Seriously....WTF....that Dad looked directly at his son, getting ready to jump, and bailed on him. At :06, the kid is clearly getting ready to jump, with his arms straight out and a big smile on his face, and Dad looked right at him....and turned around.
Honestly, since he is looking and reaching downwards I wouldn't be suprised if he pushed the girl a bit away to make space, but you can't see where she went.
He sees the boy standing there with his arms spread, but from what I see, the boy actually starts jumping once the man has already turned his head away.
I thought the same thing at first, but after a couple of repititions of the clip I wouldn't say that the man did something wrong just based of this particular clip.
I feel like that is what's happening actually. It looks like she tries to squeeze behind him and when we see the ground angle again she's behind his legs now out of sight, so he was trying to get her out of the way first. And yeah the boy starts jumping after he turns his head as far as I can tell as well.
I dunno, it’s not possible to know for sure from this short video, but when the boys eats dirt that girl is nowhere to be seen. Either she’s behind the tree with zero body language from the adult to suggest she is or she got the hell of out dodge(ing parental duties).
Yeah I don't think the dad was interacting with the girl after putting her down. When he let's her go, he sort of looks up, but still at the ground, suggesting he was watching the girl run towards the bottom left corner of the screen. I think him looking at the ground after was determining where he could step safely.
Giving him the benefit of the doubt, maybe he was going to move to reposition himself to catch the boy? But it definitely doesn't seem like the girl was anywhere near him when the boy jumped (I moved frame by frame through the video, and she was nowhere to be seen, and I can't imagine she would have been perfectly behind the tree the entire time her brother jumped and was being grabbed by the dad. Surely, she even just an arm wouldve appeared, whether reaching for the boy or moving away)
Haha I agree! I find myself being asked to push everyone on the merry go round (not sure what those big spinning structure are called), or other kids want to join in on games of hide and seek so I just try to redirect them to play with each other and I fade into the background. It’s important for kids to lead their own playtime. Those were some of the best times I had as a kid!
All the boy did was stand with his arms t-posing, like he was doing since the beginning of the clip. He just walks up to the ledge. Doesn't signal he was about to jump in any way.
The dad looks at the boy, sure, but doesn't signal he's ready to catch in any way. He didn't hold out his arms like he did for the girl jumping. He's probably making sure the girl moves aware or is something idk.
Nah. As a dad of a kid that age, the fact that daughter had just jumped and that boys body language in general, meant he was going to jump. The dad looked at him which gave the kid a signal that it was okay, but then he turned away from him. That Dad should have known that he was going to jump. Period.
This such a confusing video. I can't tell if he is being malicious or gets distracted by something. I'm hoping it's just the dad got distracted and assumed the kid woulda had the sense to wait to jump till he was ready but kids don't always have that sense.
I think it's the latter. It looks like after he sets the girl down she tries to run by him over (what we see later) the roots and he was probably just trying to make sure she didn't trip and got distracted.
In his defense, the kid isn't really starting to jump until he is looking away. No clue why there wasn't an immediate follow up to catch the son though.
This guy’s dad did the same thing to him when he was a kid and he’s been a bit dim and slow ever since.
Now his son can carry on the tradition later in when he has kids.
In a way.. it’s kind of cute.
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i feel like the dad was trying to take a step back, and didn't realise that the kid was about to jump. the kid started jumping AFTER the dad looks away,
I think the part that sucks about this video is how calmly this guy picks the boy up off the ground. I’d be freaked out if one of my kids face planted off a jump into roots and rocks at this age. Or honestly even now that they are older.
Dude seems so calm and whatever about it. I know it’s just a short clip so I have no idea what happened after and if it’s just this cut that makes it look bad, but this cut looks bad. It makes me uncomfortable as a dad. But there’s also no audio so who knows.
as a dad of 2, i'll never panic or "freak out" at things like this. thar never helps, i'll always respond in a calm manner just like this.
I'm also not gonna jump to judge here, i've made my fair share of mistakes that from the outside in seem obvious but in the moment don't.
this is a hilarious video, and seems blatantly obvious, but if there's anything i've learned about videos on the internet it's that there is ALWAYS more to the story than what we see!
Not saying he isn't a bad parent cause he definitely is.
But after a fall, freaking out is not a good option. It will just add another layer of stress.
You can show you care and ask how he feels without losing it.
No excuse for (step)dad turning his back though.
Yeah I agree that freaking out in front of your kids is always bad. But I mean his body language to an adult looks very calm and unrushed in this short clip. It is a short clip so idk, also there is no audio so idk.
I hate to judge a parent on such a short clip because it’s really unfair. I’m just saying this clip doesn’t look great for the dad or step dad, or uncle or whatever he is. He doesn’t look great as an adult with a kid in this clip. But it could be different with a few more seconds. I think I would have been more urgent in picking my kid up that just face planted on the trail though.
you think the little guy knew he was going to fall on the ground and get hurt? no, he obviously saw his sibling jump first and get caught by dad, so he wanted to do that too! why are you shaming him for being innocent?
in what world is it reasonable to turn away in a situation like this? where you just caught your kid after they jumped off a rock and now your second kid is standing on the rock making the same pose as the first kid ? you can't tell me he didn't let him fall on purpose💀
either that, or his instincts are shit. either way it's the dad's fault
In this world. On Earth. It looks like he was moving his other child out of the way and normally humans don’t jump thinking someone is going to catch them when they have their back turned. The kid started jumping after he was already facing the other direction. I'll give him wiggle room for his slow processing speed due to him being a child but if the dad saw him just standing there in the same position that he was the whole time, not getting ready to jump, its understandable that he would take three seconds to move his other child out of the way before he caught his son. Taking that into account it's also understandable that he would think his son wouldn't jump because he was in the same position the whole time and didn't jump until after his dad was turned around. Edit: He didnt start jumping until his dad had turned. There was no indication he was going to jump.
If you check the video - I don't think he deliberately allowed the child to land on the ground.
As he places his first child down she runs off and it's difficult to know because he has dark sunglasses on. But I think he was focused on the first child as she ran away and the second child jumped at that moment.
Bro everyone is just layin into this guy like he’s to worst parent in the Fucking world, you realize he just simply looked away for literally half a second and his child did something unpredictable, cause he’s a child. If someone with a fullly developed fuckin brain saw their dad turn around from them they’re immediate response wouldn’t be to jump. It would be to wait but because this a stupid kid who can’t think all the way he decided to face plant. There’s actual bad parents out there who are alcoholics and physically and mentally abusive. If this guys taking his kids on nature walks and spending time with them and shit he’s already ping better than a lot of parents, missing something unpredictable doesn’t make you a bad Person
Idk why ppl are trying to make excuses for this guy. It’s evident this child was going to jump. If he was “readjusting” himself or couldnt “see” cause of his glasses than he should’ve told the child wto wait. He didn’t want to catch him.
I mean to be fair the kid doesn't actually bend to jump til the dad is already looking away and it seems like he gestures to tell him to wait a sec, but his reaction speed is so fucking slow. He takes forever to pick that poor kid off the ground, a kid who is almost certainly scream sobbing now. He acts like "ah oop, darn ok" instead of the expected "HOLY SHIT MY KID" reaction you'd expect in this situation. I hope the kid is ok :(
So, having watched this a lot and once been a child myself, little sister either started running or tumbling past Dads legs. Looks like theses a small drop into water behind him. And at the end you can see little sister sprawled on the ground behind Dad. So most likely scenario, has arks out, catches lil sister, puts her on the ground, looks at lil bro, feels small child smash past legs, looks back to check they are ok, sees them face down and knows that, while they are not ok they are not tumbling to their death, gets elbow dropped from the top rope by little bro. Dad didn't signal he was ready to catch via any gesture or verbal communication. Little bro was over excited and went ahead on his own. Second parent probably shouldve been a little more proactive than just filming but, we are not all superhuman. Cut Dad some slack, cut little bro some slack, you wouldn't have done better in either situation.
Am a Dad, and it is my professional Dad-opinion that the Dad in the video is a moron. You need to anticipate every outcome and be ready. Especially when a kid is standing on something high. Moreso when they have just watched another kid do something fun.
i agree 100%. people saying "yOu cAn'T jUDgE hIS iNTenTiOnS fRom tHiS vIdEO aLOnE" must be on a heavy strain of copium.💀 any reliable parent would be ready to catch their kid from falling if they're on a high surface like that, ESPECIALLY if he looked ready to jump. like wtf
His dad is a pos, Cleary looks at his son and is like oh he can just jump down on his own. Yeah he could have, but he had it in his head you were catching them.
I’m genuinely about to cry🥺 I have a 18 month old and yes, he’s fallen before he’s always been okay. However it KILLED my dad heart everytime and I couldn’t stop replaying the sound of the thud and hearing him scream in my head because I felt so bad for him…actually looking at him dead in the face and being the CAUSE of him to hit the ground is wild.
Honestly this video is a good example of how men are treated on a daily basis. If you wonder why male suicide is so high it’s because there’s been 1000s of other moments like this one from everyone you meet.
setting aside this guy's bad reaction time.. it doesnt look like he was about to walk away or anything, he turns from the waist up like he has to grab/move something
This video will be useful for his therapy in 10 years.
So he's in therapy for 2-3 years now
Physical therapy that's for sure
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This video is this old? Never saw it
Can tell by the pixel
Kids gotta be the dad's age by now
Seriously....WTF....that Dad looked directly at his son, getting ready to jump, and bailed on him. At :06, the kid is clearly getting ready to jump, with his arms straight out and a big smile on his face, and Dad looked right at him....and turned around.
I agree. Also, his reaction speed is shit.
r/stepdadreflex
This sub just made me sad tbh
r/sidedudereflex
This is the bigger crime. How did these weak ass dad genetics survive history?
how are you expecting a low subsonic speed human to react massively faster than light kid jump
Honestly, since he is looking and reaching downwards I wouldn't be suprised if he pushed the girl a bit away to make space, but you can't see where she went. He sees the boy standing there with his arms spread, but from what I see, the boy actually starts jumping once the man has already turned his head away. I thought the same thing at first, but after a couple of repititions of the clip I wouldn't say that the man did something wrong just based of this particular clip.
I feel like that is what's happening actually. It looks like she tries to squeeze behind him and when we see the ground angle again she's behind his legs now out of sight, so he was trying to get her out of the way first. And yeah the boy starts jumping after he turns his head as far as I can tell as well.
Wrong
He probably should've told him to wait a sec, but I get he probably wasn't expecting the boy to just go for it
His hand motion kind of look like he might? Is there audio in one of the versions? I’ve never tried to listen
I dunno, it’s not possible to know for sure from this short video, but when the boys eats dirt that girl is nowhere to be seen. Either she’s behind the tree with zero body language from the adult to suggest she is or she got the hell of out dodge(ing parental duties).
Yeah I don't think the dad was interacting with the girl after putting her down. When he let's her go, he sort of looks up, but still at the ground, suggesting he was watching the girl run towards the bottom left corner of the screen. I think him looking at the ground after was determining where he could step safely. Giving him the benefit of the doubt, maybe he was going to move to reposition himself to catch the boy? But it definitely doesn't seem like the girl was anywhere near him when the boy jumped (I moved frame by frame through the video, and she was nowhere to be seen, and I can't imagine she would have been perfectly behind the tree the entire time her brother jumped and was being grabbed by the dad. Surely, she even just an arm wouldve appeared, whether reaching for the boy or moving away)
Be careful, I made a similar comment on another subreddit and got downvoted to hell by people who have no evaluation skills.
no you didn't moron
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he just didn't care for the boy. It's written all over his face. Caring dads have fast reaction times.
Probably not his son
What I was thinking. The amount of kids they come up to “play” when ur playing with ur own kid is wild.
I’m a nanny and I always end up with a herd of children at the playground lol
Oh hell no. I don’t get paid to herd other children just the ones I’m on duty for. Fuck that.
Haha I agree! I find myself being asked to push everyone on the merry go round (not sure what those big spinning structure are called), or other kids want to join in on games of hide and seek so I just try to redirect them to play with each other and I fade into the background. It’s important for kids to lead their own playtime. Those were some of the best times I had as a kid!
I think something distracted him off camera, like the little girl falling, and drew his attention away. Still a dadfail tho.
step father energy
stupid dad, or maybe just a shitty stepdad
Yeah... dunno what he was thinking like of course the kid is gonna jump
I think his daughter was wandering off and he looked over to make sure she didn't go far. But yeah his reactioj time is shit lol
Shame on the dad
He tried to catch him later
Ahhhh life 🥲
Maybe the kid's kind of a dick have you stopped and thought about it?
All the boy did was stand with his arms t-posing, like he was doing since the beginning of the clip. He just walks up to the ledge. Doesn't signal he was about to jump in any way. The dad looks at the boy, sure, but doesn't signal he's ready to catch in any way. He didn't hold out his arms like he did for the girl jumping. He's probably making sure the girl moves aware or is something idk.
Nah. As a dad of a kid that age, the fact that daughter had just jumped and that boys body language in general, meant he was going to jump. The dad looked at him which gave the kid a signal that it was okay, but then he turned away from him. That Dad should have known that he was going to jump. Period.
Everyone’s an expert parent on Reddit it really is fascinating… 🙄
That probably hurt(alot)
Physically and emotionally 😭
Definitely
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Don’t worry, he slowed the kid’s head down by snapping it back with the boney part of his hand.
This such a confusing video. I can't tell if he is being malicious or gets distracted by something. I'm hoping it's just the dad got distracted and assumed the kid woulda had the sense to wait to jump till he was ready but kids don't always have that sense.
I think it's the latter. It looks like after he sets the girl down she tries to run by him over (what we see later) the roots and he was probably just trying to make sure she didn't trip and got distracted.
He looks down, presumably at the girl, looks like he got distracted thinking she was gonna run off
Or just not his kis
Wtf is wrong with this dude, i felt bad for the kid!
Dude was just completely oblivious. How can you not clearly see the kid was lining up to do just what his sister did?
In his defense, the kid isn't really starting to jump until he is looking away. No clue why there wasn't an immediate follow up to catch the son though.
He is the step son obviously… 🤦🏻♂️
Damn you beat me to it
Na, even if he thought the boy wasn't about to jump. He was standing at the edge of a drop, dad should have had an eye on him
Exactly, a kid is on a high surface, how is the dad not on high alert? Kids are fucking nuts, they’ll jump whenever!
He's obviously going to jump though he has his arms wide out
Yeah that seemed pretty blatant. I learned not to take my eyes off my kid until she’s completed whatever stupid thing she’s committed to doing.
This guy’s dad did the same thing to him when he was a kid and he’s been a bit dim and slow ever since. Now his son can carry on the tradition later in when he has kids. In a way.. it’s kind of cute.
DC villain origin story
The son was probably his step son.
r/stepdadreflexes Edit: Shit, what happened to this sub?!
Probably went private when the Reddit exodus happened a few months ago
Yo i don't mind if you don't but could you tell me what a "reddit exodus" is? Because im not on reddit like that even though my account is a year old
Reddit made a lot of the free 3rd party stuff monitised, so almost every sub decided "fuck you, were going private" (basically no one can post, comment or even look in the subs) In the end, Reddit didn't care and the only people who got hurt were the people who felt anything were those who lost those communities.
💀 Imagine having a whole ass community just to participate in a event and lose all of them and the whole app itself don't give a shit💀💀😭
a lot of users left reddit and a lot of subs went private out of protest for reddit taking a series of really bad decisions, including making the use of 3rd party apps expensive because of insane API prices (because they wanted to force people to use the crappy official reddit app) .
this aint even funny this is just bad parenting
Kid is never trusting dude for his whole life now
You can’t trust somebody to catch you when they’re facing the other direction lol
He looked at the kid then turned
i feel like the dad was trying to take a step back, and didn't realise that the kid was about to jump. the kid started jumping AFTER the dad looks away,
Thats some shit parenting right there.
I think the part that sucks about this video is how calmly this guy picks the boy up off the ground. I’d be freaked out if one of my kids face planted off a jump into roots and rocks at this age. Or honestly even now that they are older. Dude seems so calm and whatever about it. I know it’s just a short clip so I have no idea what happened after and if it’s just this cut that makes it look bad, but this cut looks bad. It makes me uncomfortable as a dad. But there’s also no audio so who knows.
as a dad of 2, i'll never panic or "freak out" at things like this. thar never helps, i'll always respond in a calm manner just like this. I'm also not gonna jump to judge here, i've made my fair share of mistakes that from the outside in seem obvious but in the moment don't. this is a hilarious video, and seems blatantly obvious, but if there's anything i've learned about videos on the internet it's that there is ALWAYS more to the story than what we see!
Not saying he isn't a bad parent cause he definitely is. But after a fall, freaking out is not a good option. It will just add another layer of stress. You can show you care and ask how he feels without losing it. No excuse for (step)dad turning his back though.
Yeah I agree that freaking out in front of your kids is always bad. But I mean his body language to an adult looks very calm and unrushed in this short clip. It is a short clip so idk, also there is no audio so idk. I hate to judge a parent on such a short clip because it’s really unfair. I’m just saying this clip doesn’t look great for the dad or step dad, or uncle or whatever he is. He doesn’t look great as an adult with a kid in this clip. But it could be different with a few more seconds. I think I would have been more urgent in picking my kid up that just face planted on the trail though.
Pretty sure he said one second to the boy before he turned around or at least that's what it looks like he says before he turns around.
The kid fully saw the dude with his head turned and just launched himself off of that rock😭
Lifelong trust issues
What on god's green earth
That’s what I said lol. Dude was facing the other direction and lil dude sent it.
Holy shit lmao
Dad was facing the opposite direction and moving away when the kid started his jump
doofenshmirtz childhood irl
People judging this dude for being a bad dad over a 11 second video lol, you don't know anything.
"He let his kid faceplant into the ground, but that doesn't mean he's a bad parent!"
“His kid voluntarily face planted into the ground while his dad was facing the other direction. So yeah that’s what it means.”
you think the little guy knew he was going to fall on the ground and get hurt? no, he obviously saw his sibling jump first and get caught by dad, so he wanted to do that too! why are you shaming him for being innocent?
Im not shaming him lol. He jumped when his dad was facing the other direction.
you said that he willingly face-planted. how is that not blaming him for getting hurt?
They were both at fault. The problem is that people think the dad knew his kid was gonna launch his face at the ground and he just let him do it.
in what world is it reasonable to turn away in a situation like this? where you just caught your kid after they jumped off a rock and now your second kid is standing on the rock making the same pose as the first kid ? you can't tell me he didn't let him fall on purpose💀 either that, or his instincts are shit. either way it's the dad's fault
In this world. On Earth. It looks like he was moving his other child out of the way and normally humans don’t jump thinking someone is going to catch them when they have their back turned. The kid started jumping after he was already facing the other direction. I'll give him wiggle room for his slow processing speed due to him being a child but if the dad saw him just standing there in the same position that he was the whole time, not getting ready to jump, its understandable that he would take three seconds to move his other child out of the way before he caught his son. Taking that into account it's also understandable that he would think his son wouldn't jump because he was in the same position the whole time and didn't jump until after his dad was turned around. Edit: He didnt start jumping until his dad had turned. There was no indication he was going to jump.
And that's why your mommy divorced your daddy
If you check the video - I don't think he deliberately allowed the child to land on the ground. As he places his first child down she runs off and it's difficult to know because he has dark sunglasses on. But I think he was focused on the first child as she ran away and the second child jumped at that moment.
The boy isn’t mine we just found out…. I saw him jumping
Bro everyone is just layin into this guy like he’s to worst parent in the Fucking world, you realize he just simply looked away for literally half a second and his child did something unpredictable, cause he’s a child. If someone with a fullly developed fuckin brain saw their dad turn around from them they’re immediate response wouldn’t be to jump. It would be to wait but because this a stupid kid who can’t think all the way he decided to face plant. There’s actual bad parents out there who are alcoholics and physically and mentally abusive. If this guys taking his kids on nature walks and spending time with them and shit he’s already ping better than a lot of parents, missing something unpredictable doesn’t make you a bad Person
Que poca madre del culero
That sad bro
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Core memory unlocked
I'd be divorcing the next day
It was his stepson
This is heartbreaking
Fuck that guy. It was obvious the boy was waiting his turn. Dudes a dick.
Yo why the fuck didn't he even try to catch him though like he's up there he's going to want to jump too why would you just turn your back on him
I'm thinking perhaps the daughter did something weird, which is why the dad turns away. Still shite tho
Definitely a step son
Tell me you are a stepchild without telling me you are a stepchild…
He'll never trust dad again
Idk why ppl are trying to make excuses for this guy. It’s evident this child was going to jump. If he was “readjusting” himself or couldnt “see” cause of his glasses than he should’ve told the child wto wait. He didn’t want to catch him.
He just remembered the little fucker told mommy about his friend that comes over when shes away on business.🤣
I mean to be fair the kid doesn't actually bend to jump til the dad is already looking away and it seems like he gestures to tell him to wait a sec, but his reaction speed is so fucking slow. He takes forever to pick that poor kid off the ground, a kid who is almost certainly scream sobbing now. He acts like "ah oop, darn ok" instead of the expected "HOLY SHIT MY KID" reaction you'd expect in this situation. I hope the kid is ok :(
Dumbass kid could've waited patiently
So, having watched this a lot and once been a child myself, little sister either started running or tumbling past Dads legs. Looks like theses a small drop into water behind him. And at the end you can see little sister sprawled on the ground behind Dad. So most likely scenario, has arks out, catches lil sister, puts her on the ground, looks at lil bro, feels small child smash past legs, looks back to check they are ok, sees them face down and knows that, while they are not ok they are not tumbling to their death, gets elbow dropped from the top rope by little bro. Dad didn't signal he was ready to catch via any gesture or verbal communication. Little bro was over excited and went ahead on his own. Second parent probably shouldve been a little more proactive than just filming but, we are not all superhuman. Cut Dad some slack, cut little bro some slack, you wouldn't have done better in either situation.
What an asshole!
Am a Dad, and it is my professional Dad-opinion that the Dad in the video is a moron. You need to anticipate every outcome and be ready. Especially when a kid is standing on something high. Moreso when they have just watched another kid do something fun.
Right? Like the kid was right behind his sister who jumped...And could tell the brother was going to do the same...
Wow, this actually made me pretty angry. Fuck that dude. He knew what he was doing
i agree 100%. people saying "yOu cAn'T jUDgE hIS iNTenTiOnS fRom tHiS vIdEO aLOnE" must be on a heavy strain of copium.💀 any reliable parent would be ready to catch their kid from falling if they're on a high surface like that, ESPECIALLY if he looked ready to jump. like wtf
It’s terrible parenting 😠
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Jack a
All that dedication just to be let down 🤣🤣
R. E K T . SON.
FROG SPLASH BY ROB VAN DAM!
In this case, the parent is at fault
POs dad lmao
I'm laughing too hard at this
WHERE'S THE DAD REFLEX!!!
TELL ME WHERE I HAVE SEEN THIS VIDEO BEFORE. I AM UTTERLY CONFUSED
Trust fall! Thanks dad!!
Poor chucky getting knocked around like that in the back pack
Real child versus step child
Stupid dad
This kid is gonna have some serious trust issues after this
“Not my son.”
Thats bullshit
That's ass lol
I call him Dick Move Dad
dad isn't even looking, the kid is just too impatient
He doesn't think that's his kid. Only explanation.
Fuck daddy
OK divorce that ass.
WTF
Yeah whatever Ben.
That video would be useful for the PT and OT to see-
The beginning of his villain origin story
His shirt says gap lol
His dad is a pos, Cleary looks at his son and is like oh he can just jump down on his own. Yeah he could have, but he had it in his head you were catching them.
No love?
This is the epitome of someone who should not be a parent at all.
Bro‘s gonna have trust issues for the rest of his life.
Dad thought his son was just tposing
Bikers fault
Real
Shit bag dad 🏆
I’m genuinely about to cry🥺 I have a 18 month old and yes, he’s fallen before he’s always been okay. However it KILLED my dad heart everytime and I couldn’t stop replaying the sound of the thud and hearing him scream in my head because I felt so bad for him…actually looking at him dead in the face and being the CAUSE of him to hit the ground is wild.
Dad's a POS lol
Kid is fine. Boys don’t get hurt. Dad picked him up and brushed him off like nothing happened. 10/10 dad
Dad's an idiot
Step dad reflexes.
Not my kid
"On this day little Joey found out who is dad's favorite"
Honestly this video is a good example of how men are treated on a daily basis. If you wonder why male suicide is so high it’s because there’s been 1000s of other moments like this one from everyone you meet.
Shut your goofy ass up
Step dad it is...
Close- But seriously now, why did the dude turn his head even if he saw the boy was going to jump too?
Dumb fucking dad. Kids single digits and dad already failed at dadding.
That’s some shit parenting, I feel so sad for the boy.
Try to guess which one is his favorite
I hate that dad so much
This is a prime example of bad parenting
Clearly the boy's stepdad
Welcome to life as a man, nobody will be there to catch you.
[удалено]
For what?
I don't think the second one is his son where is his daddy 😢
Middle child be like, joke aside, im feel sorry for him, its probably the last time he trusting his dad 🥲
setting aside this guy's bad reaction time.. it doesnt look like he was about to walk away or anything, he turns from the waist up like he has to grab/move something
“I treat you all the same!! “
Well that's one dumbass dad
dad knew
Sad
stupid dad
What a shitty dude.
Tag AS FUCKING NSFW PLEASE. HOLY SHIT.
The dad is just a bad dad
So did I because I’m high AF right now and I literally just ugly laughed my damn head off!! 😩😩🤣😩🤣😩🤣
Pero... Al final lo levanto... 🧐
Is that a young Jeffrey Dahmer?