What are your thoughts on a dad shaving his daughters hair for bullying another?
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I like it. More parents should do this kind of thing.
Kids are out of control because they never face consequences for their bad behavior. They grow up to be the worst kind of adults who think they’re being victimized when they face real consequences for the first time. Then they sue or “cancel” a person or organization rather than get their own shit together.
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I think I would have told her to bring the girl over to our house first. I would have made her see the other girl as a human being one way or another.
I wouldn't want her to lose her confidence in herself and risk her becoming even more of a bitch when her hair grows back. Which ultimately would probably play out even worse than if the dad did nothing.
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Thus was perfect and not extreme at all perhaps she will develop some useful empathy skills. That was a disgusting thing the girl did and this is a just reward. She’s lucky her parents didn’t beat her. Im not saying they should’ve I don’t agree with it I’m saying that’s a risk- bullies often get bullied at home.
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Honestly good idea. He's showing his daughter how it feels to be in someone else's shoes. Sometimes the only way some people learn is when something bad happens to them cause people can be too self centered to understand what they did was wrong.
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She won't learn the lesson just because he shaved her head. She might even bully the cancer girl more for the anger of her dad shaving her har.
A girl with cancer gets bullied no matter if she has hair or not.
But a bald girl without cancer will be seen as a model or something.
But the are also positiv sides too. Maybe she will stop to bully the cancer girl because if the fear of being punished. -
Kid got what they deserved simple as that. Good parents will punish bad behavior and reward good behavior. My kid beats up another kid just to bully him? My kid is gonna be grounded from everything for a month and no allownce for 2 if they beat up a kid because he attacked one of their friends and they did it to protect them? That kid gets an ice cream cone and play video games durrimg suspention.
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Hell yes, shave her head to give her level of understanding.
Unfortunately that’s how people in this world works. There’s no understanding unless they experience it themselves to learn a lesson. How are we supposed to teach how racism works to white people in a white community? Lessons like that just simply aren’t learned and most don’t want to learn because they’ve never experience it. - 1.4K opinions shared on Other topic.
Interesting, just one person disagrees so far.
I'm with the "I don't know how I feel about it" other lone ambivalent commenter.
I know I'd be completely ashamed to have raised a daughter like this. That would not happen.
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Good! I was bullied, but never bullied back... You know there is a saying..."what goes around, comes around"... So if she would have been my Daughter i would have done the same, plus i would take her and go to the other girl's house and ASK MY DAUGHTER TO SINCERE APOLOGISE!
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It's a bit extreme but it should teach the girl a lesson that what she did is totally unacceptable, and now she gets the experience the same kind of things that the girl she bullied experiences.
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Hair regrows, so it's not the end of the world. Also hair is a fundamental part of a girls figure for lack of a better word, so I guess he really wanted her to learn a lesson.
Was it extreme, yes!
But will her life be ruined? not really - 6K opinions shared on Other topic.
A lesson she won't forget.
It's rather extreme, but it definitely and unambiguously gets the point across.
So, for that reason, I can accept that and approve. -
A little late for him to play catch-up for shit parenting, but the daughter still has a slim chance to develop some empathy before it's too late
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It's not their fault that they have cancer so you shouldn't go in bully them I think he did the right thing
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Good 🤷🏽♀️ if all children knew that they would not get away with bullying, schools would stop having bullies.
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okay
so i think shaving your kids hair as a punishment is a horrible thing to do
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here i can't like
i feel like that was a prettyy good punishment, putting her in the girl's shoes like that
also shows solidarity so thats great -
If this is true he’s an excellent father. Bullies need to be given harsh reprimands YET at the same time forgiven if they come to grips about their behavior.
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I used to be a bully. Pushing kids to the ground, calling them names, pulling girls' hair, etc...
My dad stopped it by being nicer to me, believe it or not
I still pull girls' hair though - 821 opinions shared on Other topic.
Probably one of the few legit reasons to shave a girl's head. Normally it should be off limits.
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Sounds pretty extreme but she should have had the heart to leave the poor girl alone. Maybe she'll understand once she goes through it too.
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well I know where she was taught how to bully... If the father's intent was to teach his daughter that she has no autonomy over her body, he did a good job.
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Even though I can understand this it is not right to do that to your kid. i would have made her apologize and then do chores for the girl's family.
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He did it right. He gave her consequences for her actions. She will remember this lesson and never do the same shit again.
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You have to be a pretty low piece of shit to do what that girl did so I've no sympathy for her.
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