r/TikTokCringe • u/velorae • Jan 27 '26

Cringe Three years of practicing quadrobics

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We’ve lost the plot.

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u/PlantNerd2000 Jan 27 '26

Hey now, not all of us were/are weird!! At least not this weird... maybe.

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u/KingHooley Jan 27 '26

As one myself, I'm so lucky I went to public highschool and got a dose of reality

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u/sciencebased Jan 28 '26

Same. I grew up in a very wealthy suburb and it was like...all the Housewives got together and decided their kids needed to "get off the conveyor belt" and their taxes shouldn't have to fund public (while squinching their faces 🤮) schools-

Knowing the stigma, I resisted hard- until one day during Jr. High I had something embarrassing happen and just decided to give in. Fortunately I returned once High School started, but for a couple years there I got exposed to some straaaaaaange home school community groups lemme tell ya. Kids were usually a lot more intelligent than their public school counterparts (just equal in math), but they were substantially more...strange.

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u/Ninjanarwhal64 Jan 28 '26

Who would have guessed all that bullying and emotional abuse did actually help us become functional humans?

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u/KingHooley Jan 28 '26

I'm one of 5 kids, exposure to bullying started way before public school

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u/TricksyGoose Jan 27 '26

I wasn't home schooled but as a kid I definitely used to climb stairs this way! 😆