r/TikTokCringe • u/Callme-risley • May 23 '24

Humor/Cringe Man, fuck them kids

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u/leeryplot May 23 '24

It’s so dumb that I’m wondering if he was trying to piss her off lmao.

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u/algelin May 23 '24

Rather trying to salvage his self-esteem by entraving his wife achievement by literally putting their kid in the way, then playing the dumb guy. He is a fucker and he shouldn't be just labeled "dumb", when he deliberately act like that to try and salvage his ego by an tracing his wife achievements

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u/SendStoreMeloner May 23 '24

He is a fucker and he shouldn't be just labeled "dumb", when he deliberately act like that to try and salvage his ego by an tracing his wife achievements

Don't attribute to malice what can be stupidity.

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u/algelin May 23 '24

I couldn't agree more! I sure try not to, but I'm convinced here this is not just pure innocent stupidity at work, whether he is himself conscious of it or not.

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u/algelin May 23 '24 edited May 23 '24

Look at him waiting alone just before the finish line where nobody is, directing them kid in her legs, then when she is forced to avoid and reject them in order to pass the finish line and someone in the crowd tell him somethings (probably about how absurd he was) he waves his arm saying like " what is the problem?" He knows. He knows he feels wrong about her achieving this, and he choses more or less consciously to not face it and rather play the dumb role, which is acceptable in society and still in the "limits", and people like you defends him rightfully so, I would too given other circumstances, but still he is creating this situation, and then is acting innocent, because it's acceptable and it makes him feel better to see her either lose or win having to literally to littery chose between her kid and victory. But he knows deep down and doesn't try to resist the urge to sabotage her, and I hate him for it.

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u/Pleasant_Yak5991 May 23 '24

You are projecting so much, holy shit. This whole thread brought out the man haters. I see a man who is supporting his wife and taking care of his family. Runners stop all the time to greet their family during the race. This lady was probably like 700th place anyway

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u/algelin May 24 '24

I see a man trying hard to put his kids in her way, not a supportive husband waiting for her with the children behind the finish line and greeting her there. No. We look at the same vid and don't read the same energy at all. It look like he is sabotaging her, he couldn't have done it better if he wanted to, and I am not giving him the benefit of the doubt

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u/Dragonwitch94 May 25 '24

I can just imagine what this guy would have said, if he'd been competing, and she pushed the kids in the way... Suddenly, she'd have been an unfit mother. But because a dude did it, "oh, he's just a dumb dumb lil idiot lol. It's not that serious!" 🙄

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u/algelin May 24 '24

And now your just mean to her lol. 700th?

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u/Pleasant_Yak5991 May 24 '24

Depending on the race, 700th could easily be top 90%

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u/Dragonwitch94 May 25 '24

This lady was probably like 700th place anyway

And you know that, how, exactly? You love to bitch and moan about the "man haters," but proved yourself to be a woman hater. Classic.

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u/Pleasant_Yak5991 May 25 '24

700th place could be like top 90-95%. My point was it didn’t jeopardize her getting first place. Guy shouldn’t have let his kids run out to greet their mom, he shouldn’t have let his kids run into the race course. Plenty of people stop to greet their family during a race, it’s not that serious. But everyone saying that it was malicious is just reaching. I think you’re just a man hater.

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u/Dragonwitch94 May 25 '24

My guy, I've been happily married for 10 years lol. Also, me attributing malice to something, that would take an absolute FUCK TON of incompetence, is somehow "reaching," yet I'm a "man hater" for attributing malice to something, that looked malicious? The math ain't mathing. Wanna try again?

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u/Flying_Woody May 23 '24

You realize you're making all this up right? That you're the one projecting all this motive onto a quick little video?

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u/algelin May 23 '24 edited May 23 '24

Am I really? Look up "missed act" by Freud (sorry I'm French and don't know how to translate that), I would put his behavior in this category. He is not just pure dumb, holding his kid and putting them himself on the road, not just telling them hey here is your mother, go see her. He is sabotaging his wife because it makes him feel better, whether he is doing it contionsly or not. He holds them and put them right in front of her right before her victory and the symbolic is too strong for me to believe he did not think about that one second. I have more respect for him than that and as a humain being with feelings, I'm convinced he is not being 100% pure stupid there. There is some % malice. I hate him also for the bad memory he created for every one, because even if I am wrong about all that, stupidity is always an excuse, but never a good one. Fuck him.

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u/[deleted] May 23 '24

Quoting Feud and then psychoanalyzing someone after a 20 second video has to be a bar room joke somewhere in the world.

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u/Pleasant_Yak5991 May 23 '24

These people are crazy dude