18 Bad, Bad, Badddddd Dads Who Will Probably Go Down In History As The Most Incompetent People Ever
Note: Some posts include topics of verbal abuse, drug abuse, mental illness, and animal abuse. Please proceed with caution.
1.This dad, who called his child by their dead name instead of their new one:
2.This dad, who was anything but sympathetic when his daughter decided not to visit him (all because she was supporting her boyfriend through his own dad's death):
3.This dad, who made fun of his kid for wanting to get a COVID-19 vaccine:
4.This dad, who refused to "accept" his son for identifying as bisexual (and the son called him out on his ridiculous behavior):
5.This dad, who totally disregarded the importance of his son's psychological evaluation, and blamed his mother:
6.This dad, who had zeroooooo contact with his daughter, but felt "insulted" that he wasn't invited to her wedding:
7.This dad, who judged his daughter for how she was raising her son, leaving his two cents where it totally wasn't needed:
8.This dad, who tried to prove over and over and OVER that he was a "good dad" by guilt-tripping his kid:
9.This dad, who had zero boundaries and didn't take no for an answer when his son refused to grab breakfast with him:
10.This dad, who wished his kid a happy birthday A DAY LATE and proceeded to sh*t on the kid's mom in the process:
11.This dad, who gave away his 14-year-old daughter's cat without considering her feelings at ALL:
12.This dad, who made his kid feel guilty for not helping him out around the house:
13.This dad, who was obsessive about getting in contact with their kid and called them over 350 times:
14.This dad, who delivered a package to his kid's address without permission and was IMPOSSIBLE about it all:
15.This dad, who thought it was perfectly reasonable to keep his kid's insurance money:
16.This dad, who didn't love the cutlery set his daughter thoughtfully bought him for Christmas, and sold it on Facebook Marketplace:
17.This dad, who unfairly relies on their kid and only stays in contact because he wants something:
18.And this dad, who yelled at his daughter for being "ungrateful" because she set a healthy boundary for herself:
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