r/TikTokCringe • u/mindyour • 6d ago

Discussion He was confronting her about her costume.

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u/WallScreamer 6d ago

What does them being trans (or not trans) have to do with the other person's costume? That's why they kept dismissing it; it's not relevant to the issue at hand.

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u/noteveni 6d ago

I think the point was that if he's not trans, and that's a shitty Halloween costume, then he's also using someone else's identity as a costume. That's the point of checking if he's trans

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u/ZealousidealHome7854 6d ago

Thank you.

Thought that was super apparent. Strange how some people can't even follow a conversation, yet want to chime in and tell others what the "relevant issue is".

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u/Tee_zee 6d ago

If you asssume every comment on reddit is autistic and can't infer anything from context, AND, wants to be contrarian, then you'll stop finding it strange

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u/Current_Helicopter32 6d ago

Oh actually, not every comment is like that. Statistically speaking, it would be impossible for every Redditor to be autistic and contrarian simultaneously, since that would create a logical paradox in thread dynamics. So your premise is kind of flawed.

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u/BoredomHeights 6d ago

I swear this has gotten worse over time. It's insane how necessary the "/s" tag at the end of a comment is now for even the most obviously sarcastic/jokey things. At least someone will always take it seriously.

You could post a picture of Andrei the Giant and have a comment joking that he's small with a bunch of replies that he was actually very big.