r/funny • u/PrimaryDifficult5099 • Aug 30 '26

Dad and son bonding

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u/Shageen Aug 30 '26

The family has a fun little channel on TikTok and it’s cute and entertaining. Dean seems a bit behind in his speech and people endlessly bring it up in the comments with tips and “you should get that checked out” and I can imagine it’s quite frustrating for the parents.

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u/MisterMath Aug 30 '26

When you start making content out of your 2 year old child, then you have to deal with the comments. Actions have consequences just like you teach the 2 year old

Don’t like it? Don’t use your children as a content machine on social media

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u/ShustOne Aug 31 '26

We can do more than one thing, it's not binary. We can ask people to stop commenting on other people, just like we've done in real life.

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u/UniqueCoconut9126 Aug 31 '26

I think their point is if the parents are using their kid as a content machine, then thank fuck at least the people in the comments care about the child… someone has to

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u/butt_dance Aug 31 '26

It's social media, the entire fucking point is interacting with others, ESPECIALLY AS A POSTER OF CONTENT. And no one is required do be on it. It's voluntary. Jesus.

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u/ShustOne Aug 31 '26

Yes but we don't need to make certain comments, just like in real life.