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Oh my god! That's quite weird!
Now that's a dad who has no shame what so ever!!!
Awesome dad |m|
Hey at least he put up with it instead of embarrassing you even more by telling them or talking to them, still that's sucks op.
What a dick. Dump him OP
It's sad how people superficially judge others. He could be a nice, friendly, harmless guy for all we know. There are serial killers out there who are well-dressed and act all sweet and charming until they kill and dismember someone.
Maybe you should be thankful that you got to go to that concert. I'm sure whatever crappy teenage music you listen to, he wasn't itching to listen to it all night, but did anyway so that you could go.
I understand feeling embarrassed because your friends think someone is awkward, but to sit there and not defend your father... I could understand if your father was an asshole, or he did some pretty ****** up things in life, but the only thing I see here is bad fashion choices. You should have introduced your father to your friends, said he was a silly person, and moved on from that. If people cannot handle your family, I don't feel like they deserve to be considered good friends.
My dad is the exact same way. I feel your pain, buddy
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Maybe you should give him "the talk"
Well, the only way you can thank him is by dressing up as a panda and accompanying him to work. Have fun OP