Netizens’ Attention Hooked by Post of Daughter of Policeman
POLICEMAN – A netizen daughter of a policeman took to the social media a post revealing how protective her father is to her.
It is no secret to everyone that fathers by nature are really protective of their children most especially when it comes to their daughters. However, lots of people also claim that the protectiveness level is quite different when one has a policeman dad.
Policemen are viewed as strict individuals – although not all, there are some of them who are considered “overprotective”. Meanwhile, surely, they only act that way out of great love and concern for their family considering that they witness more about the realities on the streets at times.
Recently, on social media, a netizen daughter of a policeman, Xiannie Delfin, shared through a post how “overprotective” her father is. Based on her post, Rolly Delfin stayed on the area where his daughter and her friends are hanging out and he was texting her while they were in that same place.
The father does not want her daughter to feel embarrassed about it so he chose to sit somewhere quite far away from the table of his daughter and her friends and he also wore a cap for him not to be recognized.
On the side of the policeman’s daughter, she does not know if she should feel pity as he looks lonely or she would feel embarrassed as she is already 24-years-old and she still has a “bodyguard”. Meanwhile, in her post, the netizen expressed her gratitude to her father.
https://www.facebook.com/xiannie09/posts/1910595958993171
The social media post of the policeman’s daughter caught the attention of netizens on Facebook. As of this writing, it has already racked up more than three thousand shares on the online platform.
Here are some of the comments on the netizen’s post:
“Lablab kgd ni papa mo sheene [Your father really loves you sheene]”
“Suportive kaau c papang meg ah! [Your ‘papang’ is really supportive]”
“Kasweet ni father mo ate. [Your father is sweet older sister.]
What do you think about it?
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