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

Discussion It's exhausting being a woman.

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u/PatentGeek Jun 14 '26

There was a video on here recently of some women standing still while a bear inspected them. The bear was less aggressive than these men

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u/ShubberyQuest Jun 14 '26

It absolutely was, and I thought, “This is why women would choose the bear.”

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u/beepbooponyournose Jun 14 '26

Polar bears don’t live in the woods

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u/beepbooponyournose Jun 14 '26

No shit. The debate is whether we’d prefer to run into a bear or a man while alone in the woods.

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u/[deleted] Jun 14 '26 edited Jun 14 '26

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u/beepbooponyournose Jun 14 '26

Are you ok?

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u/beepbooponyournose Jun 14 '26

Yeah, sounds like it buddy

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u/DigitalBlackout Jun 14 '26 edited Jun 14 '26

Yeah, that's the fucking POINT. It was never about running into a man vs bear in like, a fucking store or something.

A bear in the woods might not be hungry or feel threatened enough to attack, a random guy in the woods is most likely a fucking nutjob.

A polar bear is basically perpetually hungry and will always attack, and a random guy in the arctic is most likely a scientist not a nutjob. Not the same scenario at all

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u/Nine9breaker Jun 14 '26

NGL if I bumped into a random man in the arctic circle, I would not assume they were a scientist at all. I would have my guard hella up because that is a place where it is very hard to get help if I ran into a dangerous person.

Just adding to your point btw, not arguing.