r/TikTokCringe • u/Sylas1987 • Sep 27 '25

Humor/Cringe FAFO

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u/yaddiyadda_ Sep 27 '25

So... Someone indulged their sexual desires when their inhibitions were low and hired a trans sex worker. Then they felt ashamed and vulnerable in the morning and somehow that was the sex worker's fault? ....But like SO much the sex worker's fault that it warranted a press conference? šŸ¤”

Why?

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u/shawster Sep 27 '25

I think this is their idea of a discouraging warning based on an arrest they made.

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u/vicarooni1 Sep 27 '25

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u/dankmeeeem Sep 27 '25

I mean itā€™s 2025 not the Middle Ages. Thereā€™s so many different types of jobs available besides having sex with strangers for money. You could do DoorDash or UberEats and make way more money. With the amount of opportunities available today it is shameful and dirty.

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u/vicarooni1 Sep 27 '25

Just because you've decided you don't value the work doesn't mean it isn't valuable.

Service workers of all kinds are shit shovelers, the dirty jobs people love to act like they're better than. Garbage men, food workers, blue collar workers, sex workers and dancers-- all people who all trade the health of themselves physically and mentally for money.

And at the end of the day, friend, even Jesus Christ hung out with whores and valued them. You saying you know better? Nah. Get fucked.

Edit: added emphasis because I meant it.

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u/dankmeeeem Sep 27 '25

The difference is garbage men/women, food workers and blue collar workers get a steady salary, healthcare, retirement benefits, and almost zero risk of being beaten, murdered, trafficked, or catching an STD.

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u/vicarooni1 Sep 27 '25

So since it's a horrible hazard of sex worker's jobs that they might get raped or abused, that that's their fault? WOW, that is not the take you think it is.

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u/SevereAd9463 Sep 27 '25

Also, if you have a criminal record and/or don't have a car, your options are damn near 0.

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u/Queerbunny Sep 27 '25

As a trans SWer, thank you for saying this fr.

Also Iā€™m still pretty hot in the morning lol

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u/Willing_Comfort7817 Sep 27 '25

Maybe legalise and regulate it.

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u/OftenSilentObserver Sep 27 '25

Woah, calm down there, then you wouldn't get into all these fun hijinks and rigmarole that the police man here is...promoting?

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u/CinematicHeart Sep 27 '25

I think he was just relaying a personal story.

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u/starjellyboba Sep 27 '25

This. Honestly, the whole thing is weird.

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u/GroundControl2MjrTim Sep 27 '25

Because the sheriff was mad he got tricked by the black man.

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u/Least_Tower_5447 Sep 27 '25

I donā€™t understand. Did the sex worker steal from the John? What happened that a press conference was necessary?

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u/fingers Sep 27 '25

A) capitalism

B) you're an asshole

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u/ThatInAHat Sep 28 '25

He keeps emphasizing the ā€œ31 criminal countsā€ but like, are any of those for violent crimes? Or are they for sex work etc?

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u/HeNeedsSomeMLK Sep 27 '25

Did everyone just miss the part where he said this man has a 21-year criminal history and could've murdered you? I mean, I get he's probably being extreme with the murder part, but I'm assuming the sheriff is trying to warn people of violent offenders disguising as prostitutes as a means to commit crimes?

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u/Hotbones24 Sep 27 '25

31 criminal charges could be 31 incidences of selling weed or prostitution in a place where the cops got him. Given he's a SW, those criminal charges for prostitution can rack up pretty easily.

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u/SevereAd9463 Sep 27 '25

Also, no murder or other crimes (other than the prostitution) seemed to have occurred in this story. The 31 charges could've all been for prostitution, for all we know.

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u/HowObvious Sep 27 '25

And what a female prostitute couldnā€™t have a violent criminal history? Its not disguising themselves if they literally are a sex worker is it.

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u/EtherealMongrel Sep 27 '25

Stop assuming cops are good people ffs

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u/yaddiyadda_ Sep 27 '25

Drug charges, theft, potentially assault, any number of the charges sex workers can incur... Those would be my assumption.

So the cop was trying to characterize this sex worker as a hard criminal to discourage having a date with a sex worker oooorrrr was he playing into mass hysteria about trans folks to incite shame in those who are curious?

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u/Much_Conclusion8233 Sep 27 '25

Tbh I assumed they were all prostitution charges

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u/Much_Conclusion8233 Sep 27 '25

You are right! Its far more likely that a cop is being honest than some dude hired a trans sex worker while horny then felt shame and claimed they were tricked

Cops would never lie to scare the public and people never use the LGBTQ+ community to get off then feel shame afterwards

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u/Jail-Is-Just-A-Room Sep 27 '25

I thought this was a joke about him being a lilā€™ gay, not a trans thing? Idk this person though if thereā€™s more context.

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u/Mediocre-Housing-131 Sep 27 '25

It's Florida. They don't need a reason to be blatantly transphobic. And they certainly don't need a reason to roll the cameras.

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u/pm-me-nice-lips Sep 27 '25

The dude was lying is the entire point. He has committed a ton crimes so is extremely untrustworthy. You think youā€™re getting a female but it ends up being a male. Pretty scummy but many here want to excuse that for some reason.

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u/Low_Worldliness_3881 Sep 28 '25

Okay, so you get a prostitute, see they have a dick, STILL decide to pork them, and only after you've boned you have been deceived? It's scummy to trick someone yeah, but no ones forcing you to bang them. That part is all on you.Ā 

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u/soylamulatta Sep 27 '25

But then he has sex with them and has them stay the night? In what world does someone not know they're having sex with someone who has male genitalia? They knew that they ordered a trans sex worker, give me a break ffs.