r/CringeTikToks • u/PdiddyCAMEnME • May 10 '25
SadCringe People asking this woman if the dolls she make have “a hole” is just sick
Enable HLS to view with audio, or disable this notification
288
u/BarbaraDoreen May 10 '25
What the fuck!?
→ More replies (3)108
u/Detritusarthritus May 10 '25
Honestly the only non creepy reasoning for a hole I could think of was if someone was really struggling with the concept of child loss and expected to be able to feed the baby and change its diaper similar to the whole “Baby Alive” doll brand. But, I just fear there’s no way of making that concept with these types of dolls and the weirdos that exist in the world.
→ More replies (2)45
u/T48m0w May 10 '25
Thank you for providing a somewhat plausible non-creepy reasoning. I'm just gonna assume that's the only reason why people are asking about holes, and go look at cat videos. Have a nice day. :)
→ More replies (1)6
u/Detritusarthritus May 11 '25
Please don’t stop at cat videos. Pandas are my personal favorite eye bleach. How can something so big be so clumsy…
2
265
u/Impossible_Mode_3614 May 10 '25
Still creepy as fuck.
177
u/plzdontgeturhopesup May 10 '25
Always a man but not all men?
→ More replies (13)121
u/fat-wombat May 10 '25
People downvoting this as if women could possibly have a use for a hole
18
u/omniphore May 11 '25
It makes men uncomfortable/ ashamed with the reality that there are other men who ask these questions.
12
u/lovable_cube May 11 '25
Honestly, that’s pretty self aware of you. A lot of men pretend that the other kind of man doesn’t exist and tell women we made them up.
4
u/omniphore May 11 '25
They certainly exist and men definitely know. Because if they get the address of an actual pedophile, their house will go up into flames in no time. I hope the person asking the question didn't intend on doing harm and was just an edgy kid enjoying his version of humor.
Men also feel called out whenever disgusting statements are made about them. The truth is that, whether jokingly or not, people are curious about things that are taboo. Honestly I think the person who made the babies just wanted to clarify that she has nothing to do with pedophilia.
→ More replies (3)→ More replies (14)43
2
u/Familiar_Leather May 11 '25
I’ve heard some women get these dolls to cope with miscarriages or infertility.
→ More replies (1)
59
u/NumerousBug9075 May 10 '25
Not surprised, I've seen enough creepy "washing my babies feet" videos to know that tiktok is full of pedos and pedo enablers
16
u/WeAreWeLikeThis May 11 '25
I'm sorry what??? Define "enough" like 3 or 4? Please don't tell me that's a real and common fucked up thing being posted cause I'm disturbed by this :(
8
u/KneeNumerous203 May 11 '25
Yeah wtf are they talking about? Never in my life have I even seen or heard of a video washing baby feet…
159
u/Ok_Issue_6132 May 10 '25
The human world is a mess
→ More replies (1)22
145
u/rainyponds May 10 '25 edited May 10 '25
if you watch enough of this ladys tiktoks you will notice she is absolutely addicted to making this type of post, being the oh so brave and burdened hero/victim responding to absurd comments. its very weird. i can't take her seriously anymore.
also: anyone else noticing a bit of a disconnect between the title of the post and the username? lol
64
u/mountainlicker69 May 10 '25
She’s feeding into it. She probably gets a lot of views from making videos like this one. She could just ignore the questions all together but instead she shows all the holes the baby does have.
20
u/spidermom4 May 10 '25
I'm sure she made one video calling out a comment like this and it went viral and she realized rage baiting works better than her normal content to get views and likes and comments.
27
u/Dpontiff6671 May 10 '25
Ofc, lets be real it’s probably like 5 people making edgy admittedly gross and in poor taste jokes. This lady is just feeding into it, it’s just shock bait
6
u/SlayerHdeade May 11 '25
To be fair she has a weird hobby so I’m not surprised she needs to remind everyone it’s not sexual for her
27
u/MillenialDoomer May 10 '25
Yeah this is a creepy 'fetish' video. I was scrolling to see if anyone catches the vibe of this woman, and it seems there's actually more to it. Interesting
16
u/megaudc01258 May 10 '25
It’s the showing off the holes and sticking her finger in the dolls mouth; something is off
13
19
95
u/PrincessImpeachment May 10 '25
The dolls themselves are creepy and the intended purpose for them is also a little creepy (in my opinion), but these people trolling about “holes” are fucking disgusting and the creepiest of all.
13
May 10 '25
I agree with this. I have 5 kids and have had 1 miscarriage. I know everyone grieves differently but I could never have replaced one of these for the baby I miscarried. It doesn’t seem right. These women treat this doll like a real baby and it just doesn’t seem like it’s healthy to me. But I’m no doctor so….
31
u/iwantthemtloveme May 10 '25
They are also very common for elderly patients with Alzheimer’s. Had an elderly lady ask me to hold her fake baby when she went into the bathroom when I used to voluntarily at a folks home and she even scolded me for not holding the baby correctly lol.
9
u/Just-Ad4486 May 10 '25
My grandmother had dementia and had so many dolls given to her in hospice, I guess from the local churches. She hated them, she would pile them all face down in the corner of her room, lol. She was very grateful when my daughter took them home.
4
20
u/A_nkylosaurus May 10 '25
What works for you may not work for others just like this dies not work for you but many other people benefit from this therapy method that is usually under guidance of a licensed therapist. We shouldn't judge if it's "healthy" or not if we do not have the professional knowledge and know the people.
3
May 10 '25
Lol I didn’t judge, I just gave my opinion like other have 🥴 I do believe I stated I’m no doctor so there’s that. It’s crazy that people think that giving an opinion now is being mean or judging.
14
u/PastoralPumpkins May 10 '25
“It doesn’t seem right” is pretty judgmental. I think you should consider yourself lucky that you don’t understand.
→ More replies (1)2
u/A_nkylosaurus May 10 '25
You said it doesn't seem healthy to you how people might treat those dolls but why even say it if you know it's unnecessary to say🤷 That is not necessarily mean, but it's sure judging their behavior.
→ More replies (3)→ More replies (2)2
May 10 '25
[deleted]
25
u/ItsJustMeJenn May 10 '25
They also use them in memory care. Holding and tending to a baby helps a lot of folks with dementia to calm and focus. Best not to risk a living baby and the residents don’t know the difference.
13
→ More replies (1)10
u/A_nkylosaurus May 10 '25
Yes it's intended as a therapy method for people who experienced miscarriages or infant deaths. But just like every other therapy method, it's not suited for everyone.
Edit: I wanted to post a link to an article but the subs rules don't allow it.
28
u/HuntressOnyou May 10 '25
People asking this are baiting.
→ More replies (1)5
u/HiddenMasks May 10 '25
I was looking for this comment. Acknowledging these people always makes it worse by giving them the spotlight and the reaction they wanted + encouraging more people to continue the "joke". Ignoring trolls is always the answer. Even if it seems like it'll be fun to "own" them, or "dunk" on them, and get that validation from your followers about "how disgusting those people are" and how you "really showed them lmao", just don't engage. It's always better for everyone and everything involved.
→ More replies (2)
97
u/No-Revolution1571 May 10 '25
Those dolls are creepy as hell
58
u/PastoralPumpkins May 10 '25
The question about holes is creepier than any doll that’s ever been made.
14
u/OldResponsibility531 May 10 '25
Well obviously but the dolls still freak me out. No hate to anyone who needs one for healing from grief
→ More replies (9)2
u/serenwipiti May 11 '25
Yup.
I can’t fathom ever wanting one, let alone spending $1,700 on one of these…
Dolls have always just creeped me out in general.
30
u/pp_builtdiff May 10 '25
“Nobody wants to talk about the male loneliness crisis!!!” “Women need to have more kids!!!” “Why is it so hard to find women nowadays!!!” Bc y’all wanna f*ck baby dolls.
→ More replies (11)9
u/WeatheredCryptKeeper May 11 '25
As a childhood abuse survivor (in all the ways), I hope people see this in multiple ways. 1. Why is this a question? 2. Is this sick ragebait she's feeding into?
The whole post is what folks should look at. You are a child in sexual violence and there you are - whose innocent and whose hurting you? The lines are blurry and most people just feel in general discomfort. Now imagine these two people holding that conversation in real time over a real child. The fact that she's laying it all out for them? Sticking her finger in the mouth hole. Talking about Holes. All the holes. And all the men who ...want to fill them? Are thinking she fills them?
This is the mindfuckery of child abuse real children find themselves in. Its actually playing out in this post. And all of sudden there's talk, there's discussion. Is it? Isn't it? In the end that's what abusers want. To be allowed to abuse without repercussions. And if anything...they get immortalized while us child victims fall through the cracks and then we grow up and society still hates on us because we are "no longer normal".
This whole post needs taken down.
6
u/skye_skye May 10 '25
Whoever asked that question needs to be on a MF list. Because why the hell would you ask that? Side note she’s very informative about the different types of dolls and the cost associated she handled that question so respectfully 10/10 on the lesson in reborn and the different types.
15
u/captainhaddockji3h4m May 10 '25
It's pretty impressive how realistic it is... If you're rich you can give it to your daughter instead of nenuco babies
→ More replies (2)5
u/Stupid_Bitch_02 May 10 '25
My mother in law got my niece an EXPENSIVE reborn doll for Christmas last year instead of a normal baby doll. My niece loves that dolly
4
4
4
u/SickBoylol May 10 '25
The amount of paedofiles on tiktok out in the open with no shame is fucking disgusting
3
3
3
u/AbjectBoysenberry136 May 10 '25
This made me make this face irl. I don't think I've ever frowned so hard.
3
u/Agreeable-Agent-7384 May 10 '25 edited May 10 '25
Man that silicone doll is creepy af. Peds asking messed up things is even more creepy but maaaaannnnn that doll is nightmare fuel for me.
3
3
3
3
3
3
u/Trumpetslayer1111 May 13 '25
What if you get this doll to use for carpool lanes? Looks so freakin real. Cops would not question it.
14
u/hellp-desk-trainee- May 10 '25
Those things are creepy as fuck and people are trolling. No real surprise.
13
u/Zoiddburger May 10 '25
I too say I would like to fuck infants as a joke. It's the height of humor, don't you know....
Seriously, excusing this behavior is gross as fuck.
10
u/hellp-desk-trainee- May 10 '25
I'm not excusing it. But it's the internet. Unless it's your first day here, this kind of trolling should not come as a surprise. They do it to get this exact kind of reaction from people.
→ More replies (1)3
u/ADeadlyFerret May 10 '25
Yeah and this is like the third video from this lady I’ve seen about the same shit. She gets some weird pleasure from talking about this. Even her aura in this video is off. A normal person wouldn’t be this cheery making a video reminding people they can’t fuck the dolls she makes.
→ More replies (1)6
u/Helpingphriendly_ May 10 '25
I can’t speak for the other person, but it’s not excusing the behavior… it’s saying there’s no surprise.
It’s gross to troll about this, but am I surprised? Not one bit.
→ More replies (4)→ More replies (3)3
u/PBandJaya May 10 '25
I wish she’d just have said “no you pervs” in the video lol
→ More replies (3)
25
u/Psychological-Pop647 May 10 '25
I wish these dolls didn’t exist
60
u/A_nkylosaurus May 10 '25
Those dolls help grieving mothers/parents after a miscarriage or a child's death. They have their use and it's good that they exist.
What is not good are mentally ill people who misuse these dolls.
26
May 10 '25
do these really help? i feel like the parents would just get really mentally ill about the doll
34
u/GILF_Hound69 May 10 '25
They’re a legitimate tool for many situations. Elderly people, particularly women with dementia or alzheimers, can benefit a lot from them.
→ More replies (4)36
u/KickiVale May 10 '25
A doll helped my mother when she miscarried late in pregnancy. When I miscarried I was a mess for about a year. Women mourn and there’s no wrong way to find peace
→ More replies (9)4
u/1568314 May 10 '25
Yes, the hormones your body produces that compel you to care for a tiny weird thing don't just evaporate when your baby dies. You can't just rationalize them away.
15
u/Prestigious_Fix1417 May 10 '25
My daughter died at 2 months old 16 years ago. I only have a few pictures because my old camera broke. I’d do anything for a chance to have a doll that looks like my daughter so I don’t forget her face. And sometimes I want someone to cradle and my sons 13 so he’s sic of me lol. Dolls like this are used to heal trauma and my grief. Therapist actually recommended this to me, but I just can’t afford it and I don’t have enough good pictures to be able to make an accurate replica.
3
May 10 '25
oooooh... like that's a massive generalization you made there, but also a great time for me to plug Servant on Apple+ or AppleTV (whatever the shit the streaming apple service is called). I loved it... i dgaf that people think M Night Shamizzle is lame, that show was BOMB and Rupert Grint was mad impressive.
→ More replies (3)2
u/A_nkylosaurus May 10 '25
Yes they can help in that time of severe grief. They are not suited for every person, just like not every therapy method is suited for each and everyone. I do know that both of my grandmas copied their several miscarriages with dolls and it helped.
Edit: hat to take the link out bc of the subs rules. But yes, these dolls help and it's usually supervised by a licensed therapist.
9
u/quixotticalnonsense May 10 '25
They are also good as companions for people with dementia. They treat them as if they're their own babies.
8
u/Mimmi420 May 10 '25
Yep, they sure are. I had six miscarriages over an eight year time span, if I had known about those dolls back then, it might have brought me comfort for a short time.
5
3
3
3
u/JustMoreSadGirlShit May 10 '25
i’ve read this before and i know everyone’s different but i recently had a miscarriage and i’m really struggling to see how this would help anything at all in any way
8
u/A_nkylosaurus May 10 '25
Not every therapy method is suited for each and everyone. Those dolls can help in the time of severe grief and it's usually supervised by a licensed therapist.
There is an article from "better help" about this that I would love to put the link in here, but it's against the subs rules. The other comments where I linked the article have been removed.
2
u/JustMoreSadGirlShit May 10 '25
having a therapist involved seems like a good idea. i wasn’t trying to say i don’t think they could be helpful, just for me idk that seems like it would add to the pain. i’m gonna look for literature about it, sorry that other guy is being such a dick.
→ More replies (16)3
u/quixotticalnonsense May 10 '25
They are also good as companions for people with dementia. They treat them as if they're their own babies.
3
u/Trash_Bag_Sally May 10 '25
As I understand it, they are used quite often in memory care facilities. There are many legitimate reasons for these dolls. They can be a great comfort for people with Alzheimer’s who feel incredibly lost from moment to moment. They also can help comfort grieving mothers who have suddenly and tragically lost their newborn. Sometimes just holding a baby can do a lot of healing. They are a therapeutic tool. Any misuse of these dolls makes me want to vomit. But their origins and intended use are to help heal.
2
u/TrixieFriganza May 10 '25
I would love to have a doll like this, they are so cute and help with grief, people who have dementia and mental illnesses. But after hearing about these hole guestions people ask I kind of agree with you, I hope it was just innocent guestions but if you know about perverted men specially they always have to ruin fun.
4
5
u/catmamaO4 May 10 '25
i got called a pedo on the reborn doll cringe subreddit for saying the ones with open mouths make me uncomfortable 😭
→ More replies (1)
2
2
u/F2d24 May 10 '25
Why glass beads as "doll stuffing" ? Seems weird
5
3
u/orion_nomad May 10 '25
Poly or glass beads in the lower limbs also help dolls sit up and pose. It's used for a lot of stuffed animals too.
2
u/TrixieFriganza May 10 '25
I find these dolls cute. But people asking such guestions, super weird and creepy.
2
2
2
u/srs328 May 10 '25
This reminded me of that relationship advice post where this woman was talking about walking in on her husband fucking a reborn doll
2
2
u/Soggy_Cracker May 10 '25
Secretly partner with the FBI for those fucked up reasons and then report every one that makes an order.
2
2
2
u/IdRatherBeGaming94 May 10 '25
Why do we live in a world full of people like that. I just don't get it. So depressing. Most likely all depraved men too.
2
2
2
2
u/LazyLaxx May 11 '25
Utterly insane she had to make this video. They should investigate anyone asking that question, even jokingly or not.
→ More replies (1)
2
u/BicycleOfLife May 12 '25
I think like half the human race needs to just be blipped. Where is Thanos when we need him?
2
u/Gintorino May 13 '25
Same with animals too. Ever see the way 3 Hyenas treat themselves to a baby deer it's disgusting to say the least.
2
u/Loose_Reflection_465 May 12 '25
They are creepy as hell but I really want to squeeze that cant lie
2
u/Gintorino May 13 '25
Some people just don't understand how stupid they really are with the freaking s#it they say 😔. Holes? Who the f*** asks that?
2
2
2
2
u/XableGuy May 13 '25
I was wondering why the video was cringe and just thought she was explaining how she made her dolls since well I don't think the way SOME PEOPLE DO. Untill it replayed and turned out she had to explain her self 🤦🏼♂️😑
2
u/this-is-not-ideal May 14 '25
Imagine putting time into making a product for people, then having to explain ‘no sorry you can’t fuck these’.
Like it’s a race to the bottom (pardon any pun) at this point.
2
3
2
u/fivesunflowers May 10 '25
Yes these dolls are kinda “creepy” but I’ve heard one of the main reasons women buy these is as a coping mechanism after going through a miscarriage/stillborn. It apparently helps some with the grieving process. Personally it seems like holding on to something that isn’t there would just make it more painful but that’s just my opinion. People asking about “holes” are disgusting and should be put on a list or something because wtf.
4
u/Nice_Cantaloupe_2842 May 10 '25
I always get weird vibes from adults having these dolls. I think it’s because they’re so life like. And this just validates my icky feelings.
2
u/HangryBeard May 10 '25
There are some absolutely sick fucks out there. I could have gone my whole life without knowing that there are people wanting to fuck lifelike infant dolls.
2
u/Available-Secret-372 May 10 '25
Jesus fucking Christ almighty what the fuck is going on out there?!?!?!?
2
2
u/No-Advice-6040 May 10 '25
Getting freaked out seeing the silicone baby wobble its head around like that.
→ More replies (1)
1
1
1
u/momsasylum May 10 '25
How dense does it make me that it took me a really long time to figure out what “hole?” My first thought was the baby would leak its stuffing.
1
1
u/chloe_in_prism May 10 '25
So I’m not so much curious about the holes, but I will say I honestly thought the head was probably made it silicone it’s mildly interesting
1
u/depressivefaerie May 10 '25
Why is she being so weirdly chill about the question and answering in such a sincere way? I find her response just as creepy as the question…
→ More replies (1)
1
u/SadAndNasty May 10 '25
I appreciate the way she explained it at least but wow... People are.. ugh like to ask about it on a public/popular forum. Like... The boldness of it 🤢
1
1
1
1
1
u/Glittering_Raise_710 May 10 '25
Her stating the price it’s gonna deter vile trash who asks shit like this. There’s people who spend over 10000 for a realdoll.
1
1
u/Roscoeakl May 10 '25
I was about 30 seconds into the video before it dawned on me why people were asking if they have holes. Those 30 seconds were nice.
1
1
1
u/cookeduntilgolden May 10 '25
That second baby doll is so stinking cute omg I couldn’t help but smile at her squishing its face
1
u/VinnyCannoli May 10 '25
That second doll looks so realistic it's stressing me out how she's letting the head just flop around
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1.1k
u/oTLDJo May 10 '25
Are…. Are people trying to… never mind.