Shame! Shame! Shame!
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Guess he likes robben or Neymar
Sounds like he's going pro to me
You sound like a terrible father. I hope he puts you in a terrible nursing home someday.
That's not being a cool parent. At least pretend that you're proud of him, and just be with him. It'll pay off when they're a teenager and/or an adult.
great parenting. I hope he abandons you one day when you're old. YDI An idiot cant raise much more than another idiot..
As a parent, you should be building up your kid's self-esteem, not sneaking out of soccer games because you're "ashamed". Especially since he did eventually contribute to winning the game! You really could show a little more pride. F your son's life, not yours.
You're a terrible parent
I'm sorry to say this, OP, but your "idiot" son won the game for his team. (And they're your son, yada, yada, yada parental love)
Way to be ashamed of your son, fuckwad
A parent shouldnt act or talk like that about their children.
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Well, your son has a future in the professionals
If his little, it sounds pretty adorable; if he's older, he's a strategic asshole.