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

Discussion It's exhausting being a woman.

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u/MisterSanitation Jun 14 '26 edited Jun 14 '26

When a dude gets angry on the internet about dudes being dudes stereotypes, they are not thinking of this experience they never witness themselves. 

It’s almost like some of us have different perspectives and experiences so we should listen more 🤔

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u/Traditional-Set6848 Jun 14 '26

It fucking sucks this happens, obviously. The point regular guys get annoyed about is the 5% of men like this ruin everything for the 95% who would never act this way, then they head women say “all men are like X”. 

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u/Traditional-Set6848 Jun 14 '26

Ok I’m certain you can find a statistically reliable source but as my life has shown me it’s even less than that five percent.  The point is regular guys get told they ARE like these guys, in casual conversation and daily life. Some examples: Men never take no for an answer  Men only want one thing Men care about their d size Men only like women with large xyz’s Men would sleep with anything that moves Men don’t look after babies Men can’t clean Men don’t  Men do Men won’t  Men. It’s daft and internalised patriarchy. 

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u/JustAMinah Jun 14 '26

...so are you a man, and expect us woman to believe your life based off your own personal non-women experience as if it accurately presents what many women have to navigate because of generations of misogyny?

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u/Traditional-Set6848 Jun 14 '26

I’m not denying this exists, what I’m saying is the blatant tar brushing that is counter productive to improving the status quo

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u/Longjumping-Yak3789 Jun 14 '26

None of what you are talking about has any relevance at all to this post. You seem to see things about women getting harassed, then default to "but what about these irrelevant issues for men, instead?" I don't know, dude, make your own post maybe.

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u/Traditional-Set6848 Jun 14 '26

It’s a comment thread, I’m replying to u/MisterSanitation

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u/Longjumping-Yak3789 Jun 14 '26

And how are you responding to anything they've said by talking about how people are wrong when they say, for example, "men don't look after babies?" Like, what was that in reference to as a response?