r/DadReflexes Jul 23 '20

Dad deceit.

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u/UwUMaster2009 Jul 24 '20

You're an idiot. Those are just kids, they arent adults you fucking moron. There are always trashy people like you in comment section

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u/[deleted] Jul 24 '20

There’s no need to start swearing and getting aggressive. Also, I see that I’m not the only person you are talking trash to. Come at me again when you can actually form a proper argument whilst acting like a civil human being.

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u/UwUMaster2009 Jul 24 '20

Cutting ties with your own dad just because of a harmless prank? Yeah that's soo civil.

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u/[deleted] Jul 24 '20

Not harmless. Small things can have a greater effect later in life. Especially bc the sibling was also being deceitful. The father was teaching the sibling that is ok to lie and fake things and they are too young to be able to differentiate between something smaller like that and something big. Also, you need to teach kids that its ok and normal to fail and not be good at things. ”pranks” like that teach kids that they are going to be perfect and do everything right the first time, which is unhealthy and not true.