No one who knows her history and behavior would ever accuse Farrah Abraham of being a good person.
He is not just some clown who mumbles nonsense and clearly struggles to express himself verbally. Farrah’s toxic behavior includes being hysterical and racist.
But, sometimes, Farrah can be a good mom. A cool one, of course. In a very specific context.
This time, celebrate the birthday of daughter Sophia. He’s 14. And he received a whole new set of piercings to celebrate!
Farrah Abraham uploaded some photos to her TikTok video. TikTok is not the right place to share photos. However, since the photo is of a 14-year-old Sophia, it might just be age appropriate.
(We’re kidding — Farrah might want to use Sophia’s montage for social media influence)
The content shows Sophia, with vibrant purple and black hair, receiving a piercing. His birthday is Thursday, February 23rd.
“HAPPY 14TH BIRTHDAY!” Farrah gushed, before posting some tags and explaining the context.
He wrote: “#snakebite & #earpiercingparty! 6 piercings later.”
In a rhyme that could have been just for Farrah, he added: “#snakebitepiercings you match your snake can you have your cake and eat it too?”
Some winced at the photo of Sophia receiving a series of facial piercings. That must hurt, after all.
Sophia, meanwhile, is clearly very brave and very still with the piercing.
And commentators are quick to point out that professionals do this, and not some inappropriate rando at the mall.
But the bigger compliment, is that Farrah did this.
Sophia is 14 years old. Many parents try to tightly control their children, restricting their self-expression for fear of what they think is “people.”
In the comments, “people” indicated that they “assumed” that Sophia was being herself. The world would be a better place if more people had that opportunity.
However, there are some critics of the same apart kind of people with opinions. These are probably the people who back off from the guy who got his eyebrow pierced and complains to the manager that the cashier has a tattooed sleeve.
Farrah posted a rebuttal to the negative comments and criticism.
“I love you young,” he began. “I want to say beyond my love for you, I am grateful to have you as my son.”
Farray shared that “you have helped me understand how to ‘reparent’ myself, even as a parent.” Actually, it is valid for people who grew up with bad parents.
“I love you and wish you the most successful life you deserve,” she continued.
Farrah wants Sophia to live a life “filled with compassion, not criticism, or shame, blame or rejection for any reason.”
“As [you’re] now learning again, reparenting yourself and using all the education that appears to be 100% of you at every age,” said Farrah. (What?)
“I know it makes your life grow beyond mine,” he admitted. “You make me proud, laugh, love and feel the heaven on earth that we should have.”
Farrah then concluded: “Love you Sophia my superstar! Enjoy your time! Thank you for being my daughter.”