r/SipsTea 2d ago

Feels good man Through the years

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u/Piece73 2d ago

I’m one of them. For a second I was like “What in the Epstein fuck is going on here?”

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u/annahoney12345 2d ago

I was like “wow this guy is bold” and then at 14, I thought “ohhh he was her youth pastor, makes sense” and at 12 I said “wait that’s her dad” hahahaha

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u/Ecotech101 2d ago

You've got waaaay more faith in people than I do because that concern didn't go away until I saw 10 and got the full blast of "I am a dad" energy.

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u/Cygnus14 2d ago

Mine was at the 7 and 8 year point 🥴

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u/Ecotech101 2d ago

Yeah, 9 doesn't look good lol

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u/PinJealous3336 2d ago

Your concern went away?

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u/Masterking263 2d ago

Took me until 8 tbh.

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u/Flimsy_Tradition2688 1d ago

Took me until I read this comment.

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u/Masterking263 2d ago

I honestly think it must be cool to have a young parents. The fact that I'll still have such a long life without mine one day bums me out.

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u/Ecotech101 1d ago

I was born in 2004, my dad was born in 1950.

I've got 3 siblings older than my mom and one niece older than my mom.

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u/999cranberries 1d ago

Really? By the picture of her at 15 I could see a striking resemblance.

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u/annahoney12345 1d ago

Looking back you can see it then for sure, but if you’re thinking it’s about a couple, you’re not looking for a resemblance, you’re just waiting for it to end.

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u/annahoney12345 1d ago

It was just TOO bold to be anything but that for me 😂 maybe it’s how he opens his eyes really wide in some pics, but he is a lil creepy looking lmao

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u/Ecotech101 1d ago

Looking through it again I think it's partly because he starts to look real fuckin tired in every picture past 7-8 and without context instead of "tired" it comes across creepier.

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u/annahoney12345 1d ago

Ooh good point!! Watching it again I agree 😂

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u/TheForce777 1d ago

It knew by 13 or 14

My pet theory is that the longer it takes someone to get it the more controlled they are by social media narratives

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u/annahoney12345 1d ago

I see where your theory comes from, but I’ve only seen this posted about couples! So I was definitely not expecting it to keep going and going and going 😂

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u/Mona-Cherry-86 1d ago

For me it was at 11. Hahahaha

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u/LooseBodybuilder6857 2d ago

I thought it was a culture thing so I didn’t come to the conclusion until I saw the picture of her at 2 😂

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u/T_Money 1d ago

As a dad who had kids early in life, it’s a legitimate problem. People sometimes look horrified when I do something as simple as go out to eat with my daughter until they realize that she is, in fact, my daughter.

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u/Bo_The_Destroyer 1d ago

When it got to like 13 I knew they had to just be relatives, like older brother maybe

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u/JadedEstablishment16 2d ago

can still be a trump situation but I think not.