The image is a tweet. The tweeter, Ümit (@arapferit), is complaining about his daughter's mother and expressing distrust in women. The joke, or rather, the sentiment expressed, is a very problematic one, typical of a misogynistic and potentially harmful viewpoint. It's framed as a seemingly relatable experience of a man, who, in his account, is being disrespected by the woman in his daughter's life. But the underlying message is a generalization about women, suggesting that they are not trustworthy and likely to manipulate or deceive. The tweet's content translates to: "Until late tonight, I gave my daughter ice cream and chocolates, despite what her mother forbade. He repeatedly called me 'daddy', hugged and kissed me. When we got home tonight, I asked her, 'Who are you?' Her mother's daughter said, 'I'm my mother's daughter.' Don't trust women." The humor, or rather the lack thereof, lies in the speaker's frustration and apparent belief that the daughter's mother has somehow tricked him. This, coupled with the final statement, reflects a deeply negative perspective on women, promoting distrust and stereotypes, rather than being a funny joke.