Hello all. I'm mostly just a lurker here on reddit altogether, but I do check out TRP from time to time. I also decided to check out the Naruto subreddit only to see a comment that interested me.

http://i68.tinypic.com/9k0c5x.jpg

I saw the user get a downvote barrage over something I agree with and consider a core rule for anyone who's a father. It doesn't look like they mentioned TRP directly though.

What the user said was exactly how I saw my father. As a kid, I knew that even when he was out working that acting like a little shit would result in discipline. Isn't this what fatherhood should consist of even if they work often? Where exactly did they go wrong?

If you're curious, Naruto is a father who's also his world's equivalent to a world leader, and Hinata is his stay at home wife who's actually the opposite of most women these days.