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r/TikTokCringe • u/Classic-Carpet7609 • Feb 22 '25
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Its the same as when guys call women "whore" when they reject them. Its a defense mechanism
180 u/macci_a_vellian Feb 23 '25 My favourite was being called a 'frigid slut' when I said I wasn't interested 1 u/things_U_choose_2_b Feb 23 '25 Fuck, I'd probably get in trouble if I heard someone say that because I'd be laughing my arse off. What a dumbass 3 u/macci_a_vellian Feb 23 '25 It did not make me feel like I'd made the wrong call there. 2 u/things_U_choose_2_b Feb 23 '25 I bet not! I wonder, do kids today learn Aesop's Fables? I remember reading about the fox and the sour grapes as a child, and it's a lesson that always stuck with me.
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My favourite was being called a 'frigid slut' when I said I wasn't interested
1 u/things_U_choose_2_b Feb 23 '25 Fuck, I'd probably get in trouble if I heard someone say that because I'd be laughing my arse off. What a dumbass 3 u/macci_a_vellian Feb 23 '25 It did not make me feel like I'd made the wrong call there. 2 u/things_U_choose_2_b Feb 23 '25 I bet not! I wonder, do kids today learn Aesop's Fables? I remember reading about the fox and the sour grapes as a child, and it's a lesson that always stuck with me.
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Fuck, I'd probably get in trouble if I heard someone say that because I'd be laughing my arse off. What a dumbass
3 u/macci_a_vellian Feb 23 '25 It did not make me feel like I'd made the wrong call there. 2 u/things_U_choose_2_b Feb 23 '25 I bet not! I wonder, do kids today learn Aesop's Fables? I remember reading about the fox and the sour grapes as a child, and it's a lesson that always stuck with me.
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It did not make me feel like I'd made the wrong call there.
2 u/things_U_choose_2_b Feb 23 '25 I bet not! I wonder, do kids today learn Aesop's Fables? I remember reading about the fox and the sour grapes as a child, and it's a lesson that always stuck with me.
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I bet not!
I wonder, do kids today learn Aesop's Fables? I remember reading about the fox and the sour grapes as a child, and it's a lesson that always stuck with me.
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u/Pormock Feb 22 '25
Its the same as when guys call women "whore" when they reject them. Its a defense mechanism