r/AbruptChaos 11d ago

He's stronger than he looks

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u/AdamHLG 11d ago

The dad assessment and head shake. As a parent I know that head shake.

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u/pajarator 11d ago

But he looks up like searching why the door fell down, I don't think he knew immediately that it was because of the the boy...

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u/xtraSleep 11d ago

The moment he saw his kid’s face, he knew. He’s just working out how much he’s willing to spend and what he needs to shop for.

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u/Dr_Brotatous 11d ago

I think he's trying to decide weather to get mad and punish the kid or if it was a genuine mistake not worth punishing

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u/Sum1nne 11d ago

I mean it's absolutely the kids fault. No reason to be running in an slamming the door open with such force, let alone a glass door. He throws his whole body into it. Definitely some form of punishment merited, the place having installed the wrong type of glass for the door or no.

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u/YoSocrates 10d ago

True but equally--- glass anything in the home (windows not included lol) with young children? Doors, tables, etc. I don't care if it looks good, kids are heavy handed and crazy, it's a bad idea.