Trending post: Heart-warming reply of a father to his son who wants to drop JEE Mains, wins internet

Nw Desk 2 months ago 0 4

A Reddit user shared a heartfelt text exchange with his father, who wrote to him, “I’ll take care, baby.”

A post has been making the rounds on the internet recently, in which a Reddit user shared a sweet text exchange with his father. The son wants to drop the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) Mains, and his father shows him support via text message, which has won the internet.

Father-son text exchange wins the internet.

One student chose to skip the JEE Mains, which are commonly known for being challenging and competitive in India. He texted his father about this, and his response has won hearts on the internet. Netizens are moved by the words the father chose to support his son.

What is the viral post about?

Sharing his experience on Reddit, a user by the handle ‘Spiritual-Box-9779’ posted screenshots of his emotional text exchange with his father. The post was titled, “Crying after 8 years, I just sent this to my father.” In the text, he confided that his chances of clearing the JEE Mains were slim due to a lack of preparation. The father’s reply began with “My cute baby”, filled with kissing emojis. He reassured his son by writing, “BTech is possible without clearing JEE too,” and ended with another kissing emoji and the words, “I will take care, baby.”

Watch the viral post here:

https://www.reddit.com/r/JEENEETards/comments/1jxdyx7/crying_after_8_years_i_just_sent_this_to_my_father/?utm_source=embedv2&utm_medium=post_embed&utm_content=post_body&embed_host_url=https://www.hindustantimes.com/trending/fathers-wholesome-reply-to-son-who-wants-to-drop-jee-mains-wins-hearts-ill-take-care-baby-101744619662572.html&rdt=60290

Netizens react to the viral post.

The post, which has garnered over 2.6K upvotes thus far, made the internet emotional. One user wrote, “This is the kind of father I wish everyone had.” Another wrote, “Papa baby bulate hai ….dude, you’ve already cleared the most difficult exam.” A third user wrote, “The world needs more dads like him.” One commented, “This is so heartwarming.”