r/MadeMeSmile • u/CuddlyWuddly0 • Mar 05 '25

Wholesome Moments A Real Gentleman

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u/RowAdept9221 Mar 05 '25

Or being an asshat about his disabled child

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u/blac_sheep90 Mar 05 '25

How's that?

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u/ButterscotchButtons Mar 05 '25

Link for background.

The first paragraph in the article also talks about his super problematic religious views/politics.

I personally do not find him to be a gentleman.

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u/iamChickeNugget Mar 06 '25

Tf? Nothing wrong with what he said about his child. So you want it to be an unhealthy child? People are reading too much about other people's lives and projecting that they forget to live their own.

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u/OedipussyReg Mar 06 '25

I don’t think I was the stand alone comment about having a healthy child, but rather, paired with the fact that he wasn’t far removed from his marriage with Ana Farris, with whom he has a disabled son. I get it: it’s not like he said he FINALLY had a healthy kid, but I can see how it still gives pause.

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u/dovahkiitten16 Mar 06 '25

Tbh my first reaction, if I were to read into it, would be how having a baby in a NICU is not a good experience so of course you’re happy to have a healthy one and not repeat that.