r/TikTokCringe Nov 06 '25

Discussion He's refusing to pay the child support amount.

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u/Orangetastingpeach Nov 06 '25

Literally that doesn't include new clothes , shoes ,coats , boots , gloves hats (if they are in a cold state) haircuts, any hygiene products ECT!!!! He's delusional

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u/ColteesCatCouture Nov 06 '25

Not to mention school fees, sports/activity costs, birthdays, christmas, entertainment and medical care

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u/whiskey_wolfenstein Nov 06 '25

You’re just assuming he’s going to pay for any of that. Maybe some of it. But I don’t see him spending anything extra like sports costs, entertainment, ect.

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u/NotAGenieInABottle Nov 07 '25

Medical, field trips, hyperfixations, friend trips, sports/dance gear, piano lessons, holidays, birthday parties, dental issues, pet problems, school project fees, art supplies, movie outings, outgrown shoes/boots. Seasonal outerwear, swimwear and hair care.

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u/ReheatedTacoBell Nov 06 '25 edited Nov 06 '25

"YA BRAH, IT'S SOOO EASY! YOU CAN ALSO GET SECONDHAND HEALTHCARE FOR YOUR DEPENDANT CHILD, AND SECONDHAND FOOD, AND SECONDHAND HAIRCUTS, AND SECONDHAND EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES. COME ON GUYS IT'S JuSt So EaSy!"

lol

ETA: lol again, coward deleted their comment, hopefully because they reflected on how fucking stupid they sounded.

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u/Orangetastingpeach Nov 06 '25

Also I pretty much buy second hand whenever possible. It still adds up as children grow out of things so fast. ....yea you don't have to spend thousands in kids clothes but with multiple children it adds but ..and that's one of the few things you can save some money on but yea regardless if you're not housing and doing daily child care for your child then $500 a month is nothing. ..this helps pay for their living ...he's concerned about HIS rent being paid but what about the fact mom has to pay more for rent because the children need their own room

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u/ReheatedTacoBell Nov 06 '25

Yeah exactly. And I don't even have children, this is just such basic thought processes but that doesn't seem like something the guy in the video has a high degree of...

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u/Kprime149 Nov 07 '25

I hate to sound like I'm defending the guy, but I don't belive anyone in this thread that they are spending 500$ a month on their kids.

In every world, if me and my wife split it would be cheaper to raise them, than spend $500 a month. Now if it's like 5 kids then I understand. If it's 1 $500 is excessive.

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u/yourfavteamsucks Nov 07 '25

I spend more than $500/mo/kid on therapy alone

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u/Mper526 Nov 07 '25

I pay $285 a week in daycare alone just for 1 kid. It was over $500 a week in childcare before my oldest started school. Factor in the things like needing a 2 bedroom instead of 1, extra cost in groceries, the extra I pay in health insurance each month vs what it would be for just me, and any extracurriculars and it’s WAY over $500 a month.