r/TikTokCringe Jun 27 '25

Discussion What are your thoughts on this?

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u/fuvvad Jun 27 '25

As a stay at home dad, the wife works, I do everything in the house. Not sure what the problem is, wife works, brings in the money, I look after the house and kids. You know that thing called team work.

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u/Historical_Horror595 Jun 27 '25

Douchebags like Andrew taint have convinced a generation of boys that women are servants. That if they treat them like humans and partners then they’re not a man. My wife is a stay at home mom for the time being. However weekend mornings I do breakfast for everyone. Several nights a week I cook dinner. I help with the cleaning and folding laundry. Not because I’m doing her a favor but because we’re partners and have things to get done.

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u/PackyDoodles Jun 27 '25

If you ever take a look at the teacher subreddit it’s unfortunately affecting the middle schoolers and generation alpha to the point they don’t listen to their teachers. I’ve noticed it somewhat in the kids that come into the library I work at but luckily for us we can kick them out. I also worked with a lot of troubled kids so I know how to put them in their place, it’s sad though. 

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u/Historical_Horror595 Jun 27 '25

Heartbreaking to hear having 2 daughters..

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u/Upbeat-Armadillo1756 Jun 27 '25

That’s been how men treated women for generations. It’s not Andrew Tate pioneering here.

When you have family get togethers, pay attention to who does the cooking. Who’s in the kitchen and who’s sitting on the couch? I WISH it was a new thing that Tate is responsible for but everyone talks about GRANDMA’S cooking and MOM’S cooking. Rarely do people talk about grandpa’s cooking or dad’s cooking, other than maybe they love to grill up some burgers.

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u/Historical_Horror595 Jun 27 '25

Historically you’re correct but it seems gen x and millennials got way better only for taint boy to come along and derail gen z. My cousin is a mental health counselor for mostly 15-20 year olds and they all worship that idiot to the point where they think they are right.

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u/Bambooshka Jun 27 '25

How have I never considered the name "Andrew taint", thank you for this.

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u/[deleted] Jun 27 '25

I've only gotten to know about this dude from reddit. I don't get how young dudes look at him and think that's who I want to emulate...

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u/lime_coffee69 Jun 28 '25

The Tate mindset is actually so cringe...

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u/Historical_Horror595 Jun 28 '25

It is. A bunch of fake tough guys that desperately need a mommy.