2) Heavily tattooed dad faces backlash as people think he is a horrible father – then his wife reveals the truth

Still, online commenters often mock him. One said, “Does he really need tattoos on his face like that?” But others defend him: “He’s a good father. Let him be.”

Richard says the hate doesn’t change who he is. “We’re happy. Our kids are happy.

That’s all that matters,” he said. “Tattoos don’t make me a bad father—they give my kids a different view of the world.”

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