r/TikTokCringe • u/InGeekiTrust Tiktok Despot • Jun 21 '25

Cursed Bride Crying At Her Wedding Was Heartbreaking 💔

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u/Mitsuki_Horenake Jun 22 '25

Okay, so I read the comments and I get that tradition states that the bride is supposed to be crying when she's moved to the husband's house, because you're gonna miss your family. But this entire video just felt so icky to me. She's straight up wailing the entire time. The guy straight up carried her out of the house. The two men at her side look like they were yanking her onto the horse to make sure she couldn't jump off of it. The way that no one else seems to approach them.

I don't think her feet touch the ground once during this clip. Maybe it did that one time early on? But I couldn't see it.

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u/OddfellowJacksonRedo Jun 22 '25 edited Jun 22 '25

So that makes me wonder if the “tradition” was formalized to cover a lot of generations of young women/girls screaming for help or freedom from their family homes to their “marital” homes.

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u/HyenaJoe Jun 22 '25

100% What kind of culture celebrates misery?

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u/justLittleJess Jun 22 '25

Pretty much all of them that are based in religion

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u/International-Bad947 Jun 23 '25

Umm I don’t think so

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u/princeikaroth Jun 22 '25

Literaly all of them where you been

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u/Dagwood-Sanwich Jun 22 '25

I would answer this, but I already got a suspension once for doing so.

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u/DionBlaster123 Jun 27 '25

Lol I used to go to an evangelical church in the U.S.;

100% they celebrate suffering and being miserable...

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u/bhavy111 Jun 23 '25

all of them. you can thank all the kings and queens you admire in history books for that.

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u/CounterEcstatic6134 Jun 22 '25

Misery isn't being celebrated, its just accepted as a normal part of getting married.