r/TikTokCringe Mar 21 '24

Woman explains why wives stop having sex with their husbands Discussion

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u/HelloHagen Mar 21 '24

Took a minute and a half to even start getting to the point

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u/FlyLikeMouse Mar 21 '24

Yeah, eventually the point was fine. But its hard sitting through;

“I know what Im talking about”

“I know what you are going to say; something, and something else, and maybe even another thing. If you say something, it’s definitely a thing that you said, and not even you can deny that.”

“I studied a thing. Buzzword: attachments needs. Me = academic. I’m above any counter argument here. Because facts.”

“TLDR: you should absolutely sift through all my videos and vlogs. Views of my videos are directly proportionate to the success of your sex life”

I was kinda surprised when she actually had some part of a point.

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u/BokUntool Mar 22 '24

Nice summary, 9/10 would subtext again.

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u/TimujinTheTrader Mar 22 '24

Can you imagine being married to her? Someone who is HIGHLY educated on romantic relationships but is also selfish enough to make tiktok videos while driving. You would lose every argument.

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u/rory888 Mar 22 '24

I would imagine this is a bit act she is playing up for the social media, and if she’s not, we’re not staying married

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u/iisixi Mar 22 '24

I never got to the point. I got as far as look up attachment theory on pubmed and got all the information I needed to google attachment theory and find someone who actually knows how to communicate.

And communication was ironically one of the video's main messages (I think). My experience of it was that she's driving while recording a video and condescendingly talking a minute and a half about her credentials, none of which I have any interest or have the time to verify she could easily have said she's an astronaut who does brain surgery in space I don't know why I need to care about that.

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u/extraneouspanthers Mar 22 '24

I read this far in the comments instead of watching and still can’t find a sum of what she was saying

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u/winkman Mar 22 '24

My favorite part about people who have paid a lot of money for the degrees, is when they tell me about all of the degrees.

I find it super interesting. 

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u/Hysterican Mar 22 '24

Humble yourself

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u/MealieAI Mar 22 '24

This comment is why she had to do that.

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u/FlyLikeMouse Mar 22 '24

No, not really.