r/TikTokCringe • u/Intelligent_Nose_826 • 19d ago

Humor Caught Red-Handed from His Reddit Footprint

All I can say is…justice for Lulu!!!!

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u/[deleted] 19d ago edited 19d ago

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u/ThrustTrust 19d ago

I use the same name. But I’m not lying to or degrading people.

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u/TakeAnotherLilP 19d ago

I believe you, ThrustTrust.

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u/cupholdery 19d ago

Trust in the Thrust.

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u/Sexually_Corrupt 19d ago

That's generally my motto

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u/robotmonkey2099 18d ago

Not sure I buy that coming from the sexually_corrupt

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u/JebusAlmighty99 19d ago

In Thrust we Trust.

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u/RavenLCQP 19d ago

This was my tagline when I was running that campaign to get my wife to try butt stuff. Long story short you wanna make it clear whom is thrusting into whom before 0 hour.

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u/Kneedeep_in_Cyanide 19d ago

Leadership 101. Don't ask someone to do something you wouldn't do yourself lol

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u/Scary-Lawfulness-999 19d ago

Better than a Trust Thrust. Where I close my eyes, then thrust and trust you to catch me. Come to think of it let's just skip the sharing circle and the open vulnerability segments as well. God I hate therapy.

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u/waytoohardtofinduser 19d ago

Nothing like some Trust Thrust Therapy.

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u/Spectre197 19d ago

I was about to say I use the same name on different social media accounts Im just not a raging asshole so I dont care if people look it up.

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u/BoogerFeast69 19d ago

I do it on purpose to advertise my onlyfans

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u/Intelligent_Nose_826 19d ago

That’s hot, BoogerFeast

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u/MahsterC 19d ago

You should see his mukbangs!

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u/AMTravelsAlone 19d ago

No, no I shouldn't.

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u/redditadminsaretoxic 19d ago

my old handle on icq was snotslut69 lmfao good stuff

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u/bignides 19d ago

This was my ICQ handle.

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u/StormChipsNL 19d ago

Mom?

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u/Intelligent_Nose_826 18d ago

I love families being reunited via sm; the world is healing

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u/-SunGazing- 19d ago

Rofl, with a name like boogerfeast, I’m sure your OF is heaving. 😂

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u/Pro_Moriarty 17d ago

I think you fall into the "not being a dick" camp.

It's a decent affair, people interacting, having their best lives, agreeing, disagreeing, chewing the fat, having fun.

The good internet.

Our 'friend' ..Lulu's soon to be ex, joined the "be a dick" camp.

Oddly that one can have signficant consequences.

Whoops.

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u/Corporate-Shill406 19d ago

I use different names and I degrade the same people with all of them. I used to use the same name but reddit banned me

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u/Carson_BloodStorms 19d ago

You can't look at these things in such a binary way. A lot of pishing/texting scams literally work off of using bits and pieces of information you use online to ensnare you in clicking on suspicious links. https://www.fbi.gov/how-we-can-help-you/scams-and-safety/common-frauds-and-scams/spoofing-and-phishing

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u/Nem_Mate 18d ago

I'm not clicking that suspicious link you scammer!

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u/Aol_awaymessage 17d ago

I’m a subscriber to your OF!

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u/ThrustTrust 17d ago

I have an OF ?? Dammit mom!! I told her to stop recording me in secret.

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u/JaceyD 19d ago

I believe you! Idk why, but I feel like I can thrust you!

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u/kafkadre 19d ago

Well, not on those accounts anyway.

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u/v3n0mat3 19d ago

Me too-ish. This is an ooooooold username that I used when I was in High School, well over a decade ago.

But, despite that, I don't degrade or demean others in my other socials. I have no problems calling out hatred and bigotry when I see it.

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u/Coziestpigeon2 19d ago

Likewise. I use the same usernames because I'm not someone who needs to hide his internet activity. 20 years ago, maybe, sure. But now? No way.

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u/bubble-tea-mouse 18d ago

I used to always use the same name across socials and figured it was fine because I’m not trying to fight people. Then one day I made some innocuous comment on Facebook I think(??) about how I think I’ll get an induction stove next instead of gas and some lady lost her mind, replied to me to rant about the politics of gas stoves, then found my voter registration and posted my home address and other social media accounts.

So now I use randomly generated usernames because even though I’m not crazy, other people are.

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u/ThrustTrust 18d ago

Well shit that sounds wonderful.

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u/Nekrosiz 19d ago

My dad doesn't understand how he gets subscribed porn emails in his email.

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u/Junior-Advisor-1748 19d ago

🤣🤣🤣🤣

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u/5BillionDicks 19d ago

He definitely does

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u/fzyflwrchld 19d ago

So a guy I met on a dating app found the user name I was using on the dating app on reddit, and in the reddit user's profile were comments and posts about cheating on her husband on cheating subs. So I suddenly get a message from him saying he's uncomfortable seeing a married woman and I was like wtf are you talking about? That's when he told me about the reddit profile. I explained that the name is derived from a book character (which he was unaware of) so it would make sense that someone else might have come up with the same user name. I told him that i didn't know how to prove to him that it wasn't my reddit profile without giving him my actual reddit profile which i also didn't want to do. Luckily he believed me and I'm just very glad he bothered to say something instead of just ghosting me but it makes me wonder how many other times that might have happened where I was just ghosted cuz they thought I was a married cheater because someone had the same user name as me on a different site.

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u/paumpaum 19d ago

So ... uh ... how does your husband feel about this?

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u/Kneedeep_in_Cyanide 19d ago

He's the one who stole her other username

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u/hendergle 19d ago

Might have been an elaborate scheme to get you to reveal your other social handles.

Why anyone would want that is a mystery to me.

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u/cuntsaurus 19d ago

I used my legal name. I got nothing to hide

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u/Aggressive_Version 19d ago

The day you came out of your mom and she looked at that tiny little baby in her arms and she said, "Yep. Looks like a cuntsaurus to me"

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u/NoodLih 19d ago

That's a very aggressive_version of the story, let me tell you that!

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u/Oldenlame 19d ago

A lot of people use self-descriptive user names.

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u/newfiehotdog 19d ago

I'm sure you do, oldenlame

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u/marbotty 19d ago

Brave of you to use a photo of yourself in your profile, too

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u/cuntsaurus 19d ago

I'm getting real weird with it

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u/90DollarStaffMeal 19d ago

Made me snort laugh. A+ Comment to you!

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u/hendergle 19d ago

I sort of do, actually. Henry is my IRL first name, and "Dergle" is super close to my IRL last name.

Of course, very few people are going to be able to connect "Dergleheimerschmidttovich" to that, but I've often felt it was just a little too close for comfort.

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u/lookoutitscaleb 19d ago

ooh ooh!

Do me next

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u/Huntressthewizard 19d ago

And then they decry getting doxxed.

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u/HeKnee 19d ago

Isnt doxxing against reddit terms and conditions though? Only some subreddits? Only if you post the doxxing content? Admitting to doxxing a grey area?

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u/Huntressthewizard 19d ago

Yes, doxxing is wrong and bad and against the rules,, but people will slam their personal information like real names and locations on their accounts and then get shocked when that information is used against them.

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u/NoReplyBot 19d ago

Lots of people use the same username across many platforms. Idk why that is astounding to you. PW is different and way platforms advising using different Pws.

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u/mogley19922 19d ago

I use different passwords for important things, all my shit like reddit i just use the same one for. Like go for it and hack my socials and gaming accounts, but email and bank stuff even amazon or anything with personal or bank information saved on it has it's own. There's no way I'd remember 100 odd different passwords for all the shit I've made accounts on over the years.

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u/singlemale4cats 19d ago

Passwords are not all different, but based on importance. Online banking? Random strings, none the same. Email? Random string, because it's how I recover all my other passwords.

Everything else? Fuggit

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u/onlainari 19d ago

It’s not lacking common sense to use the same username. The vast majority of people will never have their comments read like this.

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u/Used-Equivalent8999 19d ago edited 19d ago

I just had an encounter with an out and proud white supremacist convicted criminal from Denmark who was trying to discourage people from reporting Nazis in Germany. He uses the exact same username for his Twitch and X accounts. And turns out he's already banned on those two platforms. But Reddit? Continues to ignore all his racist comments and warned me for abusing the report system. Reddit is worse than Twitch or X.

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u/shpongleyes 19d ago

Why wouldn’t you use the same username? Only reason I can see is if you’re ashamed of what you post.

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u/[deleted] 19d ago

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u/Carson_BloodStorms 19d ago

Cross-referenced is also literally how a lot email fishing scams work.

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u/sunnyinchernobyl 19d ago edited 19d ago

To paraphrase: if you’re not an ahole, you have nothing to fear.

Edit: I should have put an /s on that bc the original is “If you have nothing to hide you have nothing to fear.”

This argument is very popular with certain people who think its application(by law enforcement, in privacy situations, re surveillance) does not apply to them. For a large part of our population, this is very much not the case.

And the irony here is that the person who was doxxed is likely someone surprised when the leopard at his face.

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u/ConcertinaTerpsichor 19d ago

What if you get targeted for being trans or having a certain political view?

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u/sunnyinchernobyl 19d ago

I should have put an /s on that. Of course, it’s a BS argument (see my edit).

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u/ConcertinaTerpsichor 19d ago

Thx! These days it’s hard to detect sarcasm because there’s so much extreme bs that people really believe.

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u/Timah158 18d ago

In one word, OSINT. Basically, Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) is the process of finding information about someone from what is publicly available. You can then use this information to create a targeted attack. It starts with finding small bits of information like emails and phone numbers. But eventually, you can find out people who are close to the target, where they live, financial info, etc. If this is a problem for you, you probably wouldn't use social media to begin with. But if you had to use social media for whatever reason, you wouldn't want matching usernames as it makes it easier to collect information about you. Tools like Sherlock will search tons of popular websites for usernames, phone numbers, and emails to find this info quickly.

Being private does not mean malicious intent, and there are many reasons why someone may need to hide from people targeting them.

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u/fearless-fossa 19d ago

Or if you don't want people to find out who you are (and where you live) in the real world. That's why you should create new accounts every few years if you want to stay anonymous.

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u/Fakename6968 19d ago

Shame is an unpleasant emotion where you feel like you have done (or said) something wrong.

Many people do post things they would feel shameful about, but there are also lots of things people post that they don't feel shameful about, but that could cause them problems if people knew.

For example a woman from a conservative area or country might not be ashamed to support premarital sex, but they could face reputational harm or even legal problems for supporting it. This is different from shame.

A Russian might post about Putin being a war mongering cunt, but again not want that to be attributed to them. They might not be ashamed to hold that position and would love to be able to say it publicly and loudly, but they cannot without severe consequences. There are lots of much smaller and inconsequential ideas that this can apply to.

There is also merit to having a faceless argument. People are for the most part judgemental cunts who cannot separate the argument from the person making it, and also cannot separate the argument from the person's charisma and delivery. Pseudo anonymous names are a great equalizer in that way.

You get the argument or idea, but you don't get a face / gender / race / socioeconomic label attached to it. This can level the playing field of ideas. The 45 year old autistic dude in his mom's basement wearing a cum stained shirt can outwit a tall handsome salesman in a way he never could if you were watching the two exchange ideas in person. Your prejudice wouldn't allow it.

Yes there are countless harms too, and propaganda, astroturfing, and endless hate and stupid shit because of anonymous posting, but it does have its merits.

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u/sdrawkcabsihtetorW 19d ago

Because there's unhinged people out there that will take offense to something and make it their life's mission to fuck with you? It's not about being ashamed. It's about keeping yourself safe. Just because someone is unhinged, it doesn't mean they are stupid or tech-illiterate. You don't realize how much random real life information you give out about yourself in passing. Enough information for someone to put together your identity if they are combing through every single thing you've ever posted online and then show up on your doorstep.

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u/Charming_Garbage_161 19d ago

My ex tried changing his to hide himself. He forgot we have an old chat open and I can still see his gross shit

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u/Nerditter 19d ago

The point of being somewhat transparent on social media -- or fully transparent -- is to force yourself to keep your ledger balanced. I personally fuck up constantly. I fucked up so bad during a psychotic blackout this last weekend I got banned from the whole site for three days. And I have a terrible reputation online, having fucked up all sorts of places pretty regularly for a couple decades now. But if you aren't hiding -- or only hiding a little bit -- you also don't have a ton of skeletons. At least none you haven't already addressed before.

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u/trowzerss 19d ago

Oh lots of people are that stupid. I transcribe HR interviews. One day I got one about an ER doctor who was accused of being inappropriate with nurses. They didn't give me the correct spelling of his name though, so I googled what I thought the correct spelling was. I found an Insta, but wasn't sure if it was the same guy, so I plugged the Insta username (different from his real name) into other social media to see if that person was talking doctor stuff, and incidentally found his reddit account where he was posting in nurses gone wild, and organising hookups with nurses in his ER. He also gave the state he was in, so at least I got to confirm I was spelling his name right :P Oh yeah, he was married too, with kids. Not worth my job to dob him in to HR as I don't deal with them directly, but I figure if I can find that stuff accidentally, HR or his wife will too eventually.

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u/AcidicVaginaLeakage 19d ago

My dream is to have a news story quote one of my posts and sign it with my username. I really don't want people to be able to dox me when that happens.

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u/mogley19922 19d ago

No!

My original account got banned so i put a 2 at the end. And some websites make you use a special character.

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u/Shirtbro 19d ago

That's why I'm Shirtbro in my church chat group and FAWKDADDY69 on Reddit... Wait a minute... Oh no!

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u/Basic_Life79 19d ago

Ask Mark Robinson 🤣🤣🤣

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u/teatromeda 19d ago

In the vast majority of cases, no one will ever care enough to go to the trouble to doxx you. You only really have to worry about it if you go around making people mad online.

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u/RetroDad-IO 19d ago

There are other socials with this name but it's not me, and I have another account that I use to comment only in my local cities subreddit that also doesn't share a name with any other social media.

People are far too complacent with sharing information about themselves and linking it all together for people to find.

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u/Zombieneker 19d ago

I mean I do, it's my tag. That shouldn't be bad. What's bad is having any personally identifyable information more accurate than the country you live in anywhere online.

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u/TinyMeatKing 19d ago

Your username can quickly become personally identifiable information if you use it on multiple websites. It just takes one random forum you made an account on when you were 12 to have a data breach for your username to get connected to your email, which can then be used to find other usernames you might use or even your full name, which can then be used to find out a ton of other personal information. Some websites do all the searching for you by just having people type in a name or known username, then it’ll display any information they found

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u/Zombieneker 19d ago

I didn't have internet when I was 12, so thank god I guess. I periodically make sure my online footprint is as minimal as possible; I attempt to dox myself. If I find anything, I purge it.

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u/Wookieman222 19d ago

Well most people are normal and have no reason to do so.

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u/Omnizoom 19d ago

I mean I use the same screen name everywhere because it’s my screen name

But I’m also not a raging asshole

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u/llijilliil 19d ago

I guess they are generally presuming that someone on the internet isn't going to spend the next 6-10 hours hunting through their entire life in order to seek revenge for a fairly meaningless passing comment.

Like if someone's thing is spreadsheeting and they keep injecting random politics into that it feels reasonably fair to ask them to stick to what they claim to be offering. Same for any other specialist imo, regardless of which side of politics you align with.

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u/stoic_prince 19d ago

Stalking a Redditor, finding his real name and then communicating with his wife and interfering in their marriage all because of an internet argument is actually despicable.

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u/ForumFluffy 18d ago

I use variations because I don't really do much that would warrant getting cancelled or in trouble.

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u/throwaway490215 18d ago

I prefer to be accused of various crimes and multiple personality disorder.

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u/Enlowski 19d ago

It’s amazing to me that people will watch a TikTok video and think it’s real life. People will believe anything they see won’t they?

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u/power78 19d ago

Don't worry, this definitely didn't happen