Are mothers more attractive?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:MILF and similar are the most popular searched terms by men for porn. So I think for men, yes, it's very attractive.

Some MILFs are hot and attractive. Typical moms, thou, not so much.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:MILF and similar are the most popular searched terms by men for porn. So I think for men, yes, it's very attractive.

They have to search for them online because there aren't many in real life.

[Anonymous]

Uh no. I look and feel 100 years old. I used to look fresh and rested and dewy and pretty. At 8 months postpartum, I'm too skinny (really, it looks terrible), I have no time to exercise so no muscle tone, I look exhausted and sad, and my hair sucks from the postpartum shed. I look like an old mop.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Good moms tend to neglect themselves a bit. A perfectly coiffed mom is a sign of someone who is self centered and selfish and that's not attractive either. So the answer is no.

Keep making this excuse for looking awful. My mom looked good and was a great mom and teacher too. She also raised us to take pride in our appearance. I hate mommy martyrs. "If I don't look frumpy and haggard people will think I don't love my kids wnpugh!" GTFOOH

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'm a hot mom.

Me too!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Good moms tend to neglect themselves a bit. A perfectly coiffed mom is a sign of someone who is self centered and selfish and that's not attractive either. So the answer is no.

Not neccasarily. You can make an effort to look nice, you know.

[Anonymous]

Yes, moms who take care of themselves are hot.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Uh no. I look and feel 100 years old. I used to look fresh and rested and dewy and pretty. At 8 months postpartum, I'm too skinny (really, it looks terrible), I have no time to exercise so no muscle tone, I look exhausted and sad, and my hair sucks from the postpartum shed. I look like an old mop.

This is me too, except I'm 5 months pp. I'm too thin and no longer toned so my old pre-pregnancy clothes hang on me. I always look tired, haven't had my hair or nails done since before I had the baby, too exhausted and time-strapped to go to the gym. The only thing that excites me is sleep. Doubt anyone finds me attractive at the moment - in looks or in spirit.

[Anonymous]

I'm a hot mom.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Uh no. I look and feel 100 years old. I used to look fresh and rested and dewy and pretty. At 8 months postpartum, I'm too skinny (really, it looks terrible), I have no time to exercise so no muscle tone, I look exhausted and sad, and my hair sucks from the postpartum shed. I look like an old mop.

Damn girl! I'm sorry. I'm 8 months PP and feeling really awesome.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Uh no. I look and feel 100 years old. I used to look fresh and rested and dewy and pretty. At 8 months postpartum, I'm too skinny (really, it looks terrible), I have no time to exercise so no muscle tone, I look exhausted and sad, and my hair sucks from the postpartum shed. I look like an old mop.

Damn girl! I'm sorry. I'm 8 months PP and feeling really awesome.

What's your secret? I know I need to eat better and exercise, I'm just so tired and busy. What turned it around for you, or have you generally felt and looked good throughout?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Uh no. I look and feel 100 years old. I used to look fresh and rested and dewy and pretty. At 8 months postpartum, I'm too skinny (really, it looks terrible), I have no time to exercise so no muscle tone, I look exhausted and sad, and my hair sucks from the postpartum shed. I look like an old mop.

Damn girl! I'm sorry. I'm 8 months PP and feeling really awesome.

What's your secret? I know I need to eat better and exercise, I'm just so tired and busy. What turned it around for you, or have you generally felt and looked good throughout?

NP but I'm 7 months postpartum and started feeling a lot better about my looks around 6 months. sleep, eating (relatively) healthy but also plenty of calories to keep up with the demands of breastfeeding (nightly ice cream, for example), a skincare regimen that feels luxurious but only takes a few minutes in the AM and PM, a nice haircut at least every 3 months (postpartum shed wasn't kind to me either, but I think I'm bouncing back now), a small set of clothes that work well for me now (nursing friendly, larger chest). For exercise, I walk 5-10 miles per day pushing or carrying a heavy baby.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm a hot mom.

Me too!

Me three! My kid's teacher in preschool told her that she has "hot skinny mommy"

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm a hot mom.

Me too!

Me three! My kid's teacher in preschool told her that she has "hot skinny mommy"

Wow, what wonderful values to impart to your daughter.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm a hot mom.

Me too!

Me three! My kid's teacher in preschool told her that she has "hot skinny mommy"

Me four! Three young men in their late teens, early twenties? told me I was "HOT" and "Beautiful" when I was taking my trash cans to the curb