A father took drastic action to teach his 16-year-old daughter a lesson after she bullied a cancer-stricken classmate. Upset by his daughter’s lack of remorse, the father recounted their troubled relationship, arising from dating conflicts. The daughter not only mocked the girl’s hair loss but also removed her wig, showing no regret. Frustrated, the father presented two options: discard all electronics or shave her head without a wig. Opting for the latter, the daughter’s mother disapproved, fearing bullying repercussions. The father, unfazed, defended his decision, emphasizing the necessity to instill empathy in his daughter. While opinions vary on the severity of the punishment, the father remains resolute, hoping the experience will impart a crucial lesson in compassion and empathy.
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