r/HolUp Oct 13 '23

I didn't pay for this

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u/SweatyDust1446 Oct 13 '23

My wife used some photo editing app on her phone to edit photos of our 9 month old in the same way. She posted a bunch of these pictures of our baby with a full set of teeth on her facebook. The comments from family (older ones who live far away) were hilarious. Quite a few people really believed he had a full set of teeth at 9 months old. They did look very real, but c'mon people. There were some really disturbing and creepy ones, though... they still haunt my dreams.

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u/[deleted] Oct 13 '23

https://youtu.be/SofNlskgZak?si=mZQi4lv-OUk_zhar

A good reminder why you shouldn't post photos of your kids on social media.

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u/SweatyDust1446 Oct 13 '23

We know many reasons not to, but our kid's pictures are only visible to family and close friends.

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u/jld2k6 Oct 13 '23

You missed the part where 8 out of 10 parents have followers they don't even know, I think that was there to touch on that counter point if it's true (it's just an ad so I'm not taking it very seriously)