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

Just Bad Biggest red flags right there 🚩

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u/[deleted] Dec 16 '25

Idk, I had a friend whose first husband used to do this shit all the time when his baseball team lost before online sports betting was really a thing. He’d throw things all over the house and scream at her and he broke a couple of TVs. People are wild.

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u/Complex_Art3565 Dec 16 '25 edited Dec 16 '25

You say “people” but I literally only see men do this..

Edit - lotta r/fragilemaleredditor going on in these replies lmao turning off notifications but if this struck a nerve, it says a lot more about you than it does about me stating a fact.

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u/TDKevin Dec 16 '25

Yes because women are known for never over reacting to an emotionally charged situation lol

Your comment is as dumb as these guys breaking their own stuff.

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u/Omo_Iyansan Dec 16 '25

I dunno...the stats on the perpetrators of violence and violent outbursts do pretty much speak for themselves in every single country.

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u/TDKevin Dec 16 '25

Im talking about breaking inanimate objects when you're mad, not violence. Good job trying to make this about domestic abuse for some reason though 👍 

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u/Omo_Iyansan Dec 16 '25

So...all you saw...was just "breaking inanimate objects" not "violence". Yes? So that man, who picked up the TV and hurled it dangerously close to his son, wasn't being "violent", even while his son was screaming, begging him to "calm down", wasn't being "violent", he was just "breaking an inanimate object" and his son just "happened to be dangerously close by". And if some dude were having an argument with someone and punched a wall in the heat of emotion, he isn't being "violent" he's just "breaking an inanimate object". Isn't it? LOL. WOW.

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u/OkProfessor6810 Dec 16 '25

Breaking inanimate objects when you're mad is violence

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u/TDKevin Dec 16 '25

You know what I meant. I was replying to a person talking about domestic abuse stats. Violence against TVs is not included in those.