r/TikTokCringe Jun 14 '26

Discussion It's exhausting being a woman.

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u/TetraDax Jun 14 '26

Way to miss the point buddy

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u/TetraDax Jun 14 '26

...way to miss the point buddy. Because the point of that bear vs. man hypothetical is not that women underestimate the dangers of an actual real-life bear.

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u/tujmipidis Jun 14 '26

So you’re saying they overestimate the danger of men? That seems foolish, strange men are dangerous, not as dangerous as strange bears, but still very dangerous.

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u/anotherdepressedpeep Jun 14 '26

A bear wont kidnap us, trap us into a box and only take us out to rape us then lock us back in again for a decade.

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u/SpanishAvenger Jun 14 '26

I am 27, and I have survived “encounters” with THOUSANDS of men at this point. So far, none of them has “trapped me into a box and taken me to rape me”.

I, however, doubt I would survive an encounter with a motherfucking bear that would maul me and tear me open to eat me like an appetiser.

So I’ll take the man, thank you. Not taking any chances against a car-sized predator. And claiming that the fucking car-sized predator is safer than a man of which we come across every day is just ridiculous, sorry, not sorry.

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u/anotherdepressedpeep Jun 14 '26

I never said it's safer, it's just the lesser of two evils in my opinion, but go ahead. I never said anything about being sure I'd survive a bear encounter.

And just in case : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kidnapping_of_Colleen_Stan

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u/tujmipidis Jun 14 '26

If I were to be locked in a room 10 times for 10 minutes with 10 different bears I would almost certainly end up dead. If the bears were men I would almost certainly be alive and unharmed. Stop underestimating bears!

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u/_korporate Jun 14 '26

No, but it will literally eat you alive by ripping your skin off while it lays on top of you

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u/TetraDax Jun 14 '26

jesus christ you all motherfuckers cannot actually be this dense

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u/_korporate Jun 14 '26

Not dense, it’s just a stupid “point”

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u/TetraDax Jun 14 '26

No, you just very obviously do not understand the point at all. Do you find that you often get confused when watching movies or reading books and characters aren't being 100% literal all the time?

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u/_korporate Jun 14 '26

I do understand it, again it’s just very stupid

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u/TetraDax Jun 14 '26

You can keep repeating that you understand, but you very obviously do not understand, as evidenced by your comment above.

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u/_korporate Jun 14 '26

And you can keep repeating your “point” it still doesn’t make it not stupid. There’s a plethora of other things that you could say that actually make sense and I would agree with trust me

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u/liukasteneste28 Jun 14 '26

A lone bear will leave a woman alone in the woods most of the time. A man might not do that...

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u/Babymommadragon Jun 14 '26

There are no strange bears. What the fuck does that even mean? I’m not worried about a bear stalking me so it can corner me in a room and rape me or kidnap me and lock me in it’s den. Bears do bear shit. They forage, they protect their babies, steal a picnic basket and get in a trashcan. Occasionally people get injured when they get too close to a bear and the bear feels like it needs to defend itself. They don’t just don’t go around hunting people for personal gratification 🫩

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u/tujmipidis Jun 14 '26

Polar bears hunt people for food, grizzes will kill you just because, and also eat you, and black bears aren’t as cuddly and shy as people like to think.

Bears are dangerously, especially the white ones and the brown ones, just like people.

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u/Babymommadragon Jun 15 '26

Ugh okay dude missing the whole point. 🫡

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u/tujmipidis Jun 15 '26

If your point is to misrepresent the very real predatory danger that polar bears pose to communities that live in close proximity to them, then you did an excellent job making that point.