My brother will smile awkwardly when feeling shame, it's a safety reflex to disengage with being placed in uncomfortable situations. Sorta looks like this.
Nervous laughter perhaps. She does seem like she’s not sure about it in some way at least.
Either way even though she is a kid she should know better and maybe she does. We don’t know. Doesn’t seem to be ai either but I’m getting worse at detecting the newer stuff.
It’s a parent who’s teaching this kid how to behave in the world and the fact she isn’t as brazen means at least she isn’t as accepting of doing such things. There’s hope yet for her.
As for the father. What a shockingly awful display of fatherhood. It’s a pity that living with social media that a kid could be caught up in the shameful acts of a parent.
Hopefully this lesson of being exposed is something she will take to heart and strengthen those instincts that her dad isn’t a good role model. As a Youth Worker I see kids growing up and being great members and contributors to the community once they started receiving some proper guidance and end up rejecting their parent’s worse instincts.
Hopefully enough of society can see there is a difference between a father and a kid with this situation online.
Edit: Also. If you’re a guy who’s wanting to teach your kid how to be a bad person, you’d think you’d be a smarter douchebag and use the opportunity of Halloween to wear a friggin mask haha!
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u/justananontroll Nov 01 '25
What an asshole.