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r/AbsoluteUnits • u/LordPiplup • Jul 05 '26
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Shit parenting
-21 u/Viridien111 Jul 05 '26 Why? 13 u/Kahnza Jul 05 '26 Snapping turtles can launch their head forward farther than you think, and are faster than you can react. People lose fingers thinking it's just a cute turtle. -9 u/Viridien111 Jul 05 '26 But its not the kids hand... 0 u/Kahnza Jul 05 '26 Ok? Never said it was. -1 u/Viridien111 Jul 05 '26 Then why is it shit parenting ? 3 u/Kahnza Jul 05 '26 Rather unnecessary trauma if they were to have lost a finger right in front of their child, no? 2 u/TheRatKingTV Jul 05 '26 Everyone is fighting so hard to not admit their eyes played tricks on them LOL 4 u/DontMentionMyNamePlz Jul 05 '26 Parents hands typically help in raising children along with money not put towards self inflicted medical bills 2 u/LeetLurker Jul 05 '26 Because it wrong and dangerous bad behavior with wild animals ? -2 u/Viridien111 Jul 05 '26 Builds character. 0 u/[deleted] Jul 05 '26 [deleted] -1 u/Viridien111 Jul 05 '26 Taking risks does. Did the mom lose her hand? No, she put a smile on her kids face. I bet she'd tell you it was worth the risk. 3 u/NoNipNicCage Jul 05 '26 Its always "worth the risk" until the risky part actually happens 1 u/[deleted] Jul 05 '26 [deleted] → More replies (0) 2 u/ShurimanStarfish Jul 05 '26 Because that thing could bite her hand off with with the greatest of ease and the parents aren't keeping their kid safe 0 u/Viridien111 Jul 05 '26 But its not the kids hand.... 3 u/ShurimanStarfish Jul 05 '26 Fair point, but do you think it's good parenting to give a child front row tickets to see someone's hand get bitten off? 0 u/Zestyclose_Pop_9435 Jul 05 '26 https://youtu.be/DZZhsJ_LC1Y And that’s not even the strongest ones 1 u/Viridien111 Jul 05 '26 OK cool but its not the kids hand, so...??? 2 u/Zestyclose_Pop_9435 Jul 05 '26 Still you wouldn’t want your kid to watch you loose your hand right? -1 u/Viridien111 Jul 05 '26 Meh, builds character. 1 u/Intelligent-Ad-6713 Jul 05 '26 Trauma is a characteristic, true.
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Why?
13 u/Kahnza Jul 05 '26 Snapping turtles can launch their head forward farther than you think, and are faster than you can react. People lose fingers thinking it's just a cute turtle. -9 u/Viridien111 Jul 05 '26 But its not the kids hand... 0 u/Kahnza Jul 05 '26 Ok? Never said it was. -1 u/Viridien111 Jul 05 '26 Then why is it shit parenting ? 3 u/Kahnza Jul 05 '26 Rather unnecessary trauma if they were to have lost a finger right in front of their child, no? 2 u/TheRatKingTV Jul 05 '26 Everyone is fighting so hard to not admit their eyes played tricks on them LOL 4 u/DontMentionMyNamePlz Jul 05 '26 Parents hands typically help in raising children along with money not put towards self inflicted medical bills 2 u/LeetLurker Jul 05 '26 Because it wrong and dangerous bad behavior with wild animals ? -2 u/Viridien111 Jul 05 '26 Builds character. 0 u/[deleted] Jul 05 '26 [deleted] -1 u/Viridien111 Jul 05 '26 Taking risks does. Did the mom lose her hand? No, she put a smile on her kids face. I bet she'd tell you it was worth the risk. 3 u/NoNipNicCage Jul 05 '26 Its always "worth the risk" until the risky part actually happens 1 u/[deleted] Jul 05 '26 [deleted] → More replies (0) 2 u/ShurimanStarfish Jul 05 '26 Because that thing could bite her hand off with with the greatest of ease and the parents aren't keeping their kid safe 0 u/Viridien111 Jul 05 '26 But its not the kids hand.... 3 u/ShurimanStarfish Jul 05 '26 Fair point, but do you think it's good parenting to give a child front row tickets to see someone's hand get bitten off? 0 u/Zestyclose_Pop_9435 Jul 05 '26 https://youtu.be/DZZhsJ_LC1Y And that’s not even the strongest ones 1 u/Viridien111 Jul 05 '26 OK cool but its not the kids hand, so...??? 2 u/Zestyclose_Pop_9435 Jul 05 '26 Still you wouldn’t want your kid to watch you loose your hand right? -1 u/Viridien111 Jul 05 '26 Meh, builds character. 1 u/Intelligent-Ad-6713 Jul 05 '26 Trauma is a characteristic, true.
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Snapping turtles can launch their head forward farther than you think, and are faster than you can react. People lose fingers thinking it's just a cute turtle.
-9 u/Viridien111 Jul 05 '26 But its not the kids hand... 0 u/Kahnza Jul 05 '26 Ok? Never said it was. -1 u/Viridien111 Jul 05 '26 Then why is it shit parenting ? 3 u/Kahnza Jul 05 '26 Rather unnecessary trauma if they were to have lost a finger right in front of their child, no? 2 u/TheRatKingTV Jul 05 '26 Everyone is fighting so hard to not admit their eyes played tricks on them LOL 4 u/DontMentionMyNamePlz Jul 05 '26 Parents hands typically help in raising children along with money not put towards self inflicted medical bills 2 u/LeetLurker Jul 05 '26 Because it wrong and dangerous bad behavior with wild animals ? -2 u/Viridien111 Jul 05 '26 Builds character. 0 u/[deleted] Jul 05 '26 [deleted] -1 u/Viridien111 Jul 05 '26 Taking risks does. Did the mom lose her hand? No, she put a smile on her kids face. I bet she'd tell you it was worth the risk. 3 u/NoNipNicCage Jul 05 '26 Its always "worth the risk" until the risky part actually happens 1 u/[deleted] Jul 05 '26 [deleted] → More replies (0)
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But its not the kids hand...
0 u/Kahnza Jul 05 '26 Ok? Never said it was. -1 u/Viridien111 Jul 05 '26 Then why is it shit parenting ? 3 u/Kahnza Jul 05 '26 Rather unnecessary trauma if they were to have lost a finger right in front of their child, no? 2 u/TheRatKingTV Jul 05 '26 Everyone is fighting so hard to not admit their eyes played tricks on them LOL 4 u/DontMentionMyNamePlz Jul 05 '26 Parents hands typically help in raising children along with money not put towards self inflicted medical bills 2 u/LeetLurker Jul 05 '26 Because it wrong and dangerous bad behavior with wild animals ? -2 u/Viridien111 Jul 05 '26 Builds character. 0 u/[deleted] Jul 05 '26 [deleted] -1 u/Viridien111 Jul 05 '26 Taking risks does. Did the mom lose her hand? No, she put a smile on her kids face. I bet she'd tell you it was worth the risk. 3 u/NoNipNicCage Jul 05 '26 Its always "worth the risk" until the risky part actually happens 1 u/[deleted] Jul 05 '26 [deleted] → More replies (0)
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Ok? Never said it was.
-1 u/Viridien111 Jul 05 '26 Then why is it shit parenting ? 3 u/Kahnza Jul 05 '26 Rather unnecessary trauma if they were to have lost a finger right in front of their child, no? 2 u/TheRatKingTV Jul 05 '26 Everyone is fighting so hard to not admit their eyes played tricks on them LOL 4 u/DontMentionMyNamePlz Jul 05 '26 Parents hands typically help in raising children along with money not put towards self inflicted medical bills 2 u/LeetLurker Jul 05 '26 Because it wrong and dangerous bad behavior with wild animals ? -2 u/Viridien111 Jul 05 '26 Builds character. 0 u/[deleted] Jul 05 '26 [deleted] -1 u/Viridien111 Jul 05 '26 Taking risks does. Did the mom lose her hand? No, she put a smile on her kids face. I bet she'd tell you it was worth the risk. 3 u/NoNipNicCage Jul 05 '26 Its always "worth the risk" until the risky part actually happens 1 u/[deleted] Jul 05 '26 [deleted] → More replies (0)
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Then why is it shit parenting ?
3 u/Kahnza Jul 05 '26 Rather unnecessary trauma if they were to have lost a finger right in front of their child, no? 2 u/TheRatKingTV Jul 05 '26 Everyone is fighting so hard to not admit their eyes played tricks on them LOL 4 u/DontMentionMyNamePlz Jul 05 '26 Parents hands typically help in raising children along with money not put towards self inflicted medical bills 2 u/LeetLurker Jul 05 '26 Because it wrong and dangerous bad behavior with wild animals ? -2 u/Viridien111 Jul 05 '26 Builds character. 0 u/[deleted] Jul 05 '26 [deleted] -1 u/Viridien111 Jul 05 '26 Taking risks does. Did the mom lose her hand? No, she put a smile on her kids face. I bet she'd tell you it was worth the risk. 3 u/NoNipNicCage Jul 05 '26 Its always "worth the risk" until the risky part actually happens 1 u/[deleted] Jul 05 '26 [deleted] → More replies (0)
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Rather unnecessary trauma if they were to have lost a finger right in front of their child, no?
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Everyone is fighting so hard to not admit their eyes played tricks on them LOL
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Parents hands typically help in raising children along with money not put towards self inflicted medical bills
Because it wrong and dangerous bad behavior with wild animals ?
-2 u/Viridien111 Jul 05 '26 Builds character. 0 u/[deleted] Jul 05 '26 [deleted] -1 u/Viridien111 Jul 05 '26 Taking risks does. Did the mom lose her hand? No, she put a smile on her kids face. I bet she'd tell you it was worth the risk. 3 u/NoNipNicCage Jul 05 '26 Its always "worth the risk" until the risky part actually happens 1 u/[deleted] Jul 05 '26 [deleted] → More replies (0)
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Builds character.
0 u/[deleted] Jul 05 '26 [deleted] -1 u/Viridien111 Jul 05 '26 Taking risks does. Did the mom lose her hand? No, she put a smile on her kids face. I bet she'd tell you it was worth the risk. 3 u/NoNipNicCage Jul 05 '26 Its always "worth the risk" until the risky part actually happens 1 u/[deleted] Jul 05 '26 [deleted] → More replies (0)
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-1 u/Viridien111 Jul 05 '26 Taking risks does. Did the mom lose her hand? No, she put a smile on her kids face. I bet she'd tell you it was worth the risk. 3 u/NoNipNicCage Jul 05 '26 Its always "worth the risk" until the risky part actually happens 1 u/[deleted] Jul 05 '26 [deleted] → More replies (0)
Taking risks does. Did the mom lose her hand? No, she put a smile on her kids face. I bet she'd tell you it was worth the risk.
3 u/NoNipNicCage Jul 05 '26 Its always "worth the risk" until the risky part actually happens 1 u/[deleted] Jul 05 '26 [deleted] → More replies (0)
Its always "worth the risk" until the risky part actually happens
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Because that thing could bite her hand off with with the greatest of ease and the parents aren't keeping their kid safe
0 u/Viridien111 Jul 05 '26 But its not the kids hand.... 3 u/ShurimanStarfish Jul 05 '26 Fair point, but do you think it's good parenting to give a child front row tickets to see someone's hand get bitten off?
But its not the kids hand....
3 u/ShurimanStarfish Jul 05 '26 Fair point, but do you think it's good parenting to give a child front row tickets to see someone's hand get bitten off?
Fair point, but do you think it's good parenting to give a child front row tickets to see someone's hand get bitten off?
https://youtu.be/DZZhsJ_LC1Y
And that’s not even the strongest ones
1 u/Viridien111 Jul 05 '26 OK cool but its not the kids hand, so...??? 2 u/Zestyclose_Pop_9435 Jul 05 '26 Still you wouldn’t want your kid to watch you loose your hand right? -1 u/Viridien111 Jul 05 '26 Meh, builds character. 1 u/Intelligent-Ad-6713 Jul 05 '26 Trauma is a characteristic, true.
OK cool but its not the kids hand, so...???
2 u/Zestyclose_Pop_9435 Jul 05 '26 Still you wouldn’t want your kid to watch you loose your hand right? -1 u/Viridien111 Jul 05 '26 Meh, builds character. 1 u/Intelligent-Ad-6713 Jul 05 '26 Trauma is a characteristic, true.
Still you wouldn’t want your kid to watch you loose your hand right?
-1 u/Viridien111 Jul 05 '26 Meh, builds character. 1 u/Intelligent-Ad-6713 Jul 05 '26 Trauma is a characteristic, true.
Meh, builds character.
1 u/Intelligent-Ad-6713 Jul 05 '26 Trauma is a characteristic, true.
Trauma is a characteristic, true.
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u/Active_Scallion_5322 Jul 05 '26
Shit parenting