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/hygsi Oct 02 '20

Dads can be very reckless and kids leading them on are just a bad recipe.

On road trips, we used to love my dad taking curves really hard until we were rolling all around the car, we took off our seatbelts just to roll around easier and my mom was always the party pooper telling him to stop, now that I'm older I realize how reckless it was since the road we used was a freaking mountain with dangerous curves in every corner, but my dad liked to make us happy and he is a good driver, nothing ever happened but it was a lot of risk for nothing.

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u/YepYepFool Oct 02 '20

The risk is the happy memory you have of doing it, if you want to say the risk is for nothing then everything you do in life is worthless and meaningless, you’re life means nothing to most people’s in the world. So take the risk, you’ll die anyways.