Someone claimed the parents should “stop shaming their daughter” since it was causing difficulties in the family, which was one of the almost 6,000 comments.
He caused quite a commotion on Reddit when he announced he would no longer be covering the costs of his stripper daughter’s transportation.
This on Reddit has been upvoted over 20,000 times and has over 6,000 comments.
A member going by the handle “LivingwitHorse” posted a request for assistance with a family issue on the AITA subreddit (which stands for “Am I the a——-e?”).
He claimed to be 47 years old and had a “22-year-old daughter,” both of which were outright lies.
He said that she attended the university and even lived in a dorm.
I agreed to assist her with car payments because she was going to school, he stated.
The father, however, said that “a young man” at work informed him that his daughter “strips at a club some 40 minutes away.”
She told me she didn’t want to do it but needed the money, the man who wouldn’t provide his name stated.
This dad repeatedly claims that he would prefer his daughter “work at McDonald’s” than have her “use” her body to generate money.
As a result, I advised her to leave the stripping scene and get gainful employment “the man declared.
Her dad claims she “refused” to help out around the house and instead informed him about the easy money she could make stripping.
‘I told her she was doing well enough financially that I could cease making her monthly car payments,’ the father recalled.
What he said was, “She complained that it was unfair and that she couldn’t afford it. So I instructed her to figure it out by herself.
My wife heard what happened and is concerned about her leaving her work, but she also believes it’s unfair that I’m stopping my assistance to her so soon because of an argument, the man explained.
That’s fine with me, seeing that it’s my money and I get to decide when to turn it off, the dad replied.
Fox News Digital consulted a therapist in New York to get an inside look at family dynamics.
On Fox News Digital, a father of four from the East Coast wanted to know, “Is it your opinion that the young lady needs that cash? What prompted her sudden decision to remove her clothing? There must be more to the story, he reasoned.
Particularly unjust is the situation where the dad “was doing nothing except paying for his young daughter’s automobile payments, but he stopped doing that when she picked her career.”
A lot of people have commented on it and discussed it on Reddit since then.
Only one member of the family had a grudge against the “informant,” while the rest of the family had nothing to report.
Incredulous, she questioned, “What kind of idiot tells a woman’s parents that he saw her naked?” As though he didn’t give a hoot about anything. One respondent called the “informer” “an idiot” when questioned about them.
Your “gross” employee, the speaker continued, is the “greatest [a——-e] in this” since he or she frequents strip clubs to observe ladies and then informs the boss.
Then another voice added, “I can’t believe the parent wasn’t more anxious about his coworker watching his daughter take off her clothing.”
The father’s abandonment of his child saddened many readers.
He argued that the borrower was in the wrong for attempting to alter the conditions of the auto loan “post facto.”
Another person chimed in, agreeing with this opinion and condemning the father for “shaming your daughter” and “not keeping his word.”
A second commenter on the website argued that the girl’s father should shoulder a greater financial burden for her schooling.
As the commentator pointed out, the father might have prevented this by footing the bill for his daughter’s education. Yet, you abandoned her, and she devised a profitable method of earning a living without your help. You can’t pass judgment on her, someone else chimed in.
She doesn’t have to kill herself juggling school, employment, and friends because stripping pays far more than working at McDonald’s for fewer hours.
The same posting also claims that “people your age and older have said that it should stay low” and that “entry-level” occupations like working at McDonald’s should pay poverty rates because of this. This is what has prevented an increase in the minimum wage for the past 20 years.
In addition, one of them elaborated, “If she wanted to live as she does now, she would have to work three to five times as many hours per week in a much harder job.” You want her to have low self-esteem, right?
Changing the restrictions now is ludicrous, as another reader put it because your assistance with her car payments wasn’t contingent on her having or avoiding specific employment.
Someone who saw the article commented, “So you stopped paying for her car to persuade your daughter to quit stripping, and now she has to strip more!”
A final verdict of “Man, that’s a good one” was reached.
Another family member then addressed the father, saying, “A portion of the funds will be retained. The way you treat your daughter is what counts. If she couldn’t “use her body,” would you be willing to give that up?
You should have asked your coworker why he told you that, as another individual pointed out, echoing a typical line of thinking.