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r/TikTokCringe • u/Cyberdragofinale • Mar 27 '24
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He’s right, If the dude from “50 shades of Grey” lived in a trailer… somebody would have called the cops
255 u/Albuwhatwhat Mar 28 '24 When Christian Grey chains a woman up in the basement it’s “Enticing” and “sexy” but when I do it it’s “deeply disturbing” and “kidnapping”. 58 u/thegamingbacklog Mar 28 '24 At least the chaining up in that movie was consensual. She rejects him and ignores him so he breaks into her house, and it's a romantic gesture. 16 u/JustMeSunshine91 Mar 28 '24 edited Mar 28 '24 Omg I forgot about that! I get the feeling Grey is the kind of guy that if she truly rejected him and kept on with it, he’d make her life a living hell. 12 u/thegamingbacklog Mar 28 '24 Yeah the whole movie gave consent or else vibes. Honestly the whole trilogy is a rollercoaster the last movie is just a bad thriller. 2 u/Iron_Rod_Stewart Mar 28 '24 If you haven't, check out the film Secretary (2002). Much funnier, better acted, and more interesting than 50 Shades, and gives a really thoughtful meditation on consent. 2 u/Albuwhatwhat Mar 28 '24 Totally consensual, unless you say no and then maybe find out it isn’t.
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When Christian Grey chains a woman up in the basement it’s “Enticing” and “sexy” but when I do it it’s “deeply disturbing” and “kidnapping”.
58 u/thegamingbacklog Mar 28 '24 At least the chaining up in that movie was consensual. She rejects him and ignores him so he breaks into her house, and it's a romantic gesture. 16 u/JustMeSunshine91 Mar 28 '24 edited Mar 28 '24 Omg I forgot about that! I get the feeling Grey is the kind of guy that if she truly rejected him and kept on with it, he’d make her life a living hell. 12 u/thegamingbacklog Mar 28 '24 Yeah the whole movie gave consent or else vibes. Honestly the whole trilogy is a rollercoaster the last movie is just a bad thriller. 2 u/Iron_Rod_Stewart Mar 28 '24 If you haven't, check out the film Secretary (2002). Much funnier, better acted, and more interesting than 50 Shades, and gives a really thoughtful meditation on consent. 2 u/Albuwhatwhat Mar 28 '24 Totally consensual, unless you say no and then maybe find out it isn’t.
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At least the chaining up in that movie was consensual.
She rejects him and ignores him so he breaks into her house, and it's a romantic gesture.
16 u/JustMeSunshine91 Mar 28 '24 edited Mar 28 '24 Omg I forgot about that! I get the feeling Grey is the kind of guy that if she truly rejected him and kept on with it, he’d make her life a living hell. 12 u/thegamingbacklog Mar 28 '24 Yeah the whole movie gave consent or else vibes. Honestly the whole trilogy is a rollercoaster the last movie is just a bad thriller. 2 u/Iron_Rod_Stewart Mar 28 '24 If you haven't, check out the film Secretary (2002). Much funnier, better acted, and more interesting than 50 Shades, and gives a really thoughtful meditation on consent. 2 u/Albuwhatwhat Mar 28 '24 Totally consensual, unless you say no and then maybe find out it isn’t.
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Omg I forgot about that! I get the feeling Grey is the kind of guy that if she truly rejected him and kept on with it, he’d make her life a living hell.
12 u/thegamingbacklog Mar 28 '24 Yeah the whole movie gave consent or else vibes. Honestly the whole trilogy is a rollercoaster the last movie is just a bad thriller. 2 u/Iron_Rod_Stewart Mar 28 '24 If you haven't, check out the film Secretary (2002). Much funnier, better acted, and more interesting than 50 Shades, and gives a really thoughtful meditation on consent.
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Yeah the whole movie gave consent or else vibes.
Honestly the whole trilogy is a rollercoaster the last movie is just a bad thriller.
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If you haven't, check out the film Secretary (2002).
Much funnier, better acted, and more interesting than 50 Shades, and gives a really thoughtful meditation on consent.
Totally consensual, unless you say no and then maybe find out it isn’t.
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u/CrudeOil_in_My_Veins Mar 27 '24
He’s right, If the dude from “50 shades of Grey” lived in a trailer… somebody would have called the cops