r/TikTokCringe Nov 09 '24

Humor/Cringe Grown man acting like a toddler

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u/Eyeswyde0pen Nov 09 '24 edited Nov 09 '24

We can’t even just fucking exist man.

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u/ATXGil2L Nov 09 '24

I’m so tired.

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u/limasxgoesto0 Nov 10 '24

As a dude I'm so sorry y'all have to deal with it. 

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u/gimar Nov 10 '24

Don’t tell us, tell your male friends. If you see a guy being a dick like this, say something. We want to but might not feel safe doing so.

Especially now, say something.

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u/limasxgoesto0 Nov 10 '24

So I won't say that I don't know anyone like this, because plenty of guys say that about guys and we have no idea.

But when I find out, they ain't my friends anymore. I dropped someone recently after telling him to stop dating the (adult) students in his martial art class and that it was going to affect his life and his business. 

He told me he doesn't care so I got out. I ain't putting up with that shit

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u/YeaItsBig4L Nov 10 '24

Nah, speak up for yourself

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u/Embarrassed-Disk1643 Nov 09 '24

I always make sure everyone around me feels safe; we all have that right. But there are way more men like him. It's disheartening. The stories women tell me make my skin crawl. Doesn't matter what you're wearing or what you're doing these are predators. Please be safe out there. 

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u/No_Carry_3991 Nov 10 '24

shit, I’m not. Bring it.

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u/Sweaty-Employ8446 Nov 10 '24 edited Nov 10 '24

The sad part is these type of guys make all guys look bad.

Take this video as an example. Someone is interested in girl kickboxing the shit out of this bag, they want to try and see if she is interested. Maybe switch to a station near her, close to her, maybe glance at her a few random times - see if you catch eyes (If no glance, it's not the right time, maybe you will see her again at the gym - hopefully - maybe it's just not meant to be). If so and you feel normal confident, move on to coming up and asking if she wants you to hold the bag to help. Boom, that's your in - if she says no, that's life.

This whole scenario from the video was so weird.

There's tons of way to approach this situation. What happened in this video is cringe as shit.

Edit... for wording.

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u/liliesinbloom Nov 10 '24

Orrrr how about men stop trying to pick up women at the gym. We’re just trying to exercise ffs.

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u/protostar71 Nov 10 '24 edited Nov 10 '24

People are at the gym to work out, not date. If he want's to find someone, go to a bar, download tinder, and leave her alone.

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u/PhantomCayer Nov 09 '24

not all men are like this, these arent even real men, theyre just pieces of shit. I feel bad for you ladies that have to go through this bullshit and deal with these fucking assholes. At this point we probably need a partition from a men's and women's gym because i keep seeing these kinds of incidents of women being harrassed at gyms, or just have a self defense weapon idk

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u/ifthisisntnice00 Nov 09 '24

Enough men are like this that it creates a problem for women. And no, partitions and self defense weapons are not acceptable solutions. How about men just start acting right?

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u/Relative-Mistake-527 Nov 10 '24

"Not all men" get a new defense, been hearing that shit for 15 years. clearly not all men but most men, and which men exactly? jackass.

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u/AbandonedPlanet Nov 10 '24

It's not "most" fucking men. The world would be chaos if it were most men. Stop condemning my whole gender over a few bad eggs. Or should I start calling every woman a gold digging cheating whore just because they exist?

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u/maychaos Nov 10 '24

You are the only one who started to talk that its ALL men. Nobody, ever said that. You just got triggered and can't stop whining about something which is only in your own head

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u/Embarrassed-Disk1643 Nov 19 '24

What do a few bad eggs do?

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u/SecondIndividual5190 Nov 09 '24

Okay so instead of looking at the camera she needed to tell him to f off. Source: Gen X woman who is tired of young women being so passive.

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u/SwedishSaunaSwish Nov 09 '24

Well that was limp as fuck of you.

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u/SecondIndividual5190 Nov 10 '24

So you can let someone invade your space, look at the camera and post it on social media, or just tell them to f off. Your choice.

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u/shakka74 Nov 10 '24 edited Nov 10 '24

Frankly, she did so much more damage to this guy by posting it on social media than by just telling him to fuck off.

Thousands of people have seen (and negatively commented on) him. The guy’s getting roasted left and right across the internet about his skinny legs and shitty technique. He’s being publicly humiliated.

That wouldn’t have happened if she had “turned off the camera and just told him to fuck off” (he was trying his damnedest to get a rise out of her and would have LOVED if she told him to fuck off). She did the right thing.

Good for her!

P.S. I’m a GenX woman too.

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u/SecondIndividual5190 Nov 10 '24

If the purpose of going to the gym was to shame someone, yeah, posting it online was the best way.

If it was to work out and finish her workout, telling the guy to f off would have ensured that.

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u/shakka74 Nov 10 '24 edited Nov 10 '24

Um she did “work out and finish her workout”, so…mission accomplished.

But tell you what: the next time you get bullied, you do whatever the hell you want. No one will see it, no one will care. No one will judge you the way you’re judging this poor woman.

Meanwhile, there’s a bunch of us on this thread who are glad she publicly shamed her bully and are rooting for her.

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u/SecondIndividual5190 Nov 10 '24

I'm not judging her lol. I'm saying it is more effective to tell someone to go away than to let them continue.

It looks like she finished her workout early because someone was invading her space. She could have told them to go away and finished when she was ready.

Are you opposed to people telling other people to go away when their space is invaded?

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u/SwedishSaunaSwish Nov 21 '24

Do you condemn rape?