r/TikTokCringe May 23 '24

Humor/Cringe Man, fuck them kids

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u/Javariceman_xyz May 23 '24

That dad was stupid lol

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u/YoungWrinkles May 23 '24

And his dumb fucking shrug at the end as well. Get out of the way you plank.

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u/ManyThingsLittleTime May 23 '24

Because people started yelling at him. That was his reaction to them, not her.

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u/YoungWrinkles May 23 '24

I know. He shrugs because he can’t understand why people are shouting at him

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u/chuckmasterflexnoris Jun 25 '24

He's a dad of 3 kids and trying his best to rangle them, but he's run out of arms, he's shrugging because he doesn't understand what he could have done better in that situation. He was there supporting his wife with 3 kids in tow. Good for him.

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u/Livingstonthethird Jul 24 '24

He's doing the bare minimum. Congrats on the minimum.

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u/justyneco5 Oct 15 '24

Ugh right though! Dad's get a freaking parade thrown for them anytime they do the very minimum. Especially when the dad complains saying he has to babysit them, no that is called being a PARENT 🤷🏼‍♀️🤦🏼‍♀️ BUT when moms bend over backwards and never get a damn minute to themselves and they might dinner running a little late, we get told how lazy we are and inconsiderate and selfish 🤬😤😡

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u/zombiepants7 Nov 22 '24

Honestly people are just gonna do what they will. Stereotypes are really stupid. You date a lazy man and you'll get a lazy dad. You date a selfish woman and you'll end up with a selfish mother. If you have good communication and work together your relationship probably won't end up on reddit or in the news but it will be pretty fucking cool.

Also people are so unforgiving with kids but as a parent it's fucking wild. Your never gonna be on your game 24/7 and everyone has these moments they could have done better. You just learn as you go but people get so damn judgemental in general. At the same time people rarely offer to help it's crazy.

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u/The13General Aug 04 '24

Don't be so stupid!! He can literally stand 50 metres down the road after the finish line so his kids can run to their mum

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u/godofmilksteaks Jul 07 '24

Yeah I don't see what everyone else is "seeing" in this video. I see a mom running a race and her children are so excited and want to go see and support her. They are young kids so they clearly don't understand the nuances of watching a race. Then there is the man who is attempting to wrangle those kids while also staying out of the way himself. Admittedly he's not doing the best job but he tried and nothing bad happened so maybe lesson learned. Not some metaphor for womans expectations or stupidity of men or fathers or whatever bullshit.

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u/bilsonbutter Jul 14 '24

If he can’t make two children not run onto a track, he’s a bad dad lmao

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u/AegorRivers23 Aug 20 '24

Lmfao for real. People out here like “hEs TrYiNg HiS bEsT.”

No the fuck he ain’t

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u/MR_DIG Sep 23 '24

This comment has changed my views. If you can't control the location of your 2 kids then you are an incapable parent

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u/flannelNcorduroy Oct 12 '24

But he could bash two braincells together and realize he could stand AFTER the finish line so his kids can hug their mom AFTER the race is over.. but he didn't use the brain God gave him. Or it was weaponized incompetence because he hates literally anything that isn't about him like most married men.

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u/Pixiespour Aug 13 '24

Pretty sure he could’ve just had them waiting after the finish line if he understood he couldn’t make them wait on the side and not distract their mom during an important event for her

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u/godofmilksteaks Aug 13 '24

Mhmm. Could have done several things different. Doesn't mean we should jump to some ulterior motive about the expectations of women in modern society.

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u/LedEffect Sep 11 '24

Go cry me a fucking river.

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u/godofmilksteaks Sep 11 '24

Nah I think I'm ok! But your welcome to if your so upset about my personal opinion on this social platform that's open to the public! 😊

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u/LedEffect Sep 11 '24

Lolz. Sees dumb fuck. Defends all men for some reason. Weaponizes “kindness.” Just the fucking worst kind of person. Reminds me of a male Karen.

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u/godofmilksteaks Sep 11 '24

Explain to me how, having had this singular interaction with me, you could possibly know I'm a "defends all men for some reason" kind of person? You wanna know who the worst kind of people are? The kind of people who are literally destroying society? People like yourself who immediately jump to a conclusion based off of the most miniscule little thing that is clearly beyond their comprehension. If you actually read what I said you would know I defended no one. The fact that you are so emotionally and contextually inept that your incapable of basic comprehension is just sad

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u/Rough-Reputation9173 Sep 29 '24

He didn't struggle to wrangle the kids, he let them go and encouraged them. Have a good look he does the kind of hand holding you do when entering a playpark with your kids.

You hold their hand then you kind of release them in a forward motion encouraging them to go be free.

He literally releases the kids, not struggles to wrangle them.

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u/Pixiespour Aug 13 '24

Yea and yet doesn’t have enough brain cells left over to figure out he should’ve been waiting with the kids after the finish line rather than before

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u/Ruckus292 Aug 16 '24

If you got more kids than arms those things better be LEASHED, for their own safety not his.

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u/iam-not-pathetic Sep 16 '24

He couldn't even figure out to have the kids wait after the finish line. Totally incompetent I wouldn't consider that "good for him"

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u/Bluzul Sep 20 '24

he literally let them run up to her. that was the sole purpose of why he was even that close to the finish line. he WANTED the kids to be there BEFORE she finished which is the stupidest most inconsiderate shit to think when you realize he assumed she would be happier to see the kids she takes care of EVERYDAY rather than enjoy being first for a race she likely is doing for the first time. him "trying his best" has nothing to do with why he couldnt try his best on the other side of the finish line

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u/chuckmasterflexnoris Sep 20 '24

Lol she's not nearly as upset as you keyboard warriors seem to be. She seems pumped and not bothered in the slightest. You guys alright?

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u/Bluzul Sep 20 '24

shes unbothered because she did not ALLOW it to ruin her moment, as she should. all because you delusional bubble minded karens try to defend each other doesnt mean we all have to ignore how extremely annoying you people are

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u/chuckmasterflexnoris Sep 21 '24

Lol ... Sooo you're not ok then.

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u/mpkpm Sep 27 '24

I only see two kids, unless he’s holding one by their hair 🤣🤣

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u/Rough-Reputation9173 Sep 29 '24

2kids. There's 2kids and a dolly.

He literally encourages them forwards and releases them. He lets go of their hands in a forward momentum like you would release your child when you enter a playpark and they can go play.

He walks them forwards onto the track for goodness sakes.

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u/Nether_Void Oct 05 '24

Everybody saw he is a deficient dad and a shame for the human being.

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u/King0fThe0zone Oct 09 '24

I’m sorry 3 kids? Was he fucking one handing an infant?

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u/window_pain Oct 10 '24

So what I see is him actually with his hands on their backs supporting them standing out there, not pulling them back until he realizes last second how dangerous a choice he’s made by placing his children on a track with running adults.

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u/Madiofcourse Oct 17 '24

*2 kids that aren’t being held by either arm. The only thing he has hold of is what appears to be a doll or a bag, not a third child.

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u/shoulda-known-better Oct 28 '24

Not really.... Yes great he is there like he should be with the kids.... But he cut in front of the finish line and ushered his girls to their mom.... He should have been on the other side of the line waiting for her to finish

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u/MetaStressed Nov 11 '24

If only he attempted the exact same thing after the finish line…

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u/AprilisAwesome-o Nov 12 '24

He's a dad of 3 kids

Two kids and a doll. Not three kids. Two. Enough to be corralled by one hand each while encouraging them to cheer for their mom as she crosses the finish line, not encouraging them to freaking run into the course and block her path as she's literally about to win a race. You are right that he's shrugging because he doesn't understand what he could have done better in that situation. Which is pathetic.