A recent study published in the journal Psychology & Sexuality provides intriguing insights into how fatherhood impacts men’s perceptions of masculinity and sexuality. The research reveals that fathers experience higher levels of both sexual esteem and sexual depression compared to non-fathers. Additionally, fathers are less likely to endorse the notion that masculinity is fragile and must be constantly maintained. While societal perceptions of fatherhood have evolved significantly, with increasing recognition of the so-called “Dad I’d Like to F*ck” (DILF) phenomenon, little is known about how…