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"You will never find justice in a world where criminals make the rules." ➡️ Bob Marley 🔥

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Without a doubt, it’s them ❤️

This father has shared custody with his daughter. The school has a father daughter dance and he has wanted to take his daughter for the past two years but it's always on the weekend that his ex has her and she comes up with excuses so he can't take her. The step mom knew how much it has bothered the father so she told him to be in a suit when he got home from work and to have flowers because she had a special surprise for him when he got home. When he got home, he was greeted by his daughter in a formal dress. Not only did the wife get her a dress but made snacks, and decorated the home for the occasion. Do you agree that divorced parents should not prevent each other from having these precious moments with their children?

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These skits are always funny.

A South Korean mother put on a VR headset in 2020, and the first thing she saw was her 7-year-old daughter running toward her in a park, calling out “Mum.” The girl had been gone for four years. Jang Ji-sung lost her daughter Nayeon in 2016 to a rare blood disorder called hemophagocytic lymphohistiocytosis. What the family first thought was a cold turned into a diagnosis, and Nayeon passed away just one month later, on her first day of treatment. There was no time for goodbyes. For the next three years, Jang filled her home with photos of Nayeon and often spoke to the sky, hoping her daughter could hear. Then producers from MBC, one of South Korea’s largest broadcasters, approached her with an idea no one had attempted before. They would rebuild Nayeon in virtual reality so her mother could see her one more time. Six different studios spent eight months constructing a digital version of the girl using family photos, home videos, and a child actor wearing motion capture sensors. They recreated a park the family used to visit together. They dressed virtual Nayeon in her favourite violet dress and gave her a pink Frozen purse. They even set a table with seaweed soup and rice cake, the meal Nayeon once said she wanted to eat when she got better. When the headset went on and Nayeon appeared, Jang reached out to touch her. Her hands passed straight through. She tried again. The documentary, called “Meeting You,” aired on February 6, 2020 and cut between what Jang saw inside the headset and the real studio, where she stood alone on a green screen floor. Her husband and three surviving children watched on a monitor nearby. All of them were in tears. During the experience, Jang wore a locket around her neck containing some of Nayeon’s ashes. A nine-minute clip hit YouTube and passed 20 million views. But what most people never saw was what Jang wrote on her blog afterward. She said that in her real dreams, Nayeon never smiled. She always looked resentful, maybe because of Jang’s guilt over not catching the illness sooner. Seeing Nayeon run toward her with a smile, even a digital one, was the dream she had wanted for four years. She wrote that she wanted to live with more love and less grief, so she wouldn’t feel ashamed when she saw her daughter again. She later shut down the blog. The attention had become too much. If you could spend five minutes with someone you’ve lost, what would you want to tell them?

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I don’t care how many times I’ve seen this, it will always be funny to me 😂😂