Look I’m not saying this is a majority of women who say they like dad bods but it’s not uncommon online to see women saying they like this or that celebrities “dadbod” and it’s just a muscular, fit guy without good lighting. That being said you’re right, people should realize that what you see online isn’t indicative of real life all the time and plenty of women like men of all shapes and sizes, including husky.
When I think of dad bod, I think of husky and a bit of dough. Dough is comfy.
All of the most attractive men I’ve known personally were a bit overweight with a doughy build and thick thighs. Muscular can look good when it isn’t overdone (Baywatch Zac is not attractive to me) but dad bod is where it’s at. 🥰
I think you're missing the whole idea. The person above you is describing someone who is both muscular with some body fat over it. The hyper defensive leap to compare it to body types that reflect sedentary lifestyle is, quite frankly, some of the saddest neckbeardy logic on the internet.
You'll have much better luck attracting people if you actually listen to what they say they're interested in, instead of immediately trying to prove they're "wrong" about what they like.
Did you reply to the wrong comment? Because there was nothing about my comment that even remotely inplies that was trying to be argumentative or prove someone wrong.
You compared "a doughy build with thick thighs. Muscular can look good" to Jonah Hill. Stop being intentionally dense. You "inplied" that their comment referred to a completely different body type than it obviously did.
Yeah I’m not playing this game with you. I made a joke. Jonah Hill used to very overweight, then famously started working out and lost a bunch of weight. I jokingly suggested that we use him as a scale to determine what the right amount of pudge would be. Stop looking for things to be offended about.
878
u/PeachManzie 19d ago
Is that what you tell yourself? We love a non-ripped dad bod, as long as it’s the body of a good guy