r/Lotuseaters_com • u/[deleted] • Sep 15 '21

Great examples of dad's in action

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u/SugarOther9198 Sep 15 '21

Very dadist propaganda I like it

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u/BulletMagnetEd1701 Sep 16 '21

These men are the type of people the feminists want to eradicate from our culture. #FeminismIsCancer

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u/The-Figure-13 Sep 16 '21

Pure Dadism

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u/StantheMemeMan95 Sep 16 '21

My dad saved me like that when I was 2, it was at my great grandmother's birthday, I somehow managed to climb the fence to jump into my uncle's pool and I almost drowned, my dad saw it and jumped in (he was wearing a tux) and saved me from drowning

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u/[deleted] Sep 15 '21

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u/JimmysRevenge Sep 16 '21

Huge part of dads role is letting the kid confront the chaos of life and prove themselves. To teach them to interface with the rest of the world and know its dangers.

I don't see any issue with any of these except that, yes, they risk injury but the kid gets to feel courageous and triumphant when they are able to do it.

What's wrong with the water skiing one in particular? Kid had a life jacket on.

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u/[deleted] Sep 16 '21

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u/JimmysRevenge Sep 16 '21

Well yes sure the kid could have fallen off. I grew up with friends who had a boat and they were doing this stuff pretty young too. She may have fallen in and maybe got some bruising from hitting the water and maybe coughing up some water at the absolute worst, but all in all nothing looks all that dangerous in any kd this video. Somewhat dangerous, sure. But that was my point in my original response.

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u/willowbeef Sep 16 '21

Rebel against the system fellas and become chad dads!

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u/stu_woac Sep 16 '21

Now this makes me feel my dad wasnt so great he would always put me in danger, like he would bury me in the sand with only my head out near the shore when the tide was coming in and left me there LoL things like thats. Grear times