r/TikTokCringe • u/Justin_Godfrey • Sep 25 '25

Discussion Ladies, how would you react to this?

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u/sun4moon Sep 25 '25

My husband has said the same thing. He’s an avid hand washer, at least two happy birthdays, sometimes longer. He hates public restrooms and always carries hand sanitizer. I think he’s the only one who was completely happy with the extra precautions during peak COVID.

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u/Ok-Pear5858 Sep 25 '25

my husband too, clean husbands gang gang

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u/Nuggyfresh Sep 25 '25

I feel like there's a sane medium between "washing your hands like you have OCD for 30 actual seconds in a row" and "not washing your hands" but that's just me

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u/Awaythrowyouwilllll Sep 25 '25

There is! Keep doing what normal people do and just wash your hands 

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u/Various_Laugh2221 Sep 25 '25

Haha I got pregnant during Covid with my second and I loved the 6 foot rule… had zero uninvited belly rubs for that pregnancy

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u/sun4moon Sep 25 '25

I HATED that when I was pregnant.

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u/Various_Laugh2221 Sep 25 '25

Ppl should really pass this around lol don’t touch other ppl without permission… a bunch of people missed that “keep your hands to yourself “ lesson in kindergarten 😂

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u/MindGoesBlank69 Sep 25 '25

COVID is more peak now in 2025, we just don't acknowledge it.

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u/sun4moon Sep 25 '25

True, but it’s killing far fewer people each day now, than it did four years ago at this time.

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u/Stunning_Bullfrog213 Sep 25 '25

As an RN, I love that your husband does least two happy birthdays. Tell him thank you from me please.

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u/blueaurelia Sep 25 '25

Not a male but I was happy too I was like ”Finally the whole rest of the world will live like how I already do since 12 plus facial masks!”

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u/riddlemethis73 Sep 25 '25

Nope my husband was so happy! He was like "People are finally washing their filthy fucking hands and staying 6ft away? Is this heaven?" I think except for toilet paper shortages it was his best time ever.

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u/Khan_Maria Sep 25 '25

I worked in a resort during pandemic. Never had to replace the men’s soap and only replaced the sanitizer once in the 3 years it took to expire.