"If you’re getting offended you haven’t got enough on in your life.
Haha, not offended myself. Just don’t see the need to give everything a label. "
It's the internet...labels are descriptive as you aren't actually in front of them |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Na I love my dad bod  I am who I am and I’ve got the body a bit like I love a mum bod one with a tummy all the lumps and nips and curves sexy as hell
Who cares what your labelled as to be honest embrace it stick your fingers up and enjoy the body and life your given |
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"I had to Google what a "dad bod" is and I'm still none the wiser! "
I'm guessing it's generalised as being none six pack and toned etc although it doesn't make total sense as dads come In all shapes and sizes including six pack stomachs |
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Actually thought it was a really great label. When my first son came along,rather than going to the gym after work, I'd go home to my son. Exercise went out of the window somewhat. I have a picture of myself when he's a few months old and I'm bloated and fat. Maybe call it 'new dad bod' instead, it took training for a marathon to get myself back to fitness. But elements of the dad bod' still remain unfortunately, that's why I'm on a low carb diet currently |
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Dad bod... kinda like a mummy bod. Chunky in places and saggy in others.
I too hate labels, I get referred to as fat girl / BBW / chunky / thick.
Other terms I’m not comfortable with.. I’m bi sexual... I’m not, I can switch from straight to gay, it all depends how I feel. Don’t assume I’ll always play straight or gay if my profile says I am!
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"I’ve seen this term used a lot lately. Isn’t it a bit offensive to dads? Why is there a need to categorise it anyway?"
Tbh recently I seen many young fathers looking hot af... Hence why I'm quite partial to them... Any offers? |
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By *ruebameMan
over a year ago
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"I’ve seen this term used a lot lately. Isn’t it a bit offensive to dads? Why is there a need to categorise it anyway?
Tbh recently I seen many young fathers looking hot af... Hence why I'm quite partial to them... Any offers? "
I'm a dad with a bod if your offering  |
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"I’ve seen this term used a lot lately. Isn’t it a bit offensive to dads? Why is there a need to categorise it anyway?"
It can bee seen that way as can the terms skinny, scrawny and a hole host of derogatory discretions. What would you suggest instead as a description? |
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"I’ve seen this term used a lot lately. Isn’t it a bit offensive to dads? Why is there a need to categorise it anyway?"
Don't find it at all offensive. I've got a grandad bod anyway!
Us oldies are just grateful for ANY attention!  |
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Dont see the problem with it....as a father myself i dont have the athletic body i once had in my early 20s....nor have i let myself get hugely overweight. Any fans of the dad bod dont hesitate to drop me a message  |
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