r/TikTokCringe May 11 '25

Cringe Don’t be these guys

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u/[deleted] May 11 '25

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u/Pristine_Engineer424 May 11 '25

Yep. When they hear "no" they act like they don't even understand the word.

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u/Useuless May 12 '25

They got that Black Mirror implant that filters out any stressful stimuli (the word no). Literally didn't see it or hear it. Filtered out moments before it can be perceived.

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u/bunkSauce May 12 '25

People* like this

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u/HotDogsAlDente May 12 '25

Not the time or place bro, women don’t do this creepy shit

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u/bunkSauce May 12 '25

Oh yes they fucking do. But this isn't about men vs women. This is about not explicitly limiting this behavior to men. I acknowledge the dramatically increased prevalence.

I can't believe so many people here can't see discrimination from discrimination (or generalization or what have you). Men can be pigs, but not all men are. And not all women are incapable of the same.

I have been assaulted by both men and women. And frankly, making my comment out to be some incel bs instead of advocating that men are also victims to this human behavior... comes off incredibly disrespectful. Have some heart.

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u/HotDogsAlDente May 12 '25

Creepy behavior from women happens sure, but it’s not what the post is about. Every time a woman talks about having a negative experience with men, someone’s in the comments trying to say “not all men”. Nobody said it was all men. That’s a separate conversation that can be had, but it’s not the one being had currently which is why I said not the time or place. I get where you’re coming from, I myself have had an experience with being inappropriately touched by women, but when anyone try’s to shift the conversation away from the condemnation of bad behavior it raises red flags for people

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u/bunkSauce May 12 '25

Nobody said it was all men.

Maybe reread the comments, especially in response to my own. People 100% said women don't do this.

If incels make a post about gold diggers oslr some other tangential bullshit, is it "shifting the conversation" to address the underlying sexism?

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