Don’t Worry, Guys: Women Still Love the Dad Bod

Getty The past few years have seen an increased appreciation for the “dad bod,” a look perhaps best described as “fit with some extra cushioning.” Research has shown that women may prefer a dad bod to a physique that looks like it was chiseled out of marble—no doubt cause for celebration among average dudes everywhere. …

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