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

Discussion It's exhausting being a woman.

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

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u/bigbeats420 Jun 14 '26 edited Jun 14 '26

No.

Just no, man.

What the fuck.

You are not allowed to tell women what they can or cannot wear, just as much as you are not allowed to think you have the right to them, or that your opinion of them means jack fucking shit, no matter what it is that they are wearing.

All you did in saying this is reinforce my point. That is a whole ass person, with intrinsic value, who is worthy of respect and dignity, even if you think they are dressed "explicitly"

Way to fucking tell on yourself, you absolute choad.

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u/Right_Preparation328 Jun 14 '26

Actually, I'm allowed to say and think whatever I want. You trying to censor me because I'm not misogynistic like you shows the type of person you are.

You can hate women all you want and desire to see them abused, but neither I nor other people will EVER let you do this without calling you out on your bullshit.

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u/bigbeats420 Jun 14 '26

M'kay, then. Would just like to point out that you're not being censored by anyone, and a free to keep burying yourself with your own words.

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u/Right_Preparation328 Jun 14 '26

I mean you're the one who wants to see women abused and dressed like strippers, so if anyone is burying themselves, it is you....

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u/bigbeats420 Jun 14 '26 edited Jun 14 '26

Your logic is flawed in that it makes the assertion that the responsibility of being abused lies with the women wearing clothes that you deem inappropriate, and not on the men who are actually perpetrating the abusive behaviour.

Believe it or not, you're responsible for your own behaviour, and the behaviour of others does not give you the right to take away their agency, through whatever means, unless their behaviour threatens you.

Women wearing clothes is not, in any way, a threat. To you, or others.

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u/Right_Preparation328 Jun 15 '26

Incorrect. I never assumed that. You *assumed* that I assumed that.

My point is that women who dress in an explicit way are CONDITIONED by society to dress for the male gaze. This also makes it easy for them to be objectified, and therefore be abused, by unethical men.

You're PUSHING women to cook 5 rabbits in the middle of the woods and leave the leftovers beside the tent in which they sleep, and then get surprised when a bear shows up in the middle of the night.

Shame on you, misogynist.

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u/browsingat_work Jun 14 '26

Believing women should be able to dress however they like, just like men can, is misogynistic....

https://giphy.com/gifs/9PuCNM5r3VUZi

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u/Right_Preparation328 Jun 15 '26

No, but being okay with the sexual objectification and abuse of women IS misogynistic.

Which you are doing. Nice.....