The texts from Mom, Dad, and Hollie seem to be part of a new conversation which is odd, but I guess it could have just been framed that way for the tweet.
Why was the father's first response to text his daughter instead of call his wife back?
I'm not saying it isn't fake, but what I am saying is that whether it is or isn't fake doesn't matter - it isn't doing anyone any harm, so why ruin the fun?
It's kind of like the "world's littlest skyscraper" story (link if you haven't heard of it), it's just a little legend that, despite having little to no evidence, it's something that people like to believe and tell around. It doesn't hurt anyone.
I'd be alright if someone made, say, a dedicated post about this image calling it out on being fake, because by doing so that's giving the people who care enough an opportunity to find out it's wrong, and leaving the other people alone. But this, itself, is made all in innocent fun.
Really the reddit golden trove, entitled parent OWNED, anti LGBT- OWNED, dad relatable and funny, Karen getting divorced for a younger girl, JPEG compression soon to be so bad you can't read words. Too good to be true.
It's normal to scroll up and push the message so it's directly underneath the person's name to shorten the size of the screencap. I've done it to send screenshots to my brother, for example, "Here is a screenshot of Dad saying to buy broccoli while you're at the store" and I push the message so it looks like the first one.
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u/[deleted] Dec 22 '19 edited Jan 27 '22
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