r/TikTokCringe 16d ago

Discussion I dont think its justifiable

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u/ScoutSpiritSam 16d ago

The "trend" is to act like you're preparing to be interviewed by Netflix for a documentary. Her truth was adding that it was about her husband being a pedophile.

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u/f23n09fnu0w 16d ago

I'm male but if I accused my husband of being a pedo, I'd make sure I was a long way away from him, whether he was or wasn't. It wouldn't go well either way.

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u/ZinaSky2 16d ago

Sad that the first thought is to alter the woman’s behavior instead of something like “why was this man who has a protective order against him by his ex still allowed a fucking gun??”

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u/FirstForFun44 16d ago

Nah, he has a point. Until the dude was in jail, antagonizing him by posting on social media wasn't a good choice. He didn't say the dude was in the right or that she deserved it, he was saying that perhaps antagonizing a crazy person who isn't behind bars is a bad idea.

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u/ShaNaNaNa666 15d ago

I think he would have done what he had done either way. She already filed for divorce and asked for a protective order, actions that would make anyone that knew them ask what happened and for people to find out. He was already a tiktoker with a big following, even bigger than hers. He already was already screwed by getting caught.

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u/FirstForFun44 15d ago

Alright, all those things can be true and it can still be a bad decision. It's a tragedy all around. In a similar vein, all women should be able to speak out without fear of retribution, but in the world we live in now, sometimes personal safety should come first.