Tom from England never misses an opportunity to express his love and devotion for his young son, Roman. But when the couple’s public displays of love became popular on social media, not everyone was overjoyed.
The North England father is not backing down from the trolls who claim that he kissed his five-year-old son on the lips and caused confusion.
Roman, who uses a lot of humor and common sense to firmly address the frightening users, “You are all crazy!” is assisting the father in defending himself.
A loving and long-lasting relationship between a parent and child helps to shape the values and character of the children as they grow up.
Each parent has a unique approach to raising their children, with some approaches influenced by cultural norms, socioeconomic factors, mental and physical health, or personal preferences.
Tom, a devoted and caring father of two from Yorkshire, England, doesn’t let the criticism of trolls change the way he raises his kids.
With his steely blue eyes, accent, and immaculately sculpted and tattooed body, the father, who frequently posts videos on TikTok, draws a lot of attention from women who fall in love with his boys, 5-year-old Roman and Raphael Reign, who was born in mid-May 2023.
In a number of his TikTok videos, Tom is accused of confusing Roman, putting the little youngster at risk of infection or strangers.
But Tom isn’t willing to give up.
On June 27, the northern English father replied to a user who wrote, “Just gorgeous both, but don’t kiss him on the lips.”
In response, Tom emphasized that he would continue to express attention to his five-year-old kid as long as he let it. “I’m worried that it annoys you,” Tom responds. I will kiss my five-year-old kid on the lips for as long as I feel it’s necessary and as long as he allows it. This is because, although he is my best friend and I adore him, he may not want me to and may not want to spend much time with me in the future. For the time being, I will therefore continue as I am.
Among the supportive remarks made by admirers was, “Love kisses with my kids and now my granddaughter—the people who think it’s wrong are the worry xx.” Another, who had lost her father, said, “Completely absurd!” Since I always kissed my dad on the lips and I lost him two years ago, I wish I could give him a hug and a kiss once more.
“We raise him with love, which is why he is the most loving little child,” Tom responded to the perceptive comments. Thank you for your feedback.
However, after one person made a ridiculous accusation, the parent promptly replied with a video. The author states, “You should not kiss him because of the bacteria in your mouth.” Did you know that giving your child a kiss can make them more vulnerable to cavities?
“Wow,” says Tom in a hilarious post that has received almost 123,000 likes. I kiss my five-year-old on the lips to keep cavities at bay. He will get cavities as a result of his father kissing him. Tom then approaches Roman to get his viewpoint. “Don’t be silly!” the child laughs in response, and he kisses his father on the lips to finish the statement.
Fans had a lot to say about the unsupported claim that Tom kissing Roman will cause cavities. “Who taught that person, wow?”One says, “You kiss away you two,” and another adds, “and I work (as or with) a dentist.” That is really absurd. Keep up your devotion as a father. Son is so cute.
In early July, Tom posted a now-famous video of him in the car with Roman on his lap. Tom writes, “Don’t worry,” in the post, which has gotten close to 579,000 likes. There will be no change at all. He turns to his kid and asks, “Roman, what do you think of people who think you shouldn’t kiss me on (the) lips?”
You’re all crazy. That’s my dad! “Firmly,” says Roman. As the video ends, the two give each other a gentle kiss.
Fans stepped in to support the dad and justify the reason for his post, with one follower saying, “Some people are just sick he is adorable and would soon tell ya when he gets older if he didn’t like it.” Another said, “I really love that father-son relationship, but in my culture, we kiss on the cheeks.”
In response to the Yorkshire father’s objection, someone said, “Have you a problem with him kissing him on the lips because he is a man?” Because if this were his mother, I’m sure you wouldn’t.
The woman has brought the important message to light, and Tom responds, “I have genuinely been real interested to know this because it is something I have thought as well.” Sincerely, if it had been a mother kissing a small child, I doubt anyone would have said anything.When a man or father kisses his small son, something always appears to be said, and I’m not sure why, because it’s always by this odd minority. He goes on, “I’m not changing anything, and I really appreciate that it’s a woman saying this as well.”
In a another video, the father expresses his evident annoyance in response to a comment that suggests the cute kisses could expose the young child to harmful individuals.
In actuality, avoid kissing your children on the lips. When I say that not everyone has the greatest of intentions, do you understand? “Don’t let it happen!” the writer cried.
In response, Tom remarked, “The reasoning behind this is that if I kiss my five-year-old, he will believe that he can go off and it’s okay to kiss strangers, strange adults… obviously.” Suppressing his laughter, he said, “So let’s apply that logic.” I can’t take him somewhere in my car anymore because he might get into someone else’s and think it’s normal. He is no longer allowed to live in my house, but he might walk into someone else’s house and think everything is fine.
The devoted father then offered a different tactic: “Or, listen to me, we could teach him that kissing his parents is normal, but kissing shady Barry later on is a little weird.”
