@BrianAtlas Why is there so many weak men who would put up with this shit? Walk away and have some self respect. Thats just a hassle and crazy in one video.
@LorrieAnn25 You are the care giver and you look after the children. Not the children who look after you. When the kids grow up. The resentment and hate will be so real. Selfish little girl
@LeftismForU No im a father and would do all in my power to protect my children. Not about me any more, its about my children and if my partner was hold my child and saying same limdsay. I have a responsibility as a care giver to protect them. Not worth the risk.
@World_aib Whats his name. Let support him. May have mental health issues. Where his go fund page?
Let start a movement, come on tik tok we need you more than ever..!
@LukaLev Why is it a competition. Should be partners who respect each other. Not trying to get one up on everyone else.
Thats whats wrong. All ways poor me..
@JemmingKristin So there is ways of getting the point across but hold a child when 3 have just been murdered is not a good look.
If you snap you snap in the moment not pre play it.
That most of took week to plan .
So hold a baby and say same is a very bad look
Seven teenagers were walking through Ashington, Northumberland, when they noticed an older man on crutches fall to the ground.
They could have kept walking. Instead, all seven stopped.
The boys helped him back onto his feet, made sure he was steady, then stayed with him. Rather than leaving him to continue alone, they walked alongside him all the way home.
They didn't know anyone was watching.
But CCTV outside The Cosy Cup had quietly captured the whole thing.
When staff later checked the footage, they saw what the teenagers had done and shared the moment, giving seven young lads some recognition they never stopped to ask for.
They weren't performing for a camera or waiting for someone to notice. As far as they knew, it was just an older man who had fallen and needed a hand getting home.