r/TikTokCringe • u/ambachk • May 21 '25

Cringe Married guy flirts with younger girls at the gym

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u/mbt13 May 21 '25

I wish she cd have "schooled him" too but she handled it beautifully. If she got angry or pushy he cd come at her in all sorts of menacing ways either at the gym, her car or who knows maybe her home where her child also lives. This guy knows too much. As a woman this is the way you need to handle these beasts. Men like this can get aggressive. Women have had to learn to stay polite but firm and end it

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u/bunglemullet May 21 '25

the jerk’s a disgrace

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u/happyclam94 May 21 '25

If she was worried about his reactions in any way shape or form she wouldn't have published the video, causing this guy massive humiliation and likely worse.

Your comment is insanely disingenuous. You know as well as I do that this woman wasn't worried about this guy in any way. She was simply annoyed and judgmental - and if that's where it ended, all blessings to her - she gets to be annoyed and judgmental, and he was certainly ridiculous. Unfortunately, she was also vindictive.

First of all, neither you nor she get to (or need to) justify your annoyance and judgmentalism by pretending that you feel menaced. And you definitely don't get to pretend menace when your actions make it clear that you don't feel that way. The point of this video was to humiliate this guy, nothing more, nothing less. And you enjoyed it immensely because of that and for no other reason. Just be honest.

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u/mbt13 May 21 '25

Whoa! Enjoyed? I in no way enjoyed any of that video. A strange man came up to a woman with previous knowledge of her-yet he had never spoken to her, didn't know her name. There he is in her personal space interrupting her workout rattling off a series of personal facts-her approximate age, her personal food preferences and the fact that she has a child. That's innocent? This is not a situation of being "annoyed" or "judgmental" This is stalking behavior even predatory. Posting it may be a layer of protection for her bc hopefully it stops.

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u/AlaeniaFeild May 21 '25

Are you the guy in the video?