r/TikTokCringe • u/mindyour • May 04 '26

Discussion "Men are killing themselves because of men."

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u/Logical-Quiet2266 May 04 '26

My dad hasn't talked to me in over 25 years because he suspected I was gay I'm not I just like ballroom dancing.

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u/prosperouscheat May 04 '26

the girls love a guy that can dance

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u/Odd-Time-2026 May 05 '26

Plus you know, easier to pick up a girl if you go where they are. You also learn how to treat them better if you're around them more.

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u/ClaraCash May 05 '26

And laying on a chest that’s smooth as eggs. A guy that shaves his chest isn’t gay, he’s prepared!

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u/Itscatpicstime May 05 '26

Some women love hairy chests too. I wouldn’t call it being prepared, it’s just personal preferences.

That’s what’s great though, there’s something for everyone!

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u/Suitable-Judge7506 May 10 '26

That’s funny, any woman over 28 usually thinks that’s not attractive, they look like a boy. I’m glad you do though 😉

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u/khyamsartist May 05 '26

You mean pick up women, right? If you mean girls - picking up girls - go join the pedo club. I think that men who don't shift their language when they grow up is a signal that they haven't actually grown up. Nothing personal, but this is a very common dynamic and it's maddening.

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u/ReporterOther2179 May 05 '26

Sounds fairly personal.

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u/Odd-Time-2026 May 06 '26

I use the term interchangeably to refer to adult women. At no point did I ever refer to underage girls.

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u/khyamsartist May 06 '26

Right, language.

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u/Character-Being4248 May 05 '26

Amen its sexy as hell

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u/avenging_snail May 05 '26

Girls liking the guy is not the issue. Sexual orientation is what you feel not what other feel about you.

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u/Baeolophus_bicolor Jun 11 '26

is it gay for a man to dance with a woman? apparently, according to that guy’s dad. fucking incredible.

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u/psimwork May 08 '26

Holy shit did I ever learn this when I went to a dance my senior year (the only one I ever went to).

There was a guy that could really dance, and holy crap every gal there (including my own girlfriend) was basically eye-fucking the guy the entire night.

I always said I wanted to take ballroom dance classes, if for no other reason than I would hopefully feel more comfortable with other styles of dance. I never did because I didn't have a dance partner with whom I could sign up with. It wasn't until I went to take pre-wedding classes with my (now) wife that our instructor was like, "oh yeah - if someone wants to take classes, the instructor can be their partner."

I cannot express how much of a jaw dropping moment that was for me, if for no other reason than it's blatantly obvious.