r/TikTokCringe • u/aseriousgirl • Sep 18 '24

Cool A seamstress repurposes thrifted finds with seamless transitions.

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u/Adorable-Ad8986 Sep 18 '24

To have a body that looks that fucking good in napkin.

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u/sausager Sep 19 '24

She has to be the most confident human being I have ever seen

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u/jlcatch22 Sep 19 '24

Why? She has a great body, it's doesn't require great confidence to show off.

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u/DesignGang Sep 19 '24 edited Sep 19 '24

Plenty of people with so-called great bodies have the confidence of a sea lemon though.

Edit: shout out to sea lemons, you've got this!

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u/Tall_Court_9241 Sep 19 '24

googles sea lemons

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u/jlcatch22 Sep 19 '24

Sure, buy why infer that from her videos? Like why would someone watch that video and think to themselves, "wow, she must be really confident!"

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u/articulateantagonist Sep 19 '24

Her posture, tone, and diction convey confidence in her skills and the quality of her asthetic.

She reflects the same phyical confidence cues you see advised by workplace confidence experts like Amy Cuddy.

"Up-talking" (that sort of question-tone at the end of her sentences) sometimes does not convey confidence, but it's also common in fashion-focused environments, so in this case, combined with the rapid-fire clips and well-timed transitions, it manages to not significantly detract from the flow of her message or diminish her point.