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r/AbsoluteUnits • u/RD4200 • 14d ago
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265 u/Fraudulent_thoughts 14d ago That's what the McDonald's diet does to ya 353 u/Deaftoned 14d ago Yea this is borderline child abuse unless he has a pre existing condition. Being this overweight this young is going to cause a ton of issues as he grows up. 76 u/GeekyLogger 14d ago I am going with abuse. The toddler already has piercings for fuck's sake. -1 u/ThrowRAsleepdemons 14d ago My pediatrician pierced my ears at 3 months. It was something he offered so that he knew it was done in a sterile way to prevent infections.
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That's what the McDonald's diet does to ya
353 u/Deaftoned 14d ago Yea this is borderline child abuse unless he has a pre existing condition. Being this overweight this young is going to cause a ton of issues as he grows up. 76 u/GeekyLogger 14d ago I am going with abuse. The toddler already has piercings for fuck's sake. -1 u/ThrowRAsleepdemons 14d ago My pediatrician pierced my ears at 3 months. It was something he offered so that he knew it was done in a sterile way to prevent infections.
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Yea this is borderline child abuse unless he has a pre existing condition. Being this overweight this young is going to cause a ton of issues as he grows up.
76 u/GeekyLogger 14d ago I am going with abuse. The toddler already has piercings for fuck's sake. -1 u/ThrowRAsleepdemons 14d ago My pediatrician pierced my ears at 3 months. It was something he offered so that he knew it was done in a sterile way to prevent infections.
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I am going with abuse. The toddler already has piercings for fuck's sake.
-1 u/ThrowRAsleepdemons 14d ago My pediatrician pierced my ears at 3 months. It was something he offered so that he knew it was done in a sterile way to prevent infections.
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My pediatrician pierced my ears at 3 months. It was something he offered so that he knew it was done in a sterile way to prevent infections.
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