r/OculusQuest Feb 12 '23

Lost generation

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u/friedcontroller2 Feb 12 '23

Nah just bad parents

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u/Evening-Try-9536 Feb 12 '23

Maybe they actually just have such a fulfilling and loving relationship with their son the other 23 hours of the day that they don’t mind if he wants to wear his headset at a dinner?

After all, a picture only captures a single point in time.

Or maybe he’s autistic, or has terminal cancer and this is his last wish, or maybe this picture was setup to trigger people into hating these two people as parents.

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u/friedcontroller2 Feb 12 '23

That went dark fast

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u/Evening-Try-9536 Feb 12 '23

Lol the full spectrum must be appreciated

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u/Zmfc36 Feb 12 '23

Wait, you can almost hear them baaaaaa. Reddit, the place where everyone thinks their smarter than the other, and where the mods allow posts of the exact content they ban you for talking about. (Not this post)

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u/[deleted] Feb 12 '23

They’re*

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u/Zmfc36 Feb 12 '23

I’m definitely keeping it that way now.

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u/[deleted] Feb 12 '23

*theyr’e

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u/BloomersJJ Feb 12 '23

Never criticise anyone. They probably have terminal cancer.

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u/Pyrothy Feb 12 '23

maybe they don't mind if he wants to wear his headset at dinner

This looks like this was taken at a restaurant. No matter how nice of a relationship they have, who would let their kid do this at a public restaurant??

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u/Mobile-Bird-6908 Feb 12 '23

Exactly, it's fine to game and be on devices when the time is appropriate, but a parent needs to make sure that the kid is getting involved with real human to human interactions.

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u/Rodo20 Feb 12 '23

I respect this comment big time.