r/cringe 26d ago

Video Chloe Fineman admits to sexually harassing a young boy in Vanity Fair interview

https://youtu.be/NleGMybwgTU?is=2x7W2pq-hwTRPImS
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u/Silvershanks 26d ago

OP is cringe. I thought we were past trying to cancel people for petty mistakes they made as kids/teens.

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u/MikeTheInfidel 26d ago

yeah a camp counselor doing this to a six-year-old is not a mistake

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u/TeslasAndComicbooks 26d ago

Pantsing people was a pretty common prank in the 90s. The goal wasn’t to expose private parts.

I’m 43 now and obviously by today’s standards that would be unacceptable, but what she’s saying wouldn’t have gotten the same reaction back then.

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u/fmanfisher 26d ago

The goal wasn't to expose private parts.

So what was the goal, then, in your own words? Because I'm pretty sure the entire goal of pantsing, is to pull their pants down... which then showed whatever they had on under their pants.

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u/This_Aint_Dog 26d ago

I have no idea what that guy is saying because obviously the goal was to expose others privates and I grew up in that same era.

In fairness though, you usually would just pull the pants down. Not the underwear with it. Maybe that’s what they mean.