Another day, another viral video sending the internet into meltdown.
Childbirth is nothing short of a miracle. Women describe their childbirth experiences as empowering, liberating, beautiful, the ‘best day of their lives’, but amongst all the glory of bringing another life into the world, we sometimes forget that labour can be a little… icky. And from the look on this guy’s face, he also forgot that giving birth is mermerising, kind of horrifying and a little bit gross at the same time.
Naturally, the internet can’t get enough of his priceless reaction.
Aired during an episode of the Netherland’s Four Hands On A Belly (Vier Handen Op Eén Buik), 17-year-old Quintana gives birth whilst her meant-to-be supportive boyfriend Dalo confines himself to the corner to watch on in horror from what he deems a safe distance.
He clearly had no idea what he was in for.
The video has already racked up nearly four million views.
Don’t worry Dalo, we’ve all been there. I remember when I first learnt where babies came from.
Just for a kind of strange twist, after a paternity test, it was revealed at the end of the episode that Dalo was not the father.
Poor Dalo, he just can’t catch a break.
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The guys usually are freaked at the Child birth, but from body language of his reactions he seems so gay I wouldn't have bet on him being the father in 1st place even before the paternity test.
Poor Dalo finds out it not even his. Poor guy got red pilled in real time. I'll be sure to show this to my sons. Lessons like these save men's lives.
Make sure you show them a good video on how to apply condoms as well!
I don't understand where you are going with this line of thought. Even if he wore a condom correctly, it's irrelevant and beside the point. The child is still not his.
What? I must be missing something because if he wore a condom correctly he almost certainly wouldn't be in that situation at all, would know that the child isn't his.
I see where you are coming from now.
Like any contraception, there are failure rates, but that is another matter for another time. Thanks for clarifying since I was not sure at first.