On a day just like any other, @SINice posted an innocent tweet about his confusion as to why a father would paint his daughter’s toenails, when she has female relatives. He isn’t a father, so it’s almost understandable that he’s confused, but misogyny was just written all over this. Do you think that Twitter cared about him not having children?

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Photo: giphy

In proper clap-back fashion, Twitter blew up his mentions with anti-misogynistic parenting lessons.

Exhibit A: the tweet that got class started

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Photo: tumblr

Some questioned the logic behind his thinking

Others opened his eyes to the reality that not all daughters have mothers

The patient ones gave examples of how real parents parent

(with a mini-lesson on how to be a good husband as well)

Not before getting to the real reason why this is necessary

Because what’s the point of being a father, if you’re not here for father-daughter duties?

He’ll probably never question fatherhood on Twitter again.

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Photo: giphy

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