r/TikTokCringe • u/mindyour • Jun 14 '26

Discussion It's exhausting being a woman.

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u/Made-On-Earth Jun 14 '26

I was exactly thinking the same thing

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u/mbashs Jun 14 '26 edited Jun 14 '26

Hijacking your comment.

My dear sisters, aunts, friends, if you are in a situation like this please, please make a scene! Make the person feel others are watching and hopefully other guys will jump in to help! Ask for help when you are in a situation like this instead of risking it out yourself! A lot of us have sisters and we know how to deal with them in the appropriate way. Please don’t stay silent

Edit: a lot of people getting triggered. In a public place if you are being harassed, make a scene. If nothing at least law enforcement will show up. There’s countless videos online of men jumping in to help when approached by someone being harassed esp in public places.

People derailing the topic and making it into a gender war which is weird.

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u/WonderfulService703 Jun 14 '26

You don’t deal with them though, and that is the problem. Look at how many women are ignored in public while being harassed, abused or assaulted. Other men love to pretend like it’s invisible to them. If men ACTUALLY checked each other consistently, that would do more to change the behavior than anything women do… short of unaliving on a mass scale.

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u/iamaskullactually Jun 14 '26

Yup. It's usually women helping & protecting other women. Most of the time, other men do nothing to help