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The picture itself is not offensive but rather the fact that her own father has posted it, is where the offense lies.

And we need only common sense to understand why it's raising some eyebrows.

He's proud of her. I understand that. I think it's a wonderful thing for a father to be proud of his daughter's achievements. But of all the pictures he could've shared, the question begs to be asked: Why did it have to be this one?

Fathers traditionally protect their family's chastity, innocence etc etc. And I understand that the modern world is changing but that's not to say that all traditions are rubbish. A father and daughter's relatiolship is supposed to be filled with love, trust, respect and innocence. Any sexual imagery isn't to be associated with this relationship at all and this is what this picture paints for everyone to see.

For me, personally I do not care as it doesn't affect me personally. But from a bystander's POV, I believe it to be innapropriate as there are hundreds of options to have been had and instead, he chose this picture. Unless he is a complete fool, this picture only serves to provoke and gain attention.
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