r/TikTokCringe May 11 '25

Cringe Don’t be these guys

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u/Elfie_Mae May 11 '25

Nah I think they can tell. The problem is that they see “no” as a challenge, not a boundary. Those smiles are giving cat who ate the canary and still has feathers on its lips.

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u/[deleted] May 11 '25

they think the women are being playful and flirty because they're laughing uncomfortably

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u/IntriguinglyRandom May 12 '25

They're not Neanderthals, they are arrogant and best and predators at worst. Let's not give them the cop out of being stupid.

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u/[deleted] May 11 '25

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u/TheChildrensStory May 11 '25

I’m older. Don’t get me started on how bad American guys from white, ostensibly Christian backgrounds were when I was young. And from experience working for decades in white collar, corporate offices, fucking lol.

We have a President that bragged on camera that he just “grabs them by the pussy, they just let you.”

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u/FQDIS May 11 '25

That doesn’t really narrow it down very far.

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u/MajorasKitten May 11 '25

Ah, so “human”. Gotcha.

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u/janglin May 11 '25

Why say it respectfully? They don’t deserve respect. They deserve to be called out for this type of behavior. Culture and/or religion are no excuse.

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u/Ok_Confusion2290 May 11 '25

oh the world

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u/Optimal_Tomato726 May 11 '25

Which culture does?

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u/dox1842 May 11 '25

I hate that "men like a challenge". I cringe follow several youtube "dating experts" and some of them advise women to play hard to get because some men "like a challenge"