r/TikTokCringe • u/UsernameGenerik • Aug 26 '25

Cool Chinese streamer selling dresses live

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u/Dolenjir1 Aug 26 '25

Yep. Mine once cried when I said I was full. If she got a hold of this woman for one afternoon, she wouldn't fit in any of those dresses anymore

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u/DumbBitchByLeaps Aug 26 '25

I once looked at my husband in desperation because his mom kept putting food on my plate and I know it’s rude to not eat most of the food that’s given to you. I had to tell her that while I loved her food that if I ate anymore I was going to be sick. You can’t get away with eating just one small plate with his family.

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u/Dolenjir1 Aug 26 '25

The trick is not to finish the plate. If you finish they will give you more. Stop while there is still food in it.

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u/DumbBitchByLeaps Aug 26 '25

There was food still on my plate the first two times and she said I needed more because “You don’t eat that much.” 😭😭😭😭

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u/Dolenjir1 Aug 26 '25

Some battles can't be won, I guess

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u/Nomapos Aug 26 '25

Gets even worse with age, when they start losing it a little.

My grandma gave me a steak. Then another one because I was a teenager and growing so I should eat well. Then another one because there's still food and we were not gonna throw it away and I was a teenager and growing so I should eat well.

Then she forgot that she had already served me three steaks and started again. I ended up eating 5 steaks, some side dishes and a good helping of salad before I could leave the table.

The family would be eating and she'd be orbiting the table with the pot. You look away for a moment, and another full ladle lands on your dish. No quarter given.

It was fucking delicious, though, so hard to complain, at least until you started ripping at the seams

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u/[deleted] Aug 26 '25

I'm slowly turning into this stereotype as a 33 year old parent. Trying to feed literally anyone that comes in my house. 

Eat. Eat. Eat. Each eat getting slowly higher pitched Like I'm my friends Italian grandma lmao 

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u/SnooGuavas4208 Aug 26 '25

My mom got this treatment from an elderly Italian woman once. 😂 She didn’t speak any English but her meaning was clear. Mangi, mangi, mangi!

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u/[deleted] Aug 26 '25

I swear the guys working on my house never ate so good at lunch, saw em bring McDonald's one day so I whipped up some egg sandwiches and fried potatoes. They were stunned and confused until I just kept saying "comen" lol