Does this seem normal to you?

[Godfrd824]

I asked my wife what she thought of this, and she said it was weird, I asked my brother who is the polar opposite of me, and he said the same.



What is it with the media and social media just trying to turn men into pussies? Or am I wrong and this is totally normal? What happens when life gets hard and daddy's bosom isn't around for this guy to snuggle into?

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[OPGenesis]

Didn't have a father, so couldn't tell you, shawty.

[ItsJamesthefin]

Bruh 16 years old unless he has autism or some type of illness that is not normal. My dad isn't the affectionate type so I can only speak to my experiences but that is not normal.

[mistahAIM]

Embarrassing as phuck.

[ghostfacedup]

Definitely weird af

[JuicedMayhem]

I suspect butt fukking but see no evidence

[AlwaysFocus]

It is weird srs

[Legendsneverdie]

if there isnt any weird touching chit going on besides the hug, i guess it isnt that bad.

[MyLastSerenade]

I'm almost 40 years old and would give anything to embrace my dad again. I've buried a Father and a child and let me tell you, I squeeze my two other children always.

[W8isGR8]

Haven't seen my son in 3 years, he's almost 16. Wish I had this chance

[mr.left hook]

the picture just makes it last longer then it is OP- worry about your own kids and who they hug

[Jaydawg08]

My father wasn't the affectionate type besides a handful of times in his life, so we would never do anything like that. I can't say I'd do this to my kids as well

However showing love and affection within your family shouldn't be looked down upon. I'm in my early 30's and there's nothing more I'd want right now than to give my dad a 5 minute hug

[W8isGR8]

The majority of men seem to mistake kindness for weakness. As if the only part of being strong is to be mean. Strength isn't the assertation of force over others. A lot of y'all on some beta level insecurity chit.

[Godfrd824]

The majority of men seem to mistake kindness for weakness. As if the only part of being strong is to be mean. Strength isn't the assertation of force over others. A lot of y'all on some beta level insecurity chit.

That's not kindness, that's turning a grown man into a pussy. I can understand having a 6 year old fall asleep on you, but at 16, that's just weird and not healthy.

[Jaydawg08]

That's not kindness, that's turning a grown man into a pussy. I can understand having a 6 year old fall asleep on you, but at 16, that's just weird and not healthy.

You'll understand when you get older and your dad is no longer in your life

[W8isGR8]

That's not kindness, that's turning a grown man into a pussy. I can understand having a 6 year old fall asleep on you, but at 16, that's just weird and not healthy.

Loving people doesn't have an expiration date

[KingSWRV]

Nothing wrong with that.

Family = love

[AlwaysFocus]

I'm almost 40 years old and would give anything to embrace my dad again. I've buried a Father and a child and let me tell you, I squeeze my two other children always.

thats a little different then the OP, I understand what you mean though

[JaegerBrah]

My dad's dead and if he magically came back to life this moment, I wouldn't do that. Cringe as fuk and a great way to raise a beta simp, doomed to live a life of mediocrity.

[Godfrd824]

You'll understand when you get older and your dad is no longer in your life

Doubt it. My father was very affectionate, but as we got older he toned it down, for obvious reasons.

[dakensta]

Doubt it. My father was very affectionate, but as we got older he toned it down, for obvious reasons. (no homo)

ftfy

[W8isGR8]

that's turning a grown man into a pussy.

What does that mean to you?

[Mr Beer]

That's weird to me. Like I'm all for affection but when you're basically a grown man, you don't routinely snuggle up and fall asleep draped over your father's lap like a cat.

I don't consider this a big deal BTW, it's more like a cultural difference than something that's just wrong.

[KingSWRV]

I mean it doesnt seem like it happens all the time either, thats key. seemed like an emotionally bonding moment one time damn whats the big deal using the W word.

[Omnivium]

Guys read the caption. It wasn't just a hug, he cuddled up with him and fell asleep on his chest. That's weird as fuq and borderline homosexual

[Godfrd824]

What does that mean to you?

Well the 16 year old is the grown man in this scenario. His father by encouraging this behavior is turning him into a pansy who won't be able to endure hardship. You have to keep in mind that one day this guy may have to defend his family to the death, and what will he do when his father is not there to comfort him? Life is hard, and this guy doesn't look like he's prepared.

Guys read the caption. It wasn't just a hug, he cuddled up with him and fell asleep on his chest. That's weird as fuq and borderline homosexual

This, y'all muthafukas need to learn to read the whole post.

[Jaydawg08]

Well the 16 year old is the grown man in this scenario. His father by encouraging this behavior is turning him into a pansy who won't be able to endure hardship. You have to keep in mind that one day this guy may have to defend his family to the death, and what will he do when his father is not there to comfort him? Life is hard, and this guy doesn't look like he's prepared.

This, y'all muthafukas need to learn to read the whole post.

You ain't a grown man at 16. You're an idiot if you think that any 16 yr old is.

"You might have to fight to the death eventually, therefore this guy obviously can't because he fell asleep on his dad at 16"..... this jump in logic is fukn crazy

[AlwaysFocus]

You ain't a grown man at 16. You're an idiot if you think that any 16 yr old is.

"You might have to fight to the death eventually, therefore this guy obviously can't because he fell asleep on his dad at 16"..... this jump in logic is fukn crazy

how old are you? do you live at home?

youre ****ing weird mane

[W8isGR8]

turning him into a pansy who won't be able to endure hardship.

So the only way to instill resiliency is through withholding of affection?

[theOculusMC]