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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Definitely have a belly lol not sure about a "dad bod" so to speak and my beard isn't much to be proud of my pal  just trying to strike up conversation x |
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I think a dad body is one where men give up looking after themselves.. hey they are usually married get some sex (not much coz of baby) and put on a bit of weight.
The men usually eat what’s left on the kids plate and snack with the child.
That’s a dad body, a few pounds over weight and a chubby belly.
I know I used to have one, but lost it since the divorce lol
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"Or living an unhealthy lifestyle. I am a mum of 2 and dont have a mum body.
Always think its down to good Genes."
Is that the high waisted ones that hold you in ? Shite misread that as jeans not genes .  |
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My kids are nearly 18 and I'm still chubby so don't know my excuse  joking aside Im just lazy and love my foods too much to really care, when I can't see my feet (or my cock for that matter) and for every female that doesn't like it there will be another who does.... As for the beard that's personal preference
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Personally I prefer a slightly softer body than rock hard abs and pecs. Broad shouldered, hairy chest, doesn't bother me if he has a bit of a belly.
I love the "before" photos of stars like Tom Hardy and Chris Pratt
If that's a "dad bod" then thats what it is.
I'm very rarely ever attracted to tanned, muscley, smooth chested men. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Why do men have a dads body?. Never understood this as you did not give birth."
Because genetically men are programmed to put extra weight on around their abdomen whereas women tend to put it on on their ass and thighs.
What are your talking about regarding giving birth?? Giving birth does not automatically mean anyone puts weight on around their abdomen or anywhere else, it merely means the abdominal muscles are stretched. Seriously daft post! |
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"Why do men have a dads body?. Never understood this as you did not give birth.
Because genetically men are programmed to put extra weight on around their abdomen whereas women tend to put it on on their ass and thighs.
What are your talking about regarding giving birth?? Giving birth does not automatically mean anyone puts weight on around their abdomen or anywhere else, it merely means the abdominal muscles are stretched. Seriously daft post! "
So why did mine not stretch Dr. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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I think age comes into it too. Not so easy as you get older to be cramming hours in the gym depending on what else is happening in your life. I try to stay fit and still actively participate in sport as well as coach but it’s harder to stop a few extra pounds appearing.
Unless you have someone helping you out with some extra excercise.  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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Hahaha these replies are great! I have a belly and I think it's weird looking back at how I used to be a fit lad when I used to box amateur. Now i resemble a slug or sloth etc I will embrace the belly |
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By *pinCouple
over a year ago
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"I think age comes into it too. Not so easy as you get older to be cramming hours in the gym depending on what else is happening in your life. I try to stay fit and still actively participate in sport as well as coach but it’s harder to stop a few extra pounds appearing.
Unless you have someone helping you out with some extra excercise. "
Yup get abit winter fat when all your time is taken up with work and family. Years ago I was a jujitsu champion in the navy running nearly every day. Now I like biscuits.
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I think age comes into it too. Not so easy as you get older to be cramming hours in the gym depending on what else is happening in your life. I try to stay fit and still actively participate in sport as well as coach but it’s harder to stop a few extra pounds appearing.
Unless you have someone helping you out with some extra excercise.
Yup get abit winter fat when all your time is taken up with work and family. Years ago I was a jujitsu champion in the navy running nearly every day. Now I like biscuits.
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I still play and coach ice-hockey so reasonably fit I suppose |
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By *ndykayMan
over a year ago
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I have a ‘dad bod’ and I’m proud of it.
I’m reasonably fit as I have to be for work, however, I don’t go to the gym so I’m ‘squidgy’ in places. 
Some like it. Some don’t. It’s the same for everything. There will always be people who like something and those that don’t. It’s what makes the world go round.
So ladies, be proud if you have a ‘mum bod’ just the same as guys should be proud of their ‘dad bod’. There’s enough people around who will like us all for who we are not to worry about it |
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