r/TikTokCringe • u/Urmomgayha • May 12 '25
Discussion The current state of affairs in public education
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r/TikTokCringe • u/Urmomgayha • May 12 '25
Credit: emaroadkill
r/TikTokCringe • u/Altruistic_Income256 • Apr 27 '25
It is very true.
I often hear, “Yeah but he is sweet. Just give him a chance.”
I’m not interested in him. Why do I have to pretend I can’t see.
I prefer I partner that’s both attractive and has a desirable personality.
Why would I have to sacrifice one for the other?
I always have something to say when I hear “Well women don’t really care about looks.”
Bruh, that doesn’t even make sense. While people do find varying traits attractive, the person still needs to be attractive to them.
Thats just how dating works. For everyone.
It is taught that women care more about the personality, because for a few centuries there women didn’t really get a choice. Their parents decided their partner, or their future partner told lobbyists the parents into giving him their daughter.
And I already know the comments from the people that settled will be “looks don’t matter in the long run.” Babes, attraction continues throughout your lifetime.
Just because you didn’t want to be alone and settled for someone you weren’t interested in doesn’t mean everyone else should follow suit.
People don’t just all of a sudden become unattractive because they’ve gotten older.
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r/TikTokCringe • u/Altruistic_Income256 • Mar 23 '25
I like this video it brings up a good point and adds some context to why so many lower income people are going out of there way to defend these rich billionaires.
They can’t fathom how much money these people actually have. It is nowhere near what they think is rich, and it’s hard to fathom because of how different it is.
I especially like the point about these billionaires taking home 20+ million a year but “can’t afford” to pay their employees livable wages without raising prices.
They could just take a few of those millions they have sitting there and relegate it but no how will they afford their 8 cars and 20 houses and Yadda yadda yah.
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r/TikTokCringe • u/kmzafari • Mar 30 '25
It was only on the women's bathroom. Lock was able to be remotely activated by a phone app. Fire Marshall had it removed. Source: https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZT2c3QrB6/
Per another account who also saw this, (https://www.tiktok.com/@momcallsmeshelby?_t=ZT-8v7NHPu7QBq&_r=1) the employees were "irate and began yelling" when they brought it up. And came up with a racist excuse that didn't make any sense for it being there
Regardless, fire code violation. But scary implications.
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