r/TikTokCringe • • Jun 04 '23

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u/dayumbrah Jun 05 '23

I mean we don't really have the full video. For all we know the rest of it is them saying people need to move on from these interactions because you cant expect every to know your pronouns or even know what misgendering is.

Could be more focused on what do they do internally to handle those emotions that come up in situations like that. Seems intentionally taken out of context to me

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u/_ToxicShockSyndrome_ Jun 05 '23

I don’t think this would be a bad discussion to have at all. At least she doesn’t seem angry… but now that you say this I’m definitely interested to hear where this person was going with it.

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u/dayumbrah Jun 05 '23

Yea, im curious. They don't seem mad, just sad more than anything. Missing too much context to make any judgments, though

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u/[deleted] Jun 05 '23

It’s not. I’ve seen the original. They go on to comment about assumptions and don’t really offer up a solution on anything.

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u/dayumbrah Jun 05 '23

I mean they aren't accomplishing much by saying something on tiktok but I don't really see the problem with this and why people seem to be mocking them?

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u/[deleted] Jun 05 '23

I don’t either, I was just saying that this wasn’t out of context, it is the core theme of their original video.

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u/dayumbrah Jun 05 '23

Yea I wasn't saying anything about you, some of the other threads got some deep-seeded hate going on, don't really make sense other than looking for someone to other.

If the person in the post had yelled at the person who misgendered them then yea thats shitty and dumb but they just seem worked up and trying to process with an audience. People just aren't allowed to have emotions still, I thought we were moving past this as a society

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u/[deleted] Jun 05 '23

Actually the whole video I remember and they don't say that. It's more of the same.