Father of Daughters #43 Father of Daughters Content, Phallic and Unappetising

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Emetephobia is awful. I had it quite bad during my teens and into early adulthood. I would obsess over food and if I felt sick then I would have to spend all day in bed. I hated Christmas, holidays, anything exciting to look forward to in case I was sick. I ended up taking anti sickness medication and abusing it. I still suffer now and the only thing that helped was falling pregnant and being sick allllll the time. I just had to accept it and it felt different to noro virus or after eating something dodgy. What he needs to do is to speak to a GP, not Instagram.
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His wife is a midwife, she is a medical professional, she works at a hospital, he needs his wife to speak to someone at the hospital not Fred from Kentucky whose second cousin twice removed had it 🙄
 

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If a legitimate service is targeting children online, the children have to be 13 to give their consent to the service. Children also have to be 13 to have their own Instagram account. This is only a general indication of what the law thinks of children and consent. With medical treatment parents are generally deemed to be in charge of their children's treatment to the age of 16, unless the child is deemed to be competent before that age. Anything else is down to parental responsibility. The law should not have to be a guide to good parenting but even the law limits a child's consent to online activity until they are 13.
 
Lumpfish said:
My friend messaged him warning that it was an invasion of the daughters privacy and how damaging it was to be seeking advice from strangers online and this was the reply 🙃
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Sure she did (cough, cough LIES). His daughter, not your friend!

Even if the child did say she wanted to hear from others who have experienced this, is this not the point where a responsible parent directs their kid to websites or groups run by medical professionals as opposed to social media?

Also, would he have explained that by HIM doing this, all of her peers, teachers, neighbours etc are privvy to very personal information about her?

I mean if he had to notify her school about this would he also stand at the door and tell every pupil who also passed through the door (pre-COVID, but you get my point)? No. So why on earth post it for strangers?

Bloody Childhood Catcher...
 

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Lumpfish said:
My friend messaged him warning that it was an invasion of the daughters privacy and how damaging it was to be seeking advice from strangers online and this was the reply 🙃
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Such a busy man, stories at lunchtime bringing dog for a walk and telling us all about his daughter’s undiagnosed condition. A few hours later he’s had time to reply to DM’s such as the one above and also had time to read through the DM’s with his daughter (you would like to think that he at least filtered the DM’s and made sure that the content was relevant and factually correct before doing this). All during a work-day for him and a school day for his daughter (home-schooling).

I’m baffled as to why he would tell this daughter he suspects she’s this condition, without having it confirmed my a doctor. It could be some other form of anxiety/ED.
 
I am not allowed to breathe the wrong way in public in case I embarrass my kids... Even the 10 year old - I have been told (through gritted teeth) "don't speak to them" when passing people they know 🙈🙈

I call shite on this one too...

(yeah, that's why you filmed yourself eating out of date food last week and about the smell of dog tit yesterday....)
 
Long time lurker - haven’t commented until now because, well, I’m not as funny as the rest of you! I just want to say that I am utterly appalled by his latest story. The shopping clips were bad but this is another level. I am absolutely baffled how how they thought this was an appropriate way to seek help/get information. Just when I thought he couldn’t get any lower. The damage this can do is frightening.
 
Little bit off topic but all this emetophobia talk made me think of a discussion I had with my dad today. I don't have a fear of vomiting at all but I'm also quite careful with expiration dates and stuff like this. Anyways, today I picked up some stuff from my dad's place and he was having lunch and got a banana out of the fridge which was completely brown. I swear, there wasn't a yellow spot left. It was worse than the Nr. 7 on the photo. I'm not a fan of bananas anyways and I would only eat a Nr. 3 so I was pretty mortified by my dad. "It's all good, look" he said as he peeled it and started eating it.
 

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Lumpfish said:
My friend messaged him warning that it was an invasion of the daughters privacy and how damaging it was to be seeking advice from strangers online and this was the reply 🙃
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God he is such a liar! Every single kid I know around their ages HATES their parents posting anything about them. You ask for a photo and it’s “not if you are going to put it on Facebook or Instagram” Kids that age do not want to be associated with their parents in public or online.
 
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