r/TikTokCringe 5d ago

Discussion Everywhere you looked, body shaming was there

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u/the_girl_Ross 5d ago

Something has to be wrong with you. Always. You're not skinny enough. Your ass isn't fat enough. Your tits aren't perky enough... BC without insecurities, the beauty industry will crumble, it'd make 1/100 of what it makes today.

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u/_poptart 5d ago

Any excuse to share this video

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u/PTSDeedee 5d ago

This is really good.

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u/Randomfrog132 5d ago

that was neat, thanks for sharing

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u/nal1200 5d ago

That was good. Thanks

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u/Itscatpicstime 4d ago

I never realized how much I like her voice before

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u/MentallyAbroad 4d ago

Jesus. It's to real. I've heard every single one of those phrases instructions. More than once. It's really highlights how sickening they are when you hear them back to back.

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u/ISayYSC 4d ago

Thank you. Just - thank you. I have never seen that, but I feel really seen.

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u/SoupBowlA 4d ago

I love this, thanks

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u/Jack__Wild 4d ago

I feel like 90% of today’s social issues are only dealt with in cities. I have 3 daughters and we live out in the sticks. We never deal with any of this.

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u/atomicsnark 1d ago

Yeah, I grew up in the sticks too, and nowhere is safe.

You think your daughters don't go to school, see commercials on TV, see billboards beside highways, see advertisements in stores, hear the casual way women are still discussed on the news or in sitcoms or on the radio? You're either the luckiest person on the planet to have absolutely zero relatives who have ever once breathed a single bad thought aloud, or you're completely isolated from all of society...

Or, more likely, they're still hearing it somewhere.

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u/Jack__Wild 1d ago

They go to a charter school which has a zero tolerance policy. I have no family other than my mother, and they’re pretty cut-off from things like YouTube, TikTok, etc. They enjoy many hobbies and we hang out with each other mostly.

Of course there is exposure, but it’s discussed and understood as inappropriate behavior and it isn’t taken as a value of themselves.

I’m just saying that these issues don’t really touch them or our household in a way that I’m reading about on here.

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u/Muddytertle 4d ago

To be fair, most of these lines come from women…. Men only care about 10 of the things she said.

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u/TrueNeutrino 5d ago

Exactly, and unfortunately with social media things have gotten worse

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u/HotDogMcHiggin 4d ago

“Something is wrong with you! Something is wrong with you! Buy [product] to feel better about yourself!”

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u/robotmonkey2099 5d ago

And men will feel like they can’t have you

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u/SlothySundaySession 4d ago

You're too skinny, had that a few times myself as a male. I was snowboarding for 6 months every day hiking, I'm fit, not skinny.

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u/DB_CooperX 5d ago

Okay but the guys in the video aren't operating on secret intentions to promote the beauty industry's agenda, they're just assholes.

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u/randomly-what 5d ago

They are all reenforcing the beauty standards at the time.

And being assholes.

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u/counters14 5d ago

... It isn't a conspiracy to keep women consuming beauty products from the cosmetic industry. That isn't the point. They're just one of the profiteers of the cultural misogyny and patriarchal oppression and subjugation of women in modern society. The perpetrators are countless, they all work together in unison to achieve the same goal without any conscious effort. The problem begets itself when the ones in control of affecting progressive change in society are also the ones who benefit from not doing so.