Not a bro Dad

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I live in Atlanta. Whew, lots of bro dads here. Easy to spot, they frequent (and start) the many local breweries, or they “home brew” in their suburban garages and brag about it at work. They also take their dog everywhere, and are frequently seen pushing a kid stroller with a dog leash attached.

They are legends in their own mind.

Devoted family men. Walking the dog and baby? What's next? Taking the kids to their games? Are you all jealous of because your lazy husbands don't help out at home whatsoever leaving you to cry about the unequal mental load?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I live in Atlanta. Whew, lots of bro dads here. Easy to spot, they frequent (and start) the many local breweries, or they “home brew” in their suburban garages and brag about it at work. They also take their dog everywhere, and are frequently seen pushing a kid stroller with a dog leash attached.

They are legends in their own mind.

DH here.

I brew my own beer at home, and , yeah - I live in the suburbs. What’s wrong with that?

[Anonymous]

Poll:

Bro Dad with ball cap on backwards

or

Hippster dad rocking a man bun

[Anonymous]

i love a good man bun.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Poll:

Bro Dad with ball cap on backwards

or

Hippster dad rocking a man bun

Normal dad

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Near as I can tell reading this thread, Bro Dads are basically douchebags who settled down and started families.

Seriously, why don’t they go and commit crime and father multiple out of wedlock children. Thank they’re always taking up parking spots while watching their kids play sports and teaching them how to fish. What’s wrong with these dad bros?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:- Bro Dads think they get along with everyone else because they don't actually listen to any responses to the stream of catch phrases and business jargon that makes up their dialog

- down or patagonia vest over a short sleeve polo dead give away

But they are still “dads” - meaning they all somehow reproduced.

Yet still, they are NOT raising their boys as true feminists.

Thank goodness.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I live in Atlanta. Whew, lots of bro dads here. Easy to spot, they frequent (and start) the many local breweries, or they “home brew” in their suburban garages and brag about it at work. They also take their dog everywhere, and are frequently seen pushing a kid stroller with a dog leash attached.

They are legends in their own mind.

DH here.

I brew my own beer at home, and , yeah - I live in the suburbs. What’s wrong with that?

Beer brewing is a red-flag for likely bro-dad.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Poll:

Bro Dad with ball cap on backwards

or

Hippster dad rocking a man bun

I prefer hipster dad. Bro dad and hipster dad are both a lot of fun for their kids. I am grateful to the bro dads who play games with my kids and the hipster dads who take my kids to concerts or teach them something new. My kids especially like joking dad. We have a neighbor who is constantly cracking jokes and the kids get a big kick out of him, even as tweens.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Poll:

Bro Dad with ball cap on backwards

or

Hippster dad rocking a man bun

I prefer hipster dad. Bro dad and hipster dad are both a lot of fun for their kids. I am grateful to the bro dads who play games with my kids and the hipster dads who take my kids to concerts or teach them something new. My kids especially like joking dad. We have a neighbor who is constantly cracking jokes and the kids get a big kick out of him, even as tweens.

Everyone agrees: dad jokes are the best!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Near as I can tell reading this thread, Bro Dads are basically douchebags who settled down and started families.

It’s more about male immaturity.

And insecurity about the fact they’ve entered a new phase of life, but can’t let go of their college frat-boy lifestyle.

Isn't that what I said?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I live in Atlanta. Whew, lots of bro dads here. Easy to spot, they frequent (and start) the many local breweries, or they “home brew” in their suburban garages and brag about it at work. They also take their dog everywhere, and are frequently seen pushing a kid stroller with a dog leash attached.

They are legends in their own mind.

DH here.

I brew my own beer at home, and , yeah - I live in the suburbs. What’s wrong with that?

Beer brewing is a red-flag for likely bro-dad.

Home brewing Kombucha is a red-flag for a likely hippster-dad.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Near as I can tell reading this thread, Bro Dads are basically douchebags who settled down and started families.

This seems like an accurate summary!

My husband calls them “Oakley bros” and can’t stand them. But his definition includes that they’re all the kind of guy who is 100% sure he knows the answer to everything but is usually slightly wrong. There’s an element of unearned confidence and trying to one-up other men. The choice of sunglasses is just a convenient way to spot them coming.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Near as I can tell reading this thread, Bro Dads are basically douchebags who settled down and started families.

This seems like an accurate summary!

My husband calls them “Oakley bros” and can’t stand them. But his definition includes that they’re all the kind of guy who is 100% sure he knows the answer to everything but is usually slightly wrong. There’s an element of unearned confidence and trying to one-up other men. The choice of sunglasses is just a convenient way to spot them coming.

Oakleys are definitely in the bro-dad starter pack. A Vineyard Vines and backwards ball cap are the next steps. If you want to go all in, skip prior steps and by a Jeep.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Near as I can tell reading this thread, Bro Dads are basically douchebags who settled down and started families.

This seems like an accurate summary!

My husband calls them “Oakley bros” and can’t stand them. But his definition includes that they’re all the kind of guy who is 100% sure he knows the answer to everything but is usually slightly wrong. There’s an element of unearned confidence and trying to one-up other men. The choice of sunglasses is just a convenient way to spot them coming.

Oakleys are definitely in the bro-dad starter pack. A Vineyard Vines and backwards ball cap are the next steps. If you want to go all in, skip prior steps and by a Jeep.

I’ve one kind of Jeep or another since I was 14. I’m 51 now.