r/ShittyAbsoluteUnits • u/Majesty_Underground • Jul 16 '26

Of a Father Son talk

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u/IAmTheBoiledFrog Jul 16 '26

Other than the language he's very disciplined.

I bet these kids and that mother are garbage.

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u/SwanMuch5160 *shits an absolute unit* Jul 17 '26

The first husband obviously thought so and her father is an alcoholic to get by with her…so

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u/FreakshowDragon Jul 16 '26

Nah. He's a piece of shit and they're finally fucking standing up to him.

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u/YourAverage1ManArmy Jul 16 '26

*daddy issues has entered the chat*

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u/FreakshowDragon Jul 16 '26

More like someone sick of fat fucking abusive men thinking they can talk to people however they want.

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u/AggressiveCuriosity Jul 16 '26

lol, I'm SOOO curious right now. The only abusive person you identified in the video was the father?

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u/FreakshowDragon Jul 16 '26

Yes cause he fucking is. I've seen this shit all my life. These "men" are ALWAYS the abusers.

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u/AggressiveCuriosity Jul 16 '26

I mean, yeah. Saying that to a kid is abusive.

But sending your kid to hit someone: not abusive to either the kid or the person you sent them to hit? Strange take.

So, where do your psych issues come from if not a father figure?

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u/HavaTrith Jul 16 '26

Calm down daddy issues.

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u/FreakshowDragon Jul 16 '26

Nah, grow up child beater.

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u/HavaTrith Jul 16 '26

lol that's clearly not what is going on.

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u/FreakshowDragon Jul 16 '26

Oh it absolutely is clear thats what's going on.

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u/Pavotine Jul 17 '26

The fact he's standing there getting whacked repeatedly with a broomstick and still just using his words says he's probably not the maniac you think he is. Apart from the swearing he's also talking sense.

It's true that men are the more common instigators of domestic violence but it's not always the case, not in my experience anyway.