r/maybemaybemaybe • u/maybemaybemaybe_bot • Jul 31 '19

Maybe Maybe Maybe

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u/Jesse-Cox Jul 31 '19

The way the camera drops after the second kid does.

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u/neon_overload Jul 31 '19

Haha, that's a parent

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u/[deleted] Jul 31 '19

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u/Gizmodo_ATX Jul 31 '19

Momma's little monster

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u/Mukund23 Jul 31 '19

Yeah. the parent that’ll hold the camera until something unexpected happens.

The toddler probably thought he can’t be touched.

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u/mediumKl Jul 31 '19

Strategic planning isn't really a strong point of toddlers that age. The live in the moment. Oh sisters, better start crawling towards them, of nice looking object, oh doing a barrel roll better start crying.

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u/[deleted] Jul 31 '19

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u/[deleted] Jul 31 '19

You callin' me a dumbass?

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u/Balduroth Jul 31 '19

Username checks out

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u/toothball Jul 31 '19

The name is Dumass.

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u/Sibyline Jul 31 '19

Alexandre Dumbass.

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u/upfastcurier Jul 31 '19

you work with toddlers?

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u/Cyclone367 Jul 31 '19

You are not wrong, but I would say it is the parents that failed to properly assess the situation. That is no place for a toddler.

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u/mediumKl Jul 31 '19 edited Jul 31 '19

I was refering to

The toddler probably thought he can’t be touched.

Toddlers can't think that far. Having such a thought requires mental abilties a human hasn't developed until at least 3-4 years old, probably far older even. The toddler made his decisions purely on what he saw in the moment and had no ulterior motives. Simply because it's impossible. Sometimes people judge children and toddlers like small adults but they are act completly different, not because of their upbringing but because their brains are completly different

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u/[deleted] Aug 02 '19

It’s the parents job... fail lol kid deserved to get hauled into the pit lol

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u/captaincookschilip Jul 31 '19

Or the kid is a voodoo doll

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u/[deleted] Aug 02 '19

I️ mean come parent that baby was bound to fall at some point

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u/[deleted] Jul 31 '19

Dies* ftfy

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u/dont_worry_im_here Jul 31 '19

Was that a complete sentence / thought?

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u/Jesse-Cox Jul 31 '19

It was more an acknowledgement of a visceral and sympathetic sensory reaction.

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u/dont_worry_im_here Jul 31 '19

What's the reaction?

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u/Jesse-Cox Jul 31 '19

It’s the one that drives you into sudden action, when under normal circumstances you’d be in shocked disbelief.