【eroticism is the poetry of the body】

No,eroticism is the poetry of the body these men aren't pregnant. They're just alive with the miracle of beer.

And they're the stars of a new ad campaign for German beer Bergedorfer Bier, created by advertising agency Jung Von Matt. The tagline, appropriately, is "brewed with love."

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Each man mimics a classic pregnancy portrait, cradling his expanding belly. Except these guys have it quite a bit easier than actual pregnant women — they can still drink beer, for one thing.

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Check out that dewy paternal glow, though.

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Ah, fatherhood.

[H/T: My Modern Met]

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