<human>: Can you give me a shortened version of the text?

About a half hour ago, I received two texts from an unfamiliar number. They read:

> Hey I met your dad the other day and he gave me your number to give you some encouragement and just say hi!

> By the way my name is Bob

I would say that my father and I are fairly close, but giving my phone number to a random man he met at a bar makes me feel extremely uncomfortable . It's also worrisome because I know my father has a tendency to drink a lot when he is depressed or dealing with stress, which has been a recurring problem as of late. My older sister [26F] struggled with a severe case of anorexia between the ages of 11 and sixteen. A couple years ago, she relapsed and has been extremely resistant to treatment this time around. She looks skeletal, and out of everyone in my family, my father and I have been taking her most recent relapse the hardest. So, I'm guessing my father had a drunk conversation with this man about my sister and I. Then, somehow, it seemed like a good idea to give out my phone number.

Should I tell my father that I am not okay with this? I am hesitant to do so because doing something like this is so uncharacteristic of him. There's a good chance he doesn't even remember giving out my number. I also do not want to cause him any additional stress by pointing out that his drinking is becoming a problem (this would not be the first time), and that what he did is completely inappropriate. Also, I am hoping my father was not attempting to set me up with this guy, because I came out as a lesbian to him not too long ago. If that were the case, it would cause me to feel even more uncomfortable, as I thought he was accepting of my sexuality.
<bot>: My dad went to a bar and drunkenly gave my number out to someone he just met without my consent. Should I confront him (and possibly cause him more stress) or pretend this never happened?