Surprise! We’ll never stop talking about dadbod, the year’s most irritating word, because dadbod has been recognized by science. A Northwestern University study published this week in the American Journal of Men’s Health has concluded that “men gain weight after they become fathers for the first time whether or not…
In this month’s issue of Men’s Health, cover star Chris Pratt talks about the problems he faced after gaining weight for Parks and Recreation. Mr. Anna Faris said his eating habits—he used to throw back “three or four cheeseburgers” during table reads—affected him beyond mere weight gain. Dadbod, it turns out, can…
We’re still mourning the loss of Samantha Bee on The Daily Show, but Kristen Schaal is thankfully still around, and she dropped by Tuesday night’s episode to talk about how great it is that “dadbod” is a thing. “Show off how your looks are not what society values most in you!” she said, commanding Jon Stewart to twirl…
By now you probably know exactly what a dadbod is, even if you can’t articulate an exact definition. It has something to do with a dude whose quantifiable hotness manages to be both because of and in spite of his lifestyle, which may or may not involve exercise, beer, pizza, parenting. But what about mombod? Can we…
You may have heard whispers on the wind of this “dadbod” monstrosity. “Dadbod,” the bloggers hiss. “It’s time to celebrate men for physical mediocrity. It’s time we paid tribute to what a male body looks like after about a decade of childrearing and non-acrobatic sex.”
