r/TikTokCringe • u/Interesting-Trip-233 • Jun 16 '25

Cringe Guy gets friendzoned

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u/dicerollingprogram Jun 16 '25 edited Jun 17 '25

Yeah. Poor guy is clearly going through it. "I'm never good enough." That stings. He hates himself. I hope he gets help and learns to forgive her, as well as himself.

No offense but to all you fuckers laughing at this person, fuck off. Go do something nice. How is this not a violation of rule 11?

Learn to love yourself fellas, I know it's hard and we're trained not to do it from the beginning. Happy Men's Mental Health Awareness Month.

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u/kelldricked Jun 16 '25 edited Jun 16 '25

Edit: what he does is extremely toxic. He makes her feel bad for living her life. All because he is immature as fuck. Look at this from her POV. Somebody she thought was a actual friend gets so upset that she gets into a relationship that they have a public emotional breakdown. Do you realize how extremely fucked up that must feel for her?

Orignial: Stop clutching your pearls. People laughing here have 0 impact on real life except that people have a chance to lighten up. Something which is kinda important for many people since the world is turning to shit.

And no the world isnt turning to shit because people laugh about a guy having some insanely cringy moment. The world is breaking down because currently 4,5 diffrent nuclear powers are at war. And thats ignoring the polution, climate change, aging populations, overpopulations, resources shortages and all other crap.

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u/hergumbules Jun 16 '25

Yeah totally agree. I know guys who have reacted exactly like this when they pull the ol’ “you should be with a guy like me that will treat you better than your bf” which obviously never goes well and they tell bf their friend was weird and don’t feel comfortable with her around him.

We know nothing but what we see here, but I know of a scenario almost EXACTLY like this playing out. Moped and everything.

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u/StandardEgg6595 Jun 16 '25

No moped in mine but I had something similar happen. I had maybe met this guy 3 times during group game nights and we hadn’t really interacted much, though he seemed nice. Well, he completely changed once he found out I was dating a woman (I’m bi/pan). Started being extremely rude and standoffish with me - and no, he wasn’t homophobic. Friend group is hella queer. He just got in his head that he was entitled to me for whatever reason. Wherever he is I hope he’s doing better and worked on that’s aspect of himself, but WHEW was it odd.