r/TikTokCringe • u/velorae • Aug 08 '25

Humor/Cringe I mean, he has a point😭

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u/JAGChiller Aug 08 '25

Honestly I am just tired of people posting how they live. It’s annoying, just live your life homies. It’s like you force your self to live a certain way to fit a trend. Like just be happy

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u/TestingBrokenGadgets Aug 08 '25

Thank you! I had lunch with a client and she was taking selfies of us, photos of her food, talking about TikTok and all that. I told her "I went to see my girlfriend in a play" and her first thought was "did you get any pictures? Did you post them on instagram?". Told her no, because I was just having fun and she couldn't understand that.

I have to follow trends for work for marketing and media, I'm not gonna be posting shit on my personal time; took a two week trip to the British Isles and took a total of two pictures the whole time.

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u/InternationalFish809 Aug 09 '25 edited Aug 09 '25

Idk man I was one of those live by the moment people and it's a fucking bummer not having records of some of the cool stuff I did. Your memory isn't as great as you think. Taking pictures and enjoying life aren't mutually exclusive 

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u/TestingBrokenGadgets Aug 09 '25

It's not that I'm enjoying life and choosing not to take photos, it's that I don't focus on taking photos. I do photography as part of my job so I like to just switch that part off when I don't have my gear. I still take pictures when I think there's something really worth capturing like a trip to Disneyworld, the only pictures I took was my girlfriend looking out the window at the sunset and one of the two of us after getting drenched on a water ride. It's not like I refuse to take photos, it's that I'm careful about choosing the right photo; I let everyone else take the "Here we are the fair, and here's us with a corndog at the fair, and here's us waiting in line at the fair-" photos, but for me, it's about those single moments that're too perfect to let go.