My 14-year-old son told me to watch something called ‘four girl finger paint’. When I asked what it was, he didn’t tell me. Should I watch it?
In short, not unless you want to be sickened beyond belief. From what I can see, this is a shocking video from the same producer who created two girls and one cup. If you don’t know what that is, don’t look it up either.
You should be more closely monitoring what your 14-year-old is doing on the internet and placing restrictions on his devices if he is looking such things up on the internet. Not only is it a sick video demeaning to women, but there are hazards on a lot of sites that host such content that can wreak havoc on a home network.
it has to be a troll question by a 14-year-old boy attempting to get others to look it up to watch this piece of trash video. I am a teacher; I have heard it from my immature boys.
If it is an actual question from a parent, take away your 14-year-old son’s cell phone and computer access until he is mature enough to handle using these things appropriately. You have failed as a parent.
I mean, you read this and tell me.
4 Girls Finger Paint or 4 Girls Fingerpaint is a shocking video and site where a woman defecates onto another woman in a group of four. The women paint their bodies with feces, also eating and puking the feces onto one another. The video spread viral online in late 2007, inspiring reaction videos on YouTube.
The video comes from the scat film Scat Swapping School Swallow, which features two of the 2 Girls 1 Cup actresses. It saw a rise in interest in late 2022 through early 2023 as TikTokers posted videos alluding to it.
EDIT: I watched it, and I wish I did not. It truly is disgusting
Lol first off, no he didn’t.
second off, you already know what it is.
You looked it up, either the video OR the description, considering it only takes two seconds to Google a description of something.
So you’re only asking this question to be edgy I just looked it up on line its evil,its to spread human excrement over each others body in doing that you will risk damnation.
Surely your wife and your boyfriend can help you. You seem incredibly stupid. Even for a troll.
I (48) saw my son’s phone (15) and saw something called “the big changes.” Should I be concerned?
No, it’s just a meme, lol. On another note, please don’t go through your son’s phone. He will appreciate and remember your trust. How strong is your stomach?
My son asked me to watch a video called ‘Two girls one cup.’ He was suspicious when I asked what it was about. Should I watch it?
No. DO NOT WATCH IT. A horrible video consisting of 2 girls pooping in a cup and eating it. Not quite the family night movie.
I (48) saw my son’s phone (15) and saw something called “the big changes.” Should I be concerned?
No. Significant changes are a meme.
I don’t think parents should go through their child’s phone unless necessary. (They won’t understand what is on it and will overthink it)
I (48) saw my son’s phone (15) and saw something called “the big changes.” Should I be concerned?
It may sound concerning, but it’s all part of an innocent viral meme. It’s hard to find the funny in it, but to us younger kids, it’s hilarious; it’s so innocent I suggest looking it up to understand it better. 🙂
I (48) saw my son’s phone (15) and saw something called “the big changes.” Should I be concerned?
It may sound concerning, but it’s all part of an innocent viral meme. It’s hard to find the funny in it, but to us younger kids, it’s hilarious; it’s so innocent I suggest looking it up to understand it better. 🙂
Understandably, as a parent, you may be concerned or curious about what your son is viewing on his phone, especially if you encounter something like “the big changes.” However, it’s essential to approach the situation with sensitivity and respect for his privacy.
Before jumping to conclusions, consider having an open and honest conversation with your son. Express your concern non-judgmentally, and ask him what “the big changes” mean to him. It could be related to various topics, including puberty, relationships, or personal development.
Remember that adolescence is a period of significant changes, and your son may be exploring and learning about various aspects of life. Creating an open line of communication will allow you
to understand his perspective better and offer guidance if needed.
Avoid accusations or being overly intrusive, which may lead to resistance or a communication breakdown.
Suppose you feel uncomfortable discussing this directly with your son or have more profound concerns. In that case, consider seeking guidance from a family counselor or therapist who can help facilitate communication and address any underlying issues.
My son asked me to watch a video called ‘Two girls one cup.’ He was suspicious when I asked what it was about. Should I watch it?
Google it – decide for yourself 🤷♀️ I’d never heard of it – so I googled it.
My 14-year-old son told me to watch something called ‘four girl finger paint’. When I asked what it was, he didn’t tell me. Should I watch it?
I strongly advise against watching the video “Two Girls One Cup.” This video is widely known for containing explicit and disturbing content unsuitable for most audiences. It gained notoriety for its shock value and is generally considered inappropriate and offensive.
It’s possible that your son was trying to trick you or expose you to something inappropriate.
Instead of watching the video, having an open and honest conversation with your son about appropriate content and the importance of respecting boundaries may be more appropriate. You can discuss your concerns and expectations regarding online behavior and reinforce the values you want to instill in him.
If you have concerns about your son’s online activities or the content he is exposed to, consider setting age-appropriate boundaries and discussing responsi
ble internet use. Encourage open communication so that he feels comfortable discussing any concerns or questions he may have with you.
My son asked me to watch a video called ‘Two girls one cup.’ He was suspicious when I asked what it was about. Should I watch it?
It’s a video of two girls shitting into a cup and putting it in their mouths. The shit is the footage was peanut butter and chocolate. I think that was injected into their asses, but it does look real. I thought it was a funny video, but you probably wouldn’t like it. Make sure you’re in incognito if you do, though.
I found my 14-year-old son in his room watching something inappropriate on his laptop; what should I do?
Don’t do anything. AND DO GO PEEKING INTO HIS PRIVACY. Unacceptable. Let him do whatever business he wants; he’s mature. He’s not your “Baby” anymore as he used to be. Respect his privacy, and don’t go snooping on his stuff.
Discovering that your 14-year-old son is watching inappropriate content can be concerning, but handling the situation with sensitivity and open communication is crucial. Here are some steps you might consider:
- Stay Calm:
- Try to remain calm and composed. It’s essential not to react impulsively or express anger immediately. It will help create an atmosphere where your son feels safe discussing the situation.
- Choose the Right Time:
- Find an appropriate time to talk when you both have privacy and won’t be rushed. Avoid bringing up the issue in an aggressive manner. You might say, “I noticed something on your laptop earlier, and I’d like to talk to you about it when you’re ready.”
- Express Concern, Not Accusation:
- Begin the conversation by expressing your concern rather than accusing him. Use “I” statements to explain how you feel. For example, “I noticed something on your laptop that concerned me, and I want to understand what you were watching and talk about it.”
- Listen Actively:
- Allow your son to explain himself. Listen actively and try to understand his perspective. Creating an environment where he feels comfortable sharing his thoughts and feelings is essential.
- Educate:
- If the content he was watching is inappropriate or explicit, take the opportunity to educate him about responsible internet use, the potential consequences of accessing inappropriate content, and the importance of treating others with respect online.
- Set Boundaries:
- Establish clear boundaries regarding internet use and appropriate content for his age. Make sure he understands the importance of respecting those boundaries.
- Monitor Online Activity:
- Consider implementing parental controls or monitoring software to help regulate and track his online activities. Please discuss this with him, emphasizing that it ensures his safety and well-being.
- Seek Professional Help if Necessary:
- If you’re concerned about your son’s behavior or if the situation is more complex, seeking the guidance of a family counselor or therapist may be beneficial.
Remember, the goal is to foster open communication and understanding. Approach the situation with empathy and a willingness to work together towards a solution that promotes responsible behavior and healthy internet habits.
Should I let my 14-year-old son decorate his bedroom? That is paint, not just adding pictures and posters.?
Ask for a preview. Nothing that you would be embarrassed to have someone see in your house. But it doesn’t have to be a masterpiece. Set some rules – pre-approval of the design (don’t be too harsh), clean up, etc. But, sure, let him personalize his space.
I caught my 14-year-old son watching The Joy of Painting. What should I do?
For readers who have never enjoyed watching The Joy of Painting, it was a PBS TV show from 1983 until 1994 starring a soft-spoken guy called Bob Ross, who sported a zany, perm-inflicted afro. Bob taught viewers his painting techniques and occasionally interjected some ultra-light humor.
I had no genuine interest in or talent for art in any of its wondrous forms, yet I still found his show mesmerizing, like watching a fish tank or cows grazing in a field. Essentially, Bob’s show was benign. It brings me to the next, more likely concern you may have, that is, that your son is watching this show because Bob Ross is, to your mind, soft-spoken and, therefore, gay.
It follows you would feel that your son’s interest may mean he, too, must be gay or can be led down the path to homosexuality. Let me reassure you with a quote from my late homosexual brother. “If people could be “made gay,” it would stand to reason that by being raised in heterosexual families, homosexual children could be “made heterosexual” simply with prolonged exposure.
My son told me to watch something called ‘four girl finger paint’
Such is not the case, as most homosexuals were raised in heterosexual households. In sum, sexuality is like a freight train. It’s goin’ where it’s goin’, and ain’t nothin’ going to stop it.” That said, though one marriage to the opposite gender does not a straight man make, three is a pretty clear indication of a man’s sexual preference.
Some light research on the life of Bob Ross will reveal, among other facts, a prior military history and marriages to three women, resulting in two biological children and one stepson. But, for the sake of argument, if your son is gay, and you raise him to believe being gay, as he was created, is wrong, you will submit a deeply disturbed child who will grow into an even more deeply disturbed adult, who will forever feel he is unlovable and evil as he is.
The repression and self-denial that will inevitably result will make becoming a healthy, happy, contributing member of society less likely than it will twist him into a sad, broken man who’ll either abandon his family to avoid further rejection and pain or, worse, take his own life as a result of the self-loathing you will have instilled in him.
Of course, there is another, far more likely explanation for your son’s interest in The Joy of Painting; he is a heterosexual young boy with an interest in art. Set aside your hangups and take your son to your local art supply store for a beginner’s paint set this weekend, and when you get home, watch The Joy of Painting with him. You might get hooked.
My 14-year-old son watches dirty videos on YouTube. What should I do?
You can do a few things if you find out your son is watching dirty videos on YouTube.
You could talk to him about why he is watching those types of videos and see if anything is going on in his life that he feels he needs to fill that void with.
You could also monitor his internet usage more closely or set up parental controls.
Whatever you do, make sure you stay calm and collected when talking to him about it so he doesn’t feel like he’s being attacked.
I caught my 14-year-old son watching The Joy of Painting. What should I do?
Buy him a painting set for his birthday. How wonderful that he is inspired by programs on art instead of violence. There’s absolutely NOTHING unmasculine about creating art.
I found my 14-year-old son in his room watching something inappropriate on his laptop; what should I do?
Yeah… my mom saw my history when I was a pre-teen ounce and grounded me for more than three years from the internet. 3. Years. We also didn’t have a family desktop or laptop, so whenever I wanted to look something up, I had to ask my mom to look it up on her phone.
She also made me write a 2-page essay on why I shouldn’t look at explicit things on the internet, research everything myself, and quote passages from the bible (we’re Christian), all in a public library. Also, not only was I grounded from the internet for more than two years, but she also grounded me from playing video games for about three months.
At the time, I had no idea what p*** was and was never taught that it was wrong to look at it. I was just a curious pre-teen, just starting to like girls; I had no idea what I was doing. What I did wasn’t wrong in any way because I wasn’t taught not to watch explicit things. It’s like telling a little kid not to steal candy from a candy store. The kid can’t distinguish between buying something and taking something yet.
You don’t punish them. You educate them. What my mom did was wrong. It was the first time I had ever done anything like it. My parents are separated, so she called my dad at the time to tell him what I did so he knew, too. I also had a stepmom that I didn’t know well, and I didn’t like to be honest. She found out what I did. I hardly ever talked to her and never really connected with her, so when she heard the news, she thought I was some lousy kid who was a perv. That’s all she knew about me other than a few little good things my dad told her about me.
So, long story short, don’t do what my mom did.
You should
sit down and talk with him about it as comfortably and un-awkwardly as possible. Make sure he knows it’s okay and good to talk to you about weird topics and questions he has, and also not weird things. Many younger people nowadays look to the internet for their questions, questions like “What is p***?” and “How are babies made?”.
Those questions may be asked by answering them as soon as they start puberty. The classic birds and the bees. Schools need to teach kids that topic the right way. And the only right way is directly taught by parents. It’s an awkward topic for everyone, but every family has different rules and ways of doing things, so it’s essential for them to know your exact rules.
Someday, he’ll look back to that day and laugh about it.
And what he did was completely normal; if the f didn’t ever do that, he’d probably be homosexual. Unless that is, he was watching gay p***, But that’s a whole ‘nother topic. I hope this helped.
What is a good film for me to watch with my 14-year-old son?
You know your son and your boundaries for topics and R-rated substance, but any of these would work. I watched many of these with my son around that age (14–17). 1. The Cider House Rules 2. Pirate Radio 3. Stripes 4. A River Runs Through It 5. The Shawshank Redemption.
More recently, I’d go with Black Panther, the Avengers (of course), Black Klansman, ALPHA (it’s about a boy and a wolf, prehistoric—mesmerizing,) Bohemian Rhapsody, or almost any Pixar—I challenge anyone not to find something to smile about in one of those. Enjoy! It’s such a great age.
From IMDB:
“Four women defecate on each other, then proceed to smear said defecation all over each other’s bodies.”
It’s scat porn, far from the most shocking thing you can find online.
I caught my 14-year-old son watching The Joy of Painting. What should I do?
Are you Muslim or anti-gay? I don’t see the issue with that series; he is painting and talks with a soft voice, but Bob Ross was straight.
So unless that you are against arts or that you think that he is gay, I don’t see the issue.
By the way, if you think that he is gay, you need to work on your belief because you are anti-gay.
My 13-year-old son watches this show called “anime.” Some female characters have provocative designs. Is it appropriate for him?
Hahahahahaha! I can’t tell if this is a trolling question, but it’sit’s so earnest!
If this is not a trolling question
Firstly, your son is not watching a show called “anime.” anime is a name for an entire genre of animated TV programs and films, primarily from Japan, but also made in several other countries, including some in the USA (though they are not considered “true” anime as far as I am aware).
Unlike in the US and Western Europe, where animation is considered primarily for children, animation in Japan is made for all age groups, so some of it is indeed intended for mature audiences and entirely unsuitable for children.
It’s impossible to tell whether it is appropriate without knowing which anime he is watching. Still, if your only concern is that the female characters are drawn suggestively, then you must do more research and involve yourself in your child’s life and interests. An interest in anime is almost certainly outstanding and healthy, as it is considered a rich and engaging art form.
What is the four-girl fingernail paint story?
4 Girls Finger Paint or 4 Girls Fingerpaint is a shocking video and site where a woman defecates onto another woman in a group of four. The women paint their bodies with feces, also eating and puking the feces onto one another.
What age is appropriate for finger painting?
Six months
Finger Paint For Baby. Finger painting is such a fun (and messy) activity for baby to be able to practice their fine motor skills while having fun exploring the feelings and textures of the paint on their bare skin. This recipe is excellent for babies and toddlers (6 months +) because it is made from food!
What can children learn from finger painting?
When children can feel the incredible, squishy texture of the paint and experiment with color and patterns, it encourages their creativity. It’s also a good way for children to express emotions. Finger painting also develops children’s fine motor skills, which they need for writing later on.
What is the meaning of finger paint art?
Finger painting in American English
1. the art or process of painting by using the fingers, hand, or arm to spread, on moistened paper, paints (finger paints) made of starch, glycerin, and pigments. 2. a painting made in this manner.
Do you believe the story of a Peruvian wolf spider laying eggs in a man’s toe?