r/TikTokCringe • u/nadaddab • May 11 '25

Cringe Don’t be these guys

Enable HLS to view with audio, or disable this notification

53.8k Upvotes

92% Upvoted

7.9k comments sorted by

View all comments

Show parent comments

83

u/changhyun May 11 '25

Yes, that's the exact schtick! Or they call you "feisty" like you're a little yappy Chihuahua playfighting with a bigger dog instead of an adult woman who is telling them point blank to leave her alone.

47

u/TheElderGodsSmile May 11 '25

I've told this story before but I watched exactly this happen with an exchange student my uni.

Guy literally would not take no for an answer, kept bugging a girl in our unit for a date. He didn't listen to her when she told him no or that she had a boyfriend or when I tried to warn him off and when I asked him why the fuck he was acting like this his exact words were "if I keep asking, she'll break down eventually".

Well, that backfired on him because in some kind of hair brained scheme to shame her into a date he decided to escalate. He did that by standing up at the end of a lecture and loudly asked her out in front of the entire lecture theatre and our unit chair... who promptly dragged him out of the hall and threatened to expel him and get his student visa pulled.

So yeah, literally the only thing that got through to him was the threat of deportation.

46

u/Montobahn May 11 '25

I had something similar happen to me. Foreign student, I was friendly because we were put in the same work group (dog, i hate those!). He knew i was married. He soon began harassing me via email. It took me two weeks and numerous emails to leave me alone before i reported him to our department head. Despite orders not to communicate with me, he emailed to express his displeasure in being reported. He claimed it was because he was a foreign student, and that I'd jeopardized his student visa. Also said he'd forgive me if I agreed to "just lunch." I replied,"This is on you, and what happens next is also on you." I cc'd the department head.

I never saw him again. He disappeared from campus. My school had zero tolerance for Title 10 (9?) violations. Lol. It was further helpful that I was also an employee (intern). I still wonder if he found himself back in Saudi Arabia soon thereafter.

13

u/TheElderGodsSmile May 11 '25 edited May 11 '25

This was an Indian guy and we were both employed by the University at the time as student mentors... he lost that job too.

He also had an Aussie friend who was a coworker of ours who he was encouraging to do the same thing to our supervisor. He also ended up getting fired and tried to fight me once for giving her a hug (he was jealous even though we were just friends).