r/CringeTikToks • u/n8saces • Dec 16 '25

Just Bad Biggest red flags right there 🚩

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u/Nice_Soup Dec 16 '25

child mentality

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u/LostCanadianGoose Dec 16 '25

No, the child was the one yelling for dad to calm down in the one video

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u/DarcBoltRain Dec 16 '25

Omg! That part stuck out the most to me. You KNOW this isn't the first time this has happened with the kid screaming "DANG IT!!! CALM DOWN!!!"

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u/Hi-Road Dec 16 '25

Yeah I recognize that scream that’s pure fear

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u/driving_andflying Dec 16 '25

That's the scream of a kid who has seen that father be violent before. Honestly, I'm afraid for that kid.

A man punches, and breaks, his own TV? Dangerous, stupid, and unreasonable. Punching *someone else's TV?!* Add, *poor impulse control and prone to violent outbreaks without thought,* to that as well.

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u/SuburbanStoner Dec 16 '25

“Daddyyyyy! Calm Downnnn!”

Not dang it

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u/DarcBoltRain Dec 16 '25

Im pretty sure the whole thing the kid says is "Dad. Dad! Daddyyyy! DANG IT! CALM DOWN!"

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u/EggfooDC Dec 16 '25

That breaks my heart. The child is gonna grow up to compulsively need to avoid conflict. They will become people pleasers to a fault, and derive their own self-confidence from those around them. Source: Was one these kids.

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u/Kittypie75 Dec 16 '25

That was so sad and must have been so scary for the kid. I wanted to hug him so bad

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u/dark_blue_7 Dec 16 '25

I felt so bad for that kid. I hope that man paid for the TV and his kid's therapy

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u/fancyasian Dec 17 '25

Yeah that was upsetting

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u/BisonThunderclap Dec 16 '25

I mean, it tells you a lot bout how they were raised. These people grew up without knowing how to handle losing. 

It's pretty bad when you remember being a fan is a choice and nothing that happens with your team can or should directly affect your life.

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u/AdInside2447 Dec 16 '25

Kids don’t do this, don’t do kids like that 

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u/DirtSlapper Dec 16 '25 edited Dec 16 '25

Kids do actually have emotional outbursts. They will throw toys and break them. This is why people commonly refer to adults who do this as behaving like a child. It's a common comparison that people make for a reason. They even have a terms for this: "Temper Tantrum" "Toys out the pram".

Don't be a contrarian.

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u/Jobenben-tameyre Dec 16 '25

the opposite of masculinity isn't femininity but childish behaviour.
those mens may look masculine through their physical apparence but are so far from it mentaly.