuse not to take care of their diet, exercise regularly etc etc. I do think that all parents owe it to their children (and future grandchildren) to be fit, healthy and active. That doesn’t mean slim btw - I know some much larger ladies than myself (who are genetically predisposed to be bigger or just have lower metabolic rates) who are much fitter - but I do think we should all be active and eat well. After all - we’re our children’s best/closest example! Xx | |||
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"But like just because you’ve had a child doesn’t mean you have to let yourselves go. You can still be a Mum and eat healthily and go to the gym or go for walks and be active. Stretch marks have nothing at all to do with eating healthy and going to the gym don't you know.
Don’t fucking roll your eyes at me. I didn’t say anything about stretch marks did I. I said doesn’t mean you need to let yourselves go, that implies weight gain does it not? Was saying that you don’t have to become overweight or out of shape just because you’re a Mum. "No need to be so aggressive. The original OP talked of stretch marks, tummies, etc, nothing a gym would sort so the responses you’ve had to your comment is relevant | |||
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"Now, now no arguing. Just appreciate the positive comments on here, as I said mum bods are attractive, just take a look at some of the different types of women who have commented already all looking very sexy in their own right. " Do you know sometimes when you wish you hadn’t said anything | |||
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"I prefer my body now then I did before children. I have scars, stretch marks, lumps and bumps, but I’m bloody proud of it " Here here! I remember after having my son, looking in the mirror and seeing a rounded tummy, big old boobies and feeling for the first time ever, like a real woman. Now I just look like a knackered old bag lady! But hey lads, if that’s what get you going, I’m over here | |||
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"But like just because you’ve had a child doesn’t mean you have to let yourselves go. You can still be a Mum and eat healthily and go to the gym or go for walks and be active. Stretch marks have nothing at all to do with eating healthy and going to the gym don't you know.
Don’t fucking roll your eyes at me. I didn’t say anything about stretch marks did I. I said doesn’t mean you need to let yourselves go, that implies weight gain does it not? Was saying that you don’t have to become overweight or out of shape just because you’re a Mum.
No need to be so aggressive. The original OP talked of stretch marks, tummies, etc, nothing a gym would sort so the responses you’ve had to your comment is relevant "Diet would sort a tummy though. Abs are 80% diet 20% gym. People say ‘mum bods’ like it means you have to be out of shape and have a big belly or saggy boobs or stretch marks or anything like that to qualify. I’ve done a pregnancy, I’ve given birth 10 years ago, I’m a mum. | |||
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"But like just because you’ve had a child doesn’t mean you have to let yourselves go. You can still be a Mum and eat healthily and go to the gym or go for walks and be active. Stretch marks have nothing at all to do with eating healthy and going to the gym don't you know.
Don’t fucking roll your eyes at me. I didn’t say anything about stretch marks did I. I said doesn’t mean you need to let yourselves go, that implies weight gain does it not? Was saying that you don’t have to become overweight or out of shape just because you’re a Mum. " | |||
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"But like just because you’ve had a child doesn’t mean you have to let yourselves go. You can still be a Mum and eat healthily and go to the gym or go for walks and be active. Stretch marks have nothing at all to do with eating healthy and going to the gym don't you know.
Don’t fucking roll your eyes at me. I didn’t say anything about stretch marks did I. I said doesn’t mean you need to let yourselves go, that implies weight gain does it not? Was saying that you don’t have to become overweight or out of shape just because you’re a Mum.
No need to be so aggressive. The original OP talked of stretch marks, tummies, etc, nothing a gym would sort so the responses you’ve had to your comment is relevant
Diet would sort a tummy though. Abs are 80% diet 20% gym.
People say ‘mum bods’ like it means you have to be out of shape and have a big belly or saggy boobs or stretch marks or anything like that to qualify.
I’ve done a pregnancy, I’ve given birth 10 years ago, I’m a mum. "Well lucky you if the gym sorted out your mummy tum you should tell people how you managed to get everything back where it should be No one has said mum bods have to be out of shape or have saggy boobs, stretch marks at all, everyone has different experiences and life time changes to their bodies. For some women that is one of the side effects of child birth / breast feeding and nothing they can do about it. Congratulations on your child birth, 98% of people commenting here have given birth too, myself included ! | |||
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"I'm really shocked by some of the replies on here.. Sorry but not everyone's priorities after giving birth are loosing weight or toning up.. and as others have rightly said, no amount of diet or exercise are getting rid of the loose skin over hang and stretch marks. Sad that a lovely thread got hijacked
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"I'm really shocked by some of the replies on here.. Sorry but not everyone's priorities after giving birth are loosing weight or toning up.. and as others have rightly said, no amount of diet or exercise are getting rid of the loose skin over hang and stretch marks. Sad that a lovely thread got hijacked
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"I'm really shocked by some of the replies on here.. Sorry but not everyone's priorities after giving birth are loosing weight or toning up.. and as others have rightly said, no amount of diet or exercise are getting rid of the loose skin over hang and stretch marks. Sad that a lovely thread got hijacked
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It is a shame. And that no one's commented on the biggest take away from this thread...that OP is pretty hot"Oh yes he is isn’t he. I just had a peek. | |||
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"Each woman is different and how their body and skin reacts after giving birth is a lottery some women go back to normal as others end up with stretch marks or find it hard to loose lower tummy fat etc, few nasty comments getting thrown about when the thread is all about appreciating a ‘mum bod’ weather it be from pregnancy,weight, stress or medical conditions or whatever a mum bod is something to be proud of and I personally find it very sexy and attractive. " Very well said. | |||
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"I don’t know about anyone else but I find an natural mum bod extremely attractive, some women (not all) hate it, but curves, a tummy or stretch marks etc are all the things that make us who we are and I find the look very attractive. Would like to hear your thoughts/opinions below." I think that you will get jumped on for this by slim mums and overweight non mums. That's my thoughts! | |||
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" It is a shame. And that no one's commented on the biggest take away from this thread...that OP is pretty hot
Oh yes he is isn’t he. I just had a peek. "He really is! Shame he's so far away  X | |||
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" It is a shame. And that no one's commented on the biggest take away from this thread...that OP is pretty hot
Oh yes he is isn’t he. I just had a peek.
He really is! Shame he's so far away X "He's near me  | |||
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"But like just because you’ve had a child doesn’t mean you have to let yourselves go. You can still be a Mum and eat healthily and go to the gym or go for walks and be active. Stretch marks have nothing at all to do with eating healthy and going to the gym don't you know.
Don’t fucking roll your eyes at me. I didn’t say anything about stretch marks did I. I said doesn’t mean you need to let yourselves go, that implies weight gain does it not? Was saying that you don’t have to become overweight or out of shape just because you’re a Mum.
No need to be so aggressive. The original OP talked of stretch marks, tummies, etc, nothing a gym would sort so the responses you’ve had to your comment is relevant
Diet would sort a tummy though. Abs are 80% diet 20% gym.
People say ‘mum bods’ like it means you have to be out of shape and have a big belly or saggy boobs or stretch marks or anything like that to qualify.
I’ve done a pregnancy, I’ve given birth 10 years ago, I’m a mum. "I get what you mean. When I think of a mum bod, I think of one that has character and a story to tell. Although getting my body back in shape wasn’t a massive priority after having the kids, a year or so after I wanted to feel better about myself so put a lot of effort into losing weight. It just depends on how important it is to you. You have an incredible body! | |||
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"Thanks to the OP for sharing his thought on a mum's body it makes me feel more proud and confident in my mum body... "You should be... as should all moms | |||
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"I don’t know about anyone else but I find an natural mum bod extremely attractive, some women (not all) hate it, but curves, a tummy or stretch marks etc are all the things that make us who we are and I find the look very attractive. Would like to hear your thoughts/opinions below. I think that you will get jumped on for this by slim mums and overweight non mums. That's my thoughts!" I’m not just solely attracted to mum bods all kinds are appreciated | |||
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"But like just because you’ve had a child doesn’t mean you have to let yourselves go. You can still be a Mum and eat healthily and go to the gym or go for walks and be active. Stretch marks have nothing at all to do with eating healthy and going to the gym don't you know.
Don’t fucking roll your eyes at me. I didn’t say anything about stretch marks did I. I said doesn’t mean you need to let yourselves go, that implies weight gain does it not? Was saying that you don’t have to become overweight or out of shape just because you’re a Mum.
No need to be so aggressive. The original OP talked of stretch marks, tummies, etc, nothing a gym would sort so the responses you’ve had to your comment is relevant
Diet would sort a tummy though. Abs are 80% diet 20% gym.
People say ‘mum bods’ like it means you have to be out of shape and have a big belly or saggy boobs or stretch marks or anything like that to qualify.
I’ve done a pregnancy, I’ve given birth 10 years ago, I’m a mum.
I get what you mean. When I think of a mum bod, I think of one that has character and a story to tell.
Although getting my body back in shape wasn’t a massive priority after having the kids, a year or so after I wanted to feel better about myself so put a lot of effort into losing weight. It just depends on how important it is to you.
You have an incredible body! "As do you! Can I ask where you got the black lacey bodice from on your 27 Dec pic please? I love it! | |||
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"But like just because you’ve had a child doesn’t mean you have to let yourselves go. You can still be a Mum and eat healthily and go to the gym or go for walks and be active. Stretch marks have nothing at all to do with eating healthy and going to the gym don't you know.
Don’t fucking roll your eyes at me. I didn’t say anything about stretch marks did I. I said doesn’t mean you need to let yourselves go, that implies weight gain does it not? Was saying that you don’t have to become overweight or out of shape just because you’re a Mum.
No need to be so aggressive. The original OP talked of stretch marks, tummies, etc, nothing a gym would sort so the responses you’ve had to your comment is relevant
Diet would sort a tummy though. Abs are 80% diet 20% gym.
People say ‘mum bods’ like it means you have to be out of shape and have a big belly or saggy boobs or stretch marks or anything like that to qualify.
I’ve done a pregnancy, I’ve given birth 10 years ago, I’m a mum.
I get what you mean. When I think of a mum bod, I think of one that has character and a story to tell.
Although getting my body back in shape wasn’t a massive priority after having the kids, a year or so after I wanted to feel better about myself so put a lot of effort into losing weight. It just depends on how important it is to you.
You have an incredible body!
As do you!
Can I ask where you got the black lacey bodice from on your 27 Dec pic please? I love it! "Thank you! It’s from Honey Birdette. It’s stunning but a pain in the arse to put on (it’s a corset). | |||
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"What does a mum bod look like?" Everyone is different, that is the point | |||
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"What does a mum bod look like? Everyone is different, that is the point " So there is a point | |||
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"What does a mum bod look like? Everyone is different, that is the point " Right... so saying you appreciate mum bods actually just means you appreciate different body types? I don't really get it. | |||
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"What does a mum bod look like? Everyone is different, that is the point Right... so saying you appreciate mum bods actually just means you appreciate different body types? I don't really get it. " The OP stated his likes in a mum bod in his OP and explained further in | |||
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"What does a mum bod look like? Everyone is different, that is the point Right... so saying you appreciate mum bods actually just means you appreciate different body types? I don't really get it. " Best not seek clarity from anything in the forums lol | |||
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"What does a mum bod look like? Everyone is different, that is the point Right... so saying you appreciate mum bods actually just means you appreciate different body types? I don't really get it. Best not seek clarity from anything in the forums lol" They're all bonkers. Any woman who has had a child has a mum bod. That's one hell of a varied taste the OP has! | |||
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"What does a mum bod look like? Everyone is different, that is the point Right... so saying you appreciate mum bods actually just means you appreciate different body types? I don't really get it. Best not seek clarity from anything in the forums lol They're all bonkers. Any woman who has had a child has a mum bod. That's one hell of a varied taste the OP has!" As I’ve just mentioned to someone... it’s like a waiting room in a psychiatric ward | |||
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"Anyone FAF? Yeah go on then.... "That’s Saturday sorted | |||
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"Anyone FAF? Yes please horny as fuck "Ooo Sunday | |||
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"But like just because you’ve had a child doesn’t mean you have to let yourselves go. You can still be a Mum and eat healthily and go to the gym or go for walks and be active. Stretch marks have nothing at all to do with eating healthy and going to the gym don't you know.
Don’t fucking roll your eyes at me. I didn’t say anything about stretch marks did I. I said doesn’t mean you need to let yourselves go, that implies weight gain does it not? Was saying that you don’t have to become overweight or out of shape just because you’re a Mum.
No need to be so aggressive. The original OP talked of stretch marks, tummies, etc, nothing a gym would sort so the responses you’ve had to your comment is relevant
Diet would sort a tummy though. Abs are 80% diet 20% gym.
People say ‘mum bods’ like it means you have to be out of shape and have a big belly or saggy boobs or stretch marks or anything like that to qualify.
I’ve done a pregnancy, I’ve given birth 10 years ago, I’m a mum.
I get what you mean. When I think of a mum bod, I think of one that has character and a story to tell.
Although getting my body back in shape wasn’t a massive priority after having the kids, a year or so after I wanted to feel better about myself so put a lot of effort into losing weight. It just depends on how important it is to you.
You have an incredible body!
As do you!
Can I ask where you got the black lacey bodice from on your 27 Dec pic please? I love it!
Thank you! It’s from Honey Birdette. It’s stunning but a pain in the arse to put on (it’s a corset). "Ah - putting corsets on when you’re single is a nightmare! | |||
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That’s Saturday sorted"Whoop whoop | |||
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"Anyone FAF? What's FAF lol "Means fancy a fuck | |||
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That’s Saturday sorted"Can’t wait! Don’t forget the ring! | |||
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"Anyone FAF? What's FAF lol
Means fancy a fuck"Oic, not up with this younger person's lingo but if anyone is asking | |||
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"Anyone FAF? Yeah go on then....
That’s Saturday sorted
Can’t wait! Don’t forget the ring!"On it | |||
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"Anyone FAF? What's FAF lol
Means fancy a fuck
Oic, not up with this younger person's lingo but if anyone is asking "I’m a younger person ?? | |||
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"Anyone FAF? What's FAF lol
Means fancy a fuck
Oic, not up with this younger person's lingo but if anyone is asking
I’m a younger person ?? "Lol well I am young in mind just not in age lol | |||
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"Anyone FAF? Yeah go on then....
That’s Saturday sorted
Whoop whoop "I FAW | |||
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"Anyone FAF? What's FAF lol
Means fancy a fuck
Oic, not up with this younger person's lingo but if anyone is asking
I’m a younger person ?? "Perfect! You’re only as old as the woman you feel so I’ll be a younger person on Saturday too | |||
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"Anyone FAF? What's FAF lol
Means fancy a fuck
Oic, not up with this younger person's lingo but if anyone is asking
I’m a younger person ??
Perfect! You’re only as old as the woman you feel so I’ll be a younger person on Saturday too "I’m older than you numbnuts | |||
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"Anyone FAF? Yeah go on then....
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"Anyone FAF? Yes please horny as fuck
Ooo Sunday "I can do Sunday. That's your weekend sorted. Nice one | |||
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"Anyone FAF? What's FAF lol
Means fancy a fuck
Oic, not up with this younger person's lingo but if anyone is asking
I’m a younger person ??
Perfect! You’re only as old as the woman you feel so I’ll be a younger person on Saturday too
I’m older than you numbnuts "I was going with Russell’s assumption! You’d still get it though..... | |||
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"Anyone FAF? Yes please horny as fuck
Ooo Sunday
I can do Sunday. That's your weekend sorted. Nice one "And I didn’t have to move one muscle | |||
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"Anyone FAF? What's FAF lol
Means fancy a fuck
Oic, not up with this younger person's lingo but if anyone is asking
I’m a younger person ??
Perfect! You’re only as old as the woman you feel so I’ll be a younger person on Saturday too
I’m older than you numbnuts
I was going with Russell’s assumption! You’d still get it though..... "I’m pretty hot !! That’s why | |||
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"Anyone FAF? What's FAF lol
Means fancy a fuck
Oic, not up with this younger person's lingo but if anyone is asking
I’m a younger person ??
Perfect! You’re only as old as the woman you feel so I’ll be a younger person on Saturday too
I’m older than you numbnuts
I was going with Russell’s assumption! You’d still get it though.....
I’m pretty hot !! That’s why "Pretty and hot! | |||
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"But like just because you’ve had a child doesn’t mean you have to let yourselves go. You can still be a Mum and eat healthily and go to the gym or go for walks and be active. Stretch marks have nothing at all to do with eating healthy and going to the gym don't you know.
Don’t fucking roll your eyes at me. I didn’t say anything about stretch marks did I. I said doesn’t mean you need to let yourselves go, that implies weight gain does it not? Was saying that you don’t have to become overweight or out of shape just because you’re a Mum.
No need to be so aggressive. The original OP talked of stretch marks, tummies, etc, nothing a gym would sort so the responses you’ve had to your comment is relevant
Diet would sort a tummy though. Abs are 80% diet 20% gym.
People say ‘mum bods’ like it means you have to be out of shape and have a big belly or saggy boobs or stretch marks or anything like that to qualify.
I’ve done a pregnancy, I’ve given birth 10 years ago, I’m a mum.
I get what you mean. When I think of a mum bod, I think of one that has character and a story to tell.
Although getting my body back in shape wasn’t a massive priority after having the kids, a year or so after I wanted to feel better about myself so put a lot of effort into losing weight. It just depends on how important it is to you.
You have an incredible body!
As do you!
Can I ask where you got the black lacey bodice from on your 27 Dec pic please? I love it!
Thank you! It’s from Honey Birdette. It’s stunning but a pain in the arse to put on (it’s a corset).
Ah - putting corsets on when you’re single is a nightmare! "Someone taught me a trick. Put the ribbon on a door handle and walk forward to tighten it! Works a treat! | |||
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"Anyone FAF? What's FAF lol
Means fancy a fuck
Oic, not up with this younger person's lingo but if anyone is asking
I’m a younger person ??
Perfect! You’re only as old as the woman you feel so I’ll be a younger person on Saturday too
I’m older than you numbnuts
I was going with Russell’s assumption! You’d still get it though.....
I’m pretty hot !! That’s why
Pretty and hot! "Ha ha shut up | |||
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"Best thread I've read yet. I believe there are four different conversations going on, none of which relate to the original. Loving it! " that sounds like a mum chat then | |||
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"Im a mum with a mum body and happy in my own skin. Forget the body as being a mum has made me the best person I could ever me. Selfless "Hiya | |||
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"Im a mum with a mum body and happy in my own skin. Forget the body as being a mum has made me the best person I could ever me. Selfless
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"Im a mum with a mum body and happy in my own skin. Forget the body as being a mum has made me the best person I could ever me. Selfless "Love this | |||
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"I’m a mum and I have a bod "And a very sexy one x | |||
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"Im a mum with a mum body and happy in my own skin. Forget the body as being a mum has made me the best person I could ever me. Selfless
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"I'm really shocked by some of the replies on here.. Sorry but not everyone's priorities after giving birth are loosing weight or toning up.. and as others have rightly said, no amount of diet or exercise are getting rid of the loose skin over hang and stretch marks. Sad that a lovely thread got hijacked
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"I have a Mum bod, yes, I'd like to make it better, but self employed working 7 days probably 12 hour days doesn't really allow for trips to the gym atm. I'm kinda happy with it, hubby doesn't seem to mind. At the end of the day as a Mum my priority is not myself. End of. I made the choice to be a Mum, that comes with certain sacrifices. Jo x "Well you look lovely and natural | |||
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"I have a Mum bod, yes, I'd like to make it better, but self employed working 7 days probably 12 hour days doesn't really allow for trips to the gym atm. I'm kinda happy with it, hubby doesn't seem to mind. At the end of the day as a Mum my priority is not myself. End of. I made the choice to be a Mum, that comes with certain sacrifices. Jo x
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"I have a Mum bod, yes, I'd like to make it better, but self employed working 7 days probably 12 hour days doesn't really allow for trips to the gym atm. I'm kinda happy with it, hubby doesn't seem to mind. At the end of the day as a Mum my priority is not myself. End of. I made the choice to be a Mum, that comes with certain sacrifices. Jo x
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"I don’t know about anyone else but I find an natural mum bod extremely attractive, some women (not all) hate it, but curves, a tummy or stretch marks etc are all the things that make us who we are and I find the look very attractive. Would like to hear your thoughts/opinions below." I think I just cried a bit | |||
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"I don’t know about anyone else but I find an natural mum bod extremely attractive, some women (not all) hate it, but curves, a tummy or stretch marks etc are all the things that make us who we are and I find the look very attractive. Would like to hear your thoughts/opinions below. I think I just cried a bit "Aah | |||
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"I got a mum bod.... somehow without ever becoming pregnant "Haha. You do look good in that corset. X | |||
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"Took a while but now I'm proud of my mum bod "And it's very nice too. It's that nice I've put you on my hot list | |||
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"Now, now no arguing. Just appreciate the positive comments on here, as I said mum bods are attractive, just take a look at some of the different types of women who have commented already all looking very sexy in their own right. " | |||
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"I gym 3 times a week, I eat very healthy n I still cant get 80% abs/20% gym? Yet Ive got toned legs, biceps n traps! Yet I still have this 'saggy pouch' called mummy tummy (aka excess skin). I also find gyming makes me gain weight because Im building muscle. Guess having a 9lb baby, born breech n being only 4'11 small, Im proud of my body shape, love handles gives the guys something to hold onto!" you have got a great body can't see your saggy pouch | |||
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"I gym 3 times a week, I eat very healthy n I still cant get 80% abs/20% gym? Yet Ive got toned legs, biceps n traps! Yet I still have this 'saggy pouch' called mummy tummy (aka excess skin). I also find gyming makes me gain weight because Im building muscle. Guess having a 9lb baby, born breech n being only 4'11 small, Im proud of my body shape, love handles gives the guys something to hold onto! you have got a great body can't see your saggy pouch "Lying down helps n all my pics, it is always covered up or my underwear is pulled high enough to cover. Shouldnt hide it but I do as its a confidence thing which I know a lot of women will understand | |||
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"I gym 3 times a week, I eat very healthy n I still cant get 80% abs/20% gym? Yet Ive got toned legs, biceps n traps! Yet I still have this 'saggy pouch' called mummy tummy (aka excess skin). I also find gyming makes me gain weight because Im building muscle. Guess having a 9lb baby, born breech n being only 4'11 small, Im proud of my body shape, love handles gives the guys something to hold onto! you have got a great body can't see your saggy pouch
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"Mum bod over here. Probably more confident now than I was pre children. Do miss my pre breastfeeding boobs though. " And very sexy one too | |||
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"Why do people have to ruin threads, be haaaaaaappy "Some of us are happy to have are children | |||
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"Mines fantastic
Mine actually made it to number one in the hot pics. Was the only time I’ve ever been proud to get up there "I know, I remember it! Always loved your body x | |||
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"Excellent news for us mums then "Most definitely | |||
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"An additional bonus on a mum bod, are ermmm.....how can I say this without sounding crass or offensive.....saggy boobs, droopy boobs, whichever suits. I think they're sooooo sexy, especially if accompanied with fat sticky out nipples.
Ladies, I love them!!"Oh, splendid! Mine certainly don't pass the pencil test | |||
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"I try my best to accept it! I do wish I didn't have the overhang bit at the bottom though L x" You are fucking delicious xxx | |||
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"Mum bod here too "Gorgeous bod, lovely arse and pussy xx | |||
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"I've been quite lucky after having 3 kids, only stretch Mark's I got are on my ass. "Would you like it massaged | |||
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"But like just because you’ve had a child doesn’t mean you have to let yourselves go. You can still be a Mum and eat healthily and go to the gym or go for walks and be active. " You sound like a fucking dream xxx | |||
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"It’s something to be proud of, the body changed never to return to its normal and for the most precious moment you’ll experience, bringing a life into this world. I was trying to find the words but this sums it up the changes to my body, thank you spurs. " Your arse is incredible xxx | |||
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"Took a while but now I'm proud of my mum bod "You my dear are a goddess x | |||
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"But like just because you’ve had a child doesn’t mean you have to let yourselves go. You can still be a Mum and eat healthily and go to the gym or go for walks and be active. Agree! Mum bod here!" Me too and luckily never got one single stretch mark with either of my pregnancies. Good genes i guess. | |||
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"Mines fantastic
Mine actually made it to number one in the hot pics. Was the only time I’ve ever been proud to get up there
I know, I remember it!
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"An additional bonus on a mum bod, are ermmm.....how can I say this without sounding crass or offensive.....saggy boobs, droopy boobs, whichever suits. I think they're sooooo sexy, especially if accompanied with fat sticky out nipples.
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"An additional bonus on a mum bod, are ermmm.....how can I say this without sounding crass or offensive.....saggy boobs, droopy boobs, whichever suits. I think they're sooooo sexy, especially if accompanied with fat sticky out nipples.
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"I gym 3 times a week, I eat very healthy n I still cant get 80% abs/20% gym? Yet Ive got toned legs, biceps n traps! Yet I still have this 'saggy pouch' called mummy tummy (aka excess skin). I also find gyming makes me gain weight because Im building muscle. Guess having a 9lb baby, born breech n being only 4'11 small, Im proud of my body shape, love handles gives the guys something to hold onto!" Ha, I'm in a simular boat.. Also 4ft 11.. Slightly less gym dedicated but go a few times a week...fit.. Well fitter and lost excess weight...got good core muscles.. But the mum pouch... Sigh.... Ahh well... | |||
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"I gym 3 times a week, I eat very healthy n I still cant get 80% abs/20% gym? Yet Ive got toned legs, biceps n traps! Yet I still have this 'saggy pouch' called mummy tummy (aka excess skin). I also find gyming makes me gain weight because Im building muscle. Guess having a 9lb baby, born breech n being only 4'11 small, Im proud of my body shape, love handles gives the guys something to hold onto! Ha, I'm in a simular boat.. Also 4ft 11.. Slightly less gym dedicated but go a few times a week...fit.. Well fitter and lost excess weight...got good core muscles.. But the mum pouch... Sigh.... Ahh well... " Mighty fine | |||
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"I do alright with my bod, and I'm a mum. I get para about my stomach at times but that's more of a pizza issue than a childbirth issue "Yeah but that's sexy as f*ck, and that's why you're on my hot list. x | |||
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"lush thread OP
i've a serious mam bod.. And will embrace it until im rich enough for full-body cosmetic surgery
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"Mines fantastic
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I know, I remember it!
Always loved your body x
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