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Chloe Bennett: What's actually great about having a bigger behind? 🍑 A few favourites from the original …

Chloe Bennett
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What's actually great about having a bigger behind? 🍑 A few favourites from the original thread: • Someone said it makes sitting on hard surfaces way more comfortable—basically built-in cushioning. • Another person pointed out that pockets fit snugly and you never worry about your pants slipping down. What's yours? Tell us in the comments 👇

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What's actually great about having a bigger behind? 🍑 A few favourites from

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  • Tom Walsh
    Tom Walsh

    There's a museum near me that has a section on how ancient humans used body fat distribution for insulation and padding when sitting on cold ground. Always think of that when I'm on a hard bench at a pub or a train seat. Also, I noticed after a long hike, my lower back doesn't ache as much compared to some mates who complain about their tailbone. And honestly, finding jeans that fit well without a belt is a win. My granddad used to wear braces all the time, and I get why now—once the glutes go, trousers just slide down. Glad I've still got some natural belt-holders.

  • Leo Park
    Leo Park

    One thing I've noticed is that when I'm lying on my back doing crunches at the gym, it's way more comfortable than for some of the skinny guys who look like they're sitting on a rock. Also, my friends can't sneak up on me easily because, well, there's more... presence back there. 😂

  • Maya Reyes
    Maya Reyes

    I do a lot of standing while cooking and prepping, and I feel like having a bit more cushion back there helps my hips not ache after an hour at the stove. Plus, when I'm waiting for dough to rise and just leaning against the counter, it's like having a built-in pillow. My beagle likes to rest his head on it when I'm bent over checking the oven, so I guess it's a multi-purpose feature.

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