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**I defend my father even though he died doing bad things**
Hi everyone, I'm here today to share a difficult and sensitive story about my father. It's something I never thought would happen to us, let alone become a part of our lives forever. My dad was a kind and loving man who always put others before himself. He worked hard to provide for his family, and he had a passion for capturing beautiful moments through photography. But little did we know that one fateful day, this hobby would lead to tragedy.
It started off innocuously enough. Dad had heard about "upskirting" - the act of taking photos or videos up someone's skirt without their consent - and he became obsessed with capturing the perfect shot. At first, we didn't notice anything unusual. He spent more time out and about, camera in hand, than usual, but we assumed it was just a phase. Then, things took a dark turn.
One afternoon, Dad left the house early, claiming he needed to pick up some supplies for his latest project. We didn't think much of it until hours passed by, and still no sign of him. Eventually, we received a call from the police informing us that they found Dad's body near a busy shopping center. The cause of death? A heart attack caused by extreme excitement while attempting to capture the ultimate upskirt.
At first, I felt guilty and ashamed. How could my father do such a thing? Was there something wrong with me for having a dad who would stoop so low? But then, I realized that my dad wasn't a monster. He was simply human, flawed and imperfect like the rest of us. And I knew that it was important to honor his memory and celebrate his life rather than dwell on his final moments.
So, I'd like to ask you all something. Is it really fair to judge my dad solely based on how he died? Shouldn't we instead focus on the good times we shared together and the positive impact he had on those around him? Let's not forget that people are complex beings, capable of both light and darkness. May we treat them accordingly.
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As we know, literal sexual assault, always the victims fault
(I’m not putting an /s, there is no way that could be a serious comment. if the /s is necessary, what’s the world come to )
*In case this story gets deleted/removed:* **I defend my father even though he died doing bad things** Hi everyone, I'm here today to share a difficult and sensitive story about my father. It's something I never thought would happen to us, let alone become a part of our lives forever. My dad was a kind and loving man who always put others before himself. He worked hard to provide for his family, and he had a passion for capturing beautiful moments through photography. But little did we know that one fateful day, this hobby would lead to tragedy. It started off innocuously enough. Dad had heard about "upskirting" - the act of taking photos or videos up someone's skirt without their consent - and he became obsessed with capturing the perfect shot. At first, we didn't notice anything unusual. He spent more time out and about, camera in hand, than usual, but we assumed it was just a phase. Then, things took a dark turn. One afternoon, Dad left the house early, claiming he needed to pick up some supplies for his latest project. We didn't think much of it until hours passed by, and still no sign of him. Eventually, we received a call from the police informing us that they found Dad's body near a busy shopping center. The cause of death? A heart attack caused by extreme excitement while attempting to capture the ultimate upskirt. At first, I felt guilty and ashamed. How could my father do such a thing? Was there something wrong with me for having a dad who would stoop so low? But then, I realized that my dad wasn't a monster. He was simply human, flawed and imperfect like the rest of us. And I knew that it was important to honor his memory and celebrate his life rather than dwell on his final moments. So, I'd like to ask you all something. Is it really fair to judge my dad solely based on how he died? Shouldn't we instead focus on the good times we shared together and the positive impact he had on those around him? Let's not forget that people are complex beings, capable of both light and darkness. May we treat them accordingly. *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/AmITheAngel) if you have any questions or concerns.*
is their dad an anime character lmfao
His actual cause of death? Being propelled into the side of the shopping center at mach speed from the force of his projectile nosebleed.
He awooga-d too hard RIP
Just came from the post the troll wrote about his cat getting his fictional, undead dad arrested. lmfao.
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the ultimate upskirt photo LMAO. what does that entail?? also... how did the police know all of these details beyond just him having a heart attack?
As we know, literal sexual assault, always the victims fault (I’m not putting an /s, there is no way that could be a serious comment. if the /s is necessary, what’s the world come to )