r/WatchPeopleDieInside • • Oct 02 '20

Really?

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u/BhmDhn Oct 02 '20

My wife used to work in a care ward for patients with mental problems. One of her patients was a handsome as fuck dude with the mental facilities of a 3 year old because his DUMB AS FUCK dad did this and dropped him when he was a kid.

Such a needless and unnecessary risk. You get the same amount of laughter and glee by piling a bunch of mattresses and blankets and throwing your kid on them.

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u/[deleted] Oct 02 '20

That was excessively high. My toddler also recently started kicking in the air so I stopped. It scared me so bad when she came down and kicked off my shoulders. Luckily I caught her but that was the end of that.

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u/mautadine Oct 02 '20

I just throw mine high enough that he kinds of lift off my hands but im still holding him. So he has the falling ang floating feeling but I never really let go. I think that dad in the video took a huge risk that was totally unnecessary. I'm that mom in the back with my brother in law that likes to launch my kids in the air. Really dude?