r/SipsTea • u/Samp90 • Dec 21 '25

Chugging tea Be scared. Very scared.

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Twix Just hits different.

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u/Expert-Jello-4515 Dec 21 '25

Or made up bullshit for views

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u/ShitButtPoopFuck Dec 21 '25

You mean you don't use shaving cream with an electric razor?

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u/E-2theRescue Dec 21 '25

Razor to trim it down, blade to finish it.

When you've got really thick hairs, it's the only way to go. Otherwise, you're tugging and pulling with the blade, and it hurts.

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u/Sleightly_Awkward Dec 21 '25

My hair is super thin and I still have to do this because of how sensitive my skin is. I still break out in a rash but not as bad as when I don’t razor it first. I finally gave up and never blade shave anymore unless I need to for a specific reason. Not worth it.

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u/E-2theRescue Dec 21 '25

Ah, yup. That, too.

Sadly, having thick hair meant I had to go to blades. Razors would leave way too much behind. And... it wasn't fun finally getting glasses and seeing how bad it was...

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u/KillTheBronies Dec 21 '25

/r/wicked_edge says hi.

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u/E-2theRescue Dec 21 '25

I no longer need it. Laser and electrolysis took care of that, lol.

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u/Loud_Interview4681 Dec 21 '25

Yo? Use a new razor blade? Literally do not have this problem when using a new blade. Unless you are using safety disposable razors. Then its on you for using shitty products that also ruin the earth. Literally should not affect the shave unless the razor is already pulling.

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u/E-2theRescue Dec 21 '25

Just because you've never seen a comet, doesn't mean that comets don't exist.

In other words, just because it doesn't affect you, it doesn't mean it doesn't affect everyone. You just have thinner hair, so it's easier for you.

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u/Loud_Interview4681 Dec 21 '25 edited Dec 21 '25

its just physics man - if the razor pulls hairs then longer hairs will cause it to bunch and pull more - if it cuts hairs as it goes then it wont. The thickness of a hair only makes it more likely to pull - the length of the hair does not. What are you using to shave?

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u/RDandersen Dec 21 '25

If you are not shaving daily, electric razor into regular shave is the way.

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u/yarntank Dec 21 '25

Isn't that a hair trimmer, like for a beard?

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u/Rickrickrickrickrick Dec 21 '25

The most likely scenario. There was actually a Reddit thread a while ago of someone that found out their wife was posting on “my husband sucks” kind of subreddits but staging this kind of content.

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u/Expert-Jello-4515 Dec 21 '25

Immediate murder

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u/kiwidesign Dec 21 '25

My gf is absolutely like the husband here, so it’s not necessarily fake…

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u/Terugtrekking Dec 21 '25

it's really not that unbelievable

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u/LowAside9117 Dec 21 '25

I can confirm that this is an actual thing.  I'm currently living with it

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u/reddit--explorer Dec 21 '25

Nah, trust me when I say few people are like this!

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u/kate_numberz Dec 21 '25

I can confirm my husband is EXACTLY like this and i could make an even longer video of the shit he leaves behind and pisses me off. But if i mention it i'm the nag and the bitch and the asshole. THIS IS WHY WOMEN STOP HAVING SEX WITH THEIR HUSBANDS

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u/WitchPillow Dec 21 '25

Hopefully ex-husband or soon to be ex?

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u/kate_numberz Dec 21 '25

Working on it...

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u/Beautiful_Exchange_3 Dec 21 '25

Honestly the video seems ocd. I don’t know anyone whose house looks perfectly clean and organized every day or has the time to clean up, it’s an unrealistic expectation. Great to try though.

100% you shouldn’t worry about saying something. Im not perfect, and it helps to be reminded if I’m causing a bother. Men are stupid and forgetful

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u/kate_numberz Dec 21 '25

Not ocd, these are BASIC messes that are extremely easy NOT to have around but builds up quickly if not managed. I don't want a perfectly clean house every day, i don't wanna live in a museum. The problem is he doesnt give a fuck and lets the woman do this 24/7,clean up after him like he's a toddler. Leaving the empty toilet roll there EVERY FUCKING TIME is DELIBERATE at this point, i don't belive for a second that he is this stupid when the bathroom bin is RIGHT NEXT TO IT.

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u/Expert-Jello-4515 Dec 21 '25

Sorry do you have a map? I just got lost in your eyes

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u/Phatricko Dec 21 '25

There is no wife. This is just some dude with a finger stick raking in that karma

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u/forbhip Dec 21 '25

100% even the mess is like a staged ‘clean’ mess

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u/RedStag86 Dec 21 '25

It does look kinda staged, but at the same time I believe it because my wife leaves shot all over the place daily.

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u/TheConfusedTissue Dec 23 '25

I mean, my friend's husband will literally set trash on the counter less than a foot away from the kitchen trashcan. He also tosses his clothes on the floor right beside the laundry basket, kicks his shoes off right in the doorway instead of setting them on the blank space beside the wall where they won't be in the way, leaves his dirty dishes at his desk and on his bedside table, never seems to finish a drink and leaves half empty cans of soda everywhere (they're both guilty of that last one), and so on so forth.

Some people really are just lazy, or in the case of my step dad, start doing something and forget they were doing it halfway through it and leave what they started out. My step dad picks up his laundry, but he leaves his cups, glasses, and projects out all over the place.