Dad Punishes Daughter By Making Her Shave Her Head Without Talking To Mom And Doesn’t Even Care

Everyone makes mistakes, but some can have lasting consequences. A father recently went viral for punishing his 16-year-old daughter after she bullied a classmate who had lost her hair due to chemotherapy—even pulling off the girl’s wig. Furious at her lack of remorse, the father gave his daughter a choice: give up all technology or shave her head bald. She chose the haircut.

The father, who has full custody, felt the punishment was appropriate to teach empathy, especially since his own mother died of cancer. While many online criticized the act as abusive and humiliating, others applauded it as a powerful lesson. Despite backlash, the father stood firm, believing the experience might help his daughter understand the pain she caused.

The daughter remains angry and unapologetic. The father says he would consider getting her a wig—if she shows genuine remorse.

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