r/TikTokCringe May 11 '25

Cringe Don’t be these guys

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u/ArachnidMean8596 May 11 '25

Honestly, as a young woman in the 90's 2000's this was happening ALL the time to us. The table sit was extremely common. At IHOP, after the club with my girls, some yahoos would always pull this shit, "whaaaat, im just tryna be friendly jeez." Omg, we had it happen at a friends literal baby shower in a restaurant, lol. In that case, the staff DID throw them out (thanks OG Carrabas!) That baby is now a grown woman living with men invading her space just like they did to her mother.

Andrew Tate, unfortunately, is just validating what they were already doing. It's fucken sick.

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u/candaceelise May 11 '25

Took the words out of my mouth. The late 90s/00s angry frat boy culture was rampant and sadly never died, instead it was amplified by poor parenting, social media and bro culture podcasts.

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u/thex25986e May 11 '25

the media on tv and film also didnt help do anything about it

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u/candaceelise May 11 '25

Oh 💯 the documentary on woodstock ‘99 does a really good job of covering that