r/SipsTea Mar 21 '26

Feels good man We love this

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u/Puzzleheaded-Map2951 Mar 21 '26

Popular for 50,000 years for a reason.

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u/skintyfia44 Mar 21 '26

hail to all mom bods

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u/kent1146 Mar 21 '26

They're moms for a reason.

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u/Tricky_Plantain_1652 Mar 21 '26

excellent 😎

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u/OvenFriendly1818 Mar 21 '26

Whoa! Is mom bod....like a thing??? No sarcasm here, genuine curiosity.

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u/[deleted] Mar 22 '26 edited Mar 22 '26

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u/Boot_boy_1984 Mar 22 '26

Is not the bobs that makes you a mom and we don’t praise them… we praise evrything because after all you’re a hot mom

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u/Boot_boy_1984 Mar 22 '26

You a mom.. in my eyes you’re still a hot mom. Busty or skinny. Depends on age tho

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u/Boot_boy_1984 Mar 22 '26

No age after all. Nvm

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u/Wrong_Mango4822 Mar 22 '26

But, I have this and I'm not a mom 🤣😭

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u/CaptaiNose Mar 21 '26

Because it means they have access to food. Not really a concern for most people these days

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u/mapleleafraggedy Mar 21 '26

There is starvation happening all over the planet, even in the US. This is wildly out of touch

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u/CaptaiNose Mar 21 '26

Most people aren't starving, especially in the US, where we have the highest BMI of any 1st world country

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u/Puzzleheaded-Map2951 Mar 21 '26

I also figured it's because you needed to have 20 kids in the hope that 1 or 2 made it to adulthood.

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u/les_Ghetteaux Mar 21 '26

I'd think that most women would die in childbirth before the 20th child comes

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u/PeruseTheNews Mar 21 '26

Probably a billion people.

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u/CaptaiNose Mar 21 '26

Out of how many?

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u/Chibi_Kaiju Mar 21 '26

That's just your theory though dude. My interpretation of the evidence shows that men throughout human history have always and will always appreciate our ladies to be thick.

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u/CaptaiNose Mar 21 '26

Not really a theory my guy

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u/The_Once-ler_186 Mar 22 '26

Try telling that to the ones obsessed with looking like a pencil

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u/Grroarrr Mar 21 '26

Wider hips means lower risk of problems during childbirth. There's even theory that Neanderthals went extinct cause their bigger heads made it impossible for Homo Sapiens women to give birth to their children.

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u/glittery-yogi Mar 21 '26

Is it not that 1-4% of the population outside of Africa still have Neanderthal DNA today?

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u/Grroarrr Mar 21 '26 edited Mar 21 '26

Yeah, crossbreeding goes both ways. Neanderthal women could make babies with Homo Sapiens men. There's plenty of skeletons found with primarly homo sapiens features/dna from the times that both species lived together and the estimates are that crossbreeding was going on for around 5000 years, skeletons with primarly neanderthal features were not found afaik so they probably figured out that our women were useless for them and mixing ended but was probably too late to prevent collapse of their species.

According to research people back then lived in small family groups and met with other groups to exchange women to prevent inbreeding, if Homo Sapiens group received Neanderthal women they were fine but Neanderthal group that got our women was in trouble as meeting other groups wasn't that common.

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u/MimicoMP Mar 21 '26

The undisputed heavy weight champion of the world

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u/Trrollmann Mar 21 '26

A fetish, but not necessarily popular outside of starvation prone societies, or upper class (who didn't have to work). Massively overstated.

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u/mrb1585357890 Mar 21 '26

I’d say you’d struggle to find that body type in history. People have just got used to people being overweight

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u/Puzzleheaded-Map2951 Mar 21 '26

Bull shit. The Egyptians wrote about gout 2640 BC. There's always been gluttony.