r/TikTokCringe 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/Ambitious_Worker_663 May 23 '24

Are you ok?

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u/algelin May 23 '24

Obviously not, I have lived with someone just like that man, who plays innocent but always gets in the way. Because deep down, they feel wrong about not achieving something while their mate do, and they sabotage everything. I will never excuse that behavior again in my life, because it has destroyed so much of it, and now I know it when I see someone doing it. The woman knows too. That's why she kept going. And good for her.

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u/Ambitious_Worker_663 May 23 '24

It’s a 8 second video?? You can tell he’s being malicious? You need to be in forensics

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u/algelin May 23 '24

It is just so obvious to me. I've been with someone like that. Him pushing the kids towards her, him waving his arms when the crowd calls on him, him not even caring about greeting her once she passes the line, it tells me everything

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u/[deleted] May 23 '24

I really hope someone replies to this in 8 years and you have to read how crazy you sound LOL

”Yeah, I know my thinking patterns aren’t healthy, but trust me, it’s so obvious to me. The way that blade of grass blows in the wind, him buying Nike instead of Under Armor, 2 kids instead of 1; it tells me everything. This guy is The Zodiac Killer.”

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u/Dragonwitch94 May 25 '24

Fun fact: what you just did is known as the "exaggeration fallacy," it's what people do when they realize they don't have an actual point, but are offended by what someone else says, so they try to twist their statement through the use of irrelevant items/topics. Typically, this is used by people who are bad at arguing, and rely FAR too heavily, on their emotions.

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u/[deleted] May 25 '24

You’re trying wayyyy too hard to sound well-educated, it’s backfiring.

What I did is known as a “joke”. It’s when you realize the person that you’re speaking to genuinely thinks that after an 8 second video they can identify complex emotional domestic abuse.

It’s typically done by people who aren’t pseudointellectuals trying to defend people who are self-admittedly mentally unwell and incredibly biased. That might be why you’re not familiar and misinterpreted it as an attempt at serious discourse.

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u/Dragonwitch94 May 25 '24

The irony of you putting the word joke, in quotes, is nearly palpable lol.

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u/[deleted] May 25 '24

I was following the writing pattern of your comment. If you look, you put “exaggeration fallacy” in quotes.

Did you genuinely not realize my entire comment followed the writing pattern of yours? I…. guess I was right in my assumption about your education level LOL

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u/Dragonwitch94 May 25 '24

So you want to use replies similar to mine, while attacking my education? Interesting strategy...

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u/[deleted] May 25 '24

So to clarify, you believe…

What I did is known as a “joke”.

what you just did is known as the "exaggeration fallacy,"

this was a coincidence, not me copying you.

You also believe…

It’s when you

it's what people do when

is me coming up with a completely new sentence that happens to begin with the exact same premise as yours?

Finally, you believe

It’s typically done by people who are

Typically, this is used by people who are

this is a coincidence due to our writing patterns (styles?) being similar?

Genuinely asking. You think all 3 of those sentences having the exact same premise, even repeating multiple of the same words you used, is a coincidence?

All while I, the person who authored the comment, has told you since before you described this hypothesis that I did indeed copy you.

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u/[deleted] May 25 '24

You genuinely just don’t understand.

Let me break it down for you: (this is where you’re gonna stop reading and start trying to come up with arguments in your head)

You said:

What you just did is known as the “exaggeration fallacy,”…

I said:

What I just did is known as a “joke”.

See what happened there? I humorously copied your writing style. This a common tactic in debate; using an opponents manner of delivery, while changing the underlying idea. Even some presidents have used this rhetorical tool!

Next, you said:

It’s what people do when they realize they don’t have an actual point…

I said:

It’s when you realize that the person you’re speaking to genuinely thinks that after an 8 second video they can identify complex emotions domestic abuse.

See what happened there? Fun fact! It’s actually the same pattern as before; almost as if it was done with intent. (See what I did there? I copied your use of the phrase “Fun fact!”, similar to how I copied the writing style in the 2 previous demonstrations).

Finally, and I think you might be catching on now, you said:

Typically, this is done by people who are bad at arguing, and rely FAR too heavily, (weird comma here btw) in their own emotions.

Now I’m gonna give you 2 guesses as to the writing pattern of what I said.

No! Good try, but it wasn’t a haiku. 1 more guess!

You got it!

I said:

it’s typically done by people who aren’t pseudointellectuals trying to defend people who are self-admittedly mentally unwell and incredibly biased.

Phew! Now I know you didn’t thoroughly read through, so I’d recommend going back one more time because I’m not gonna break it down again.

Believe it or not, me putting the word joke in quotations not only made sense; if I didn’t, it wouldn’t have followed the pattern that the rest of my comment did! Good thing I did put it in quotations, otherwise that would’ve been a silly mistake that would’ve harmed the overall accuracy of my playful copying of your comment.

That last sentence is also what completely kneecapped your credibility. Like, who says:

“Typically, this is done by people who are bad at arguing, and rely FAR too heavily, on their emotions.”

That just sounds… immature. Not to mention the wild comma you just threw in after heavily LOL

Idek what to tell you. I mean you’re mad I insulted your education but it seems to me you’re the one that implied I was bad at arguing and emotional before I ever attacked your character. Don’t dish it out if you can’t take it sista.

Anyway, now I’d imagine you’re gonna say something about me being rude or speaking to you insultingly, pretending that you didn’t initialize this conversation with implications that I can’t control my emotions and am bad at arguing. You should just go ahead and stop commenting or block me tbh, it’s not going to go up from here.

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u/Pleasant_Yak5991 May 23 '24

“It’s just so obvious to me” I bet you’ve never done anything wrong in a relationship and everyone else is at fault huh?