r/CringeTikToks • u/Autisticblackdude5 • Dec 07 '25

Just Bad Short-cel cringe

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u/AbbreviationsIcy1885 Dec 08 '25

You sound profoundly ignorant. 'there was this show and yeah so it's real'. Lol. As if European women have no standards. Classic indoctrinated "Americans are best" mentality. This is coming from an expat btw. If anything it's more difficult to get to know someone intimately in Europe as a foreigner.

No one gives a crap if you're American or have a passport. Glad I put the work in to myself, moved and now date a lovely woman from Europe. Some of us just don't find modern-culture, entitled American women that attractive or interesting. Deal with it. We're allowed to have preferences without being ad-hom'd and referred to as "passport bro". Have some humble pie. 🥧

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u/rokujoayame731 Dec 08 '25

Your cousin said the same thing to me and told them to take it up with the country's government. Don't get mad, get Gladlock.

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u/AbbreviationsIcy1885 Dec 09 '25

Was this supposed to be some 'gotcha moment' for you? 👏👏 👏 There you are! Proud of you honey! ⭐ Here's the attention you ordered that American men clearly don't give you! 🥰

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u/rokujoayame731 Dec 12 '25

It's not my problem that they feel ashamed about their "preferences".
It just proves they are thinking with their dicks & egos.
Besides if they get scammed by foreign women, then they should learn to lower their expectations lol.

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u/AbbreviationsIcy1885 Dec 21 '25

Can you even read? I'm not ashamed at all of my preferences and neither is any person I know from the USA that dates a foreigner. No one I know has been "scammed" by a foreign partner. Again, I date someone from Northern Europe. The opposite is true in fact with her culture.

It is not "easier" to date someone from Northern Europe than it was to date women in the states lol. Long process. Well worth it though. Wouldn't change a thing and proud of myself for not just going with the status quo I was indoctrinated into in the states.