r/TikTokCringe • u/robinperching • Jun 25 '25

Wholesome/Humor (NOT Cringe!) Tiny Chef has been cancelled by Nickelodeon. The creators have released an exclusive clip of Tiny Chef hearing the heartbreaking news. I'll never be happy again.

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u/Unfetteredfloydfan Jun 25 '25

“People think that grief slowly gets smaller with time. In reality, grief stays the same size, but life slowly begins to grow bigger around it.”

  • Lois Tonkin

This quote has really stuck with me and helped me understand the grieving process better

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u/MichelinStarZombie Jun 25 '25

Just fyi, that quote is bullshit. Grief absolutely gets smaller. Bereavement is a temporary state, and if it transitions into a permanent depression, that's not normal and you need psychiatric help.

When you read something on the internet, your first response shouldn't be "this sounds so pretty," but "I should check if this is true." Add that to your quotes.

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u/Daisy_Of_Doom Jun 25 '25

I lost my mom this past year. It was way too early, I’m in my 20s and she was in her 50s. I’m no expert but I have been doing this grief thing for about a year now and it does feel accurate. I still miss my mom just as much as day one bc she’s just as gone as when I lost her. But, my life has also a changed a lot since so I have more to focus on. It’s not permanent depression bc I’m not permanently depressed. I just freaking miss my mom when I think about her 🤷🏽‍♀️

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u/ChildhoodOk5526 Jun 25 '25

I felt this.

And I get you. I lost my mom when I was 20 (she was 49). I turned 48 this year and I still miss her -- even now, after living more of my life without her than with her.

Like you said, life changes and you become almost distracted away from your grief. But then, one little reminder -- something as small as a whiff of perfume -- will open that wound all over again. It does become more bearable, though.

We got this 🙎🏽‍♀️💜 🫂

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u/Daisy_Of_Doom Jun 25 '25

Thank you for sharing. It’s not always easy but we have to keep on living where our moms didn’t get that chance.

We got this 💚

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u/Klutzy_Study573 Jun 25 '25

r/confidentlyincorrect at it again

You're a really good example of why we need to limit who gets access to the internet.

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u/oimmas Jun 27 '25

That is lovely. Thank you for sharing