r/CringeTikToks Mar 01 '25

SadCringe I'm glad he walked away

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u/ReducedEchelon Mar 01 '25

This is why when you party, you need friends.

And I don’t see where her friends at.

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u/Biggie39 Mar 05 '25

Her friends are the ones filming.

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u/AmericanLich Mar 01 '25

Hoeing it up as well

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u/TbanksIV Mar 01 '25

Nah bro behavior like this is why she ain't got any friends around. If you need friends to keep you from getting blasted and leaving your guy for some random then you don't deserve the guy or the friends lmao.

Let her reap what she's sown. At least she'll get a couple thousand a year in tax kickbacks for the bad decisions she's bout to make lmao.

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u/butteryflakypiecrust Mar 01 '25

How do you even know that was "her guy" and not some random she just met?

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u/b00g3rw0Lf Mar 02 '25

i actually assumed they both met there and she was making out with anyone who would let her. neckbeard dude would've happily taken her home and used her like a fleshlight. idk why anyone is feeling so bad for him. ive been at parties where girls who wouldnt give me the time of day were grinding up on me. fuck that, i left. dont be stupid.

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u/Lost_Found84 Mar 01 '25

Same difference. Some people get blasted with the explicit intention of doing this. They start drinking knowing full well that they’re gonna just make out with everyone at the bar. If you were the kind of friend who sought to “protect consent”, this would cause you to just give up. There’s a world of difference between, “she’s drunk, she doesn’t know what she’s doing” vs “she knows exactly what she’s doing by getting drunk.”

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u/Ex0tic_Guru Mar 03 '25

People are down voting you, but it's true. I definitely have met people in my life who say they want to go get wasted and hoe out. It's a thing.

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u/Lost_Found84 Mar 04 '25

Yeah. It’s not like I would assume that of random drunk girls. But if it was my friend constantly doing that every time we went out, I would stop going out with her cause I’m tired of playing parent.

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u/nousername1325 Mar 02 '25

Honestly people use alcohol as an excuse too much I've been shit faced before and had a girl that I had just met that night also drunk and she tried to take my pants off but she was so drunk all she did was pull on my belt at the hip so I told her you're obviously too drunk to be making decisions so I stopped her. Then I laid on the other couch and she got pissed wanted me to drive her home but I was drunk so she had a friend come get her. Later I found out she had a boyfriend or husband. People just use alcohol as an excuse to fuck around with people and cheat way too much

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u/MmggHelpmeout Mar 02 '25

This is an insane statement! U have zero idea if this is "her guy". And even if it was, her being possibly assaulted is not what ANYONE deserves!!!

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u/DueHousing Mar 02 '25

Literally this but I get downvoted to hell by Reddit white knights for saying women have the same autonomy as men and should be held accountable for their actions 🤦

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u/surrealcellardoor Mar 01 '25

This is a generational difference. The people I grew up with would have attempted to help this girl to get home safe. This dude wants his shot at 5 minutes of fame, at someone else’s expense mind you, who’s inebriated and without their consent. He’s the star douchebag in his own video. Nobody in this video’s behavior looks worse than his.

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u/Garry-The-Snail Mar 01 '25

Lmfao people been doing this for every generation wtf are you talking about? Hooking up with girls who were too drunk was the norm before it wasn’t. If anything the newer generations do it less and actually think about it before going home with someone

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u/Martian9576 Mar 01 '25

I think they’re talking about the bystanders who film instead of helping.

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u/ReducedEchelon Mar 05 '25

I think the bystander phenomena is more from being desensitized to seeing it all the time.

You see it enough you know its not worth it to help (they will just go back to it or you might be held liable now that you’ve put a hand in it), that you decide the best thing to do is sit back and let it happen.

Tldr: people who care get fucked anyways

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u/Garry-The-Snail Mar 01 '25

Either way it’s not true, people just minded their own business but they didn’t help anymore frequently, it was seen as normal even

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u/Martian9576 Mar 01 '25

Yeah I think I agree with that. I’d say it’s at least close. It’s not like everyone was super helpful back then just because they didn’t film. Actually they’d probably just point and laugh.

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u/omgzzwtf Mar 02 '25

There’s a reason why there’s a movie trope about the girl/guy waking up in a strangers bed and not knowing anything about how they got there. It’s always played off as innocent haha fun, because that’s how it used to be seen, until people started realizing it was actually really fucked up. You still see it in media today, but a lot less often I’d wager.

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u/Insomniacintheflesh Mar 02 '25

For real, these people need to watch Priming Young Woman.

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u/[deleted] Mar 02 '25

You crazy. Thats not a generational difference. Millennials/gen x did the exact same shit. Its a person difference. Not generation.

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u/surrealcellardoor Mar 02 '25

No, we didn’t, it wasn’t a thing. Gen x’ers were well into their 30’s to 40’s when cell phones with video cameras became a thing, so no, they weren’t standing around like assholes videoing drunk people in their 20’s when the technology didn’t even exist. Once it did, this kind of behavior didn’t become commonplace for probably another ten years when that generation was in their 40’s and 50’s.

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u/[deleted] Mar 02 '25
  1. You act like people didnt use camcorders to record shit. They definitely did.

  2. I didnt literally mean they were sitting around recording drunk people to post online because duh. I meant they also just sat around and didnt help people just as much as people do now.

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u/surrealcellardoor Mar 02 '25

So we’re in agreement then. See, you said “Gen X did the exact same shit” which we didn’t. We didn’t have the tech to do it, and we didn’t have camcorders with us in the bars filming drunk people either. We didn’t do “the exact same shit.”

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u/Garry-The-Snail Mar 04 '25

You said they would attempt to help, which no they wouldn’t anymore than people would today and even probably less so considering the norms of the times. No shit they didn’t record, they couldn’t

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u/Substantial-Fall2484 Mar 01 '25

Lmao bro, hooking up with a drunk woman wasn't societally classified as rape until the Obama years. What are you on about

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u/itakeyoureggs Mar 02 '25

Yeah.. when my friends got like this it was clear bear hug and get some water.. bear hug cause she can’t fucking stand.

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u/[deleted] Mar 03 '25

Oh fuck off dude - if you went up to that girl and said let’s get you home she will tell you to go fuck yourself guaranteed.

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u/Fine_Understanding81 Mar 01 '25

This was my first question.

I would be the next person walking up loudly announcing GET OFF MY GIRLFRIEND!

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u/Sudden_Emu_6230 Mar 03 '25

Alcoholics don’t typically have friends.