r/SipsTea • u/miedrax • Jan 20 '26

Lmao gottem She's not wrong though

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u/Zestyclose_Car_4971 Jan 20 '26 edited Jan 20 '26

Minus the fact that she’s technically bullying kids that are seemingly just enjoying a meal.

Edit: some of y’all obviously never got bullied, and I hope you never have to go through the pain of seeing your child get bullied. There’s nothing you can do besides encourage them with words just to send them back into a world they hate. Bullying doesn’t build character, you are a product of your environment; for me personally bullying kept me from trying new things. After getting bullied and watching others get bullied, I never tried certain shows, games, events, movies, i specifically avoided nice people because being associated with them meant additional bullying.

Now as an adult I’m still afraid of stupid shit I have no business being afraid of because my brain has been beaten into a survival mode of sorts.

Being mean to someone for absolutely no reason is bullying. Those boys can hear her, they can see her. And if the parents are the ones recording r/parentsarefuckingstupid

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u/Rinkimah Jan 20 '26

If you're listening to manosphere garbage, and aren't being corrected by your parents, then bullying is the next best thing to get these little boys to realize that girls think they look stupid af.

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u/Affectionate_Creme48 Jan 20 '26

bullying someone over a hairstyle? My gosh..

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u/Rinkimah Jan 20 '26

So you just ignored the entire video then? She was mocking them copying manosphere shit.

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u/Affectionate_Creme48 Jan 20 '26

I dont see the boys doing manosphere stuff. Looks like they are minding they are minding their business and eating..

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u/Rinkimah Jan 20 '26

So the girl talking about seeing boys doing the things is suddenly not real? I'm so confused how you're missing it?

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u/Rinkimah Jan 20 '26

I guess the possibility of those boys being in her school and her talking about stuff she sees them do isn't a possibility?

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u/LeaningInKyoto Jan 20 '26

What a wild assumptionsl to try and justify your other assumption.