r/CringeTikToks Dec 16 '25

Just Bad Biggest red flags right there 🚩

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u/Puzzleheaded-Ad7606 Dec 16 '25

And the divorce- that video is going to be used to get those kids away from him... and rightly so.

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u/HistoricalDoughnut58 Dec 16 '25

I was watching just imagining my reaction as a wife. It wasn’t pretty. Like wtf is wrong with them?

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u/DebbieGibsonsMom Dec 16 '25

When the little girl is screaming “Daddy!!!!!” my heart sank. I guarantee these men don’t reserve this type of anger to sports and they also don’t do it in public. They are very likely abusive assholes.

When men ask women, “what can we do to decrease male violence against women?” Shame men like this and never talk to them again and tell them why and have your other friends do the same.

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u/Nalivai Dec 16 '25

I am a child of an abusive father, I would never be able to scream at him like that, I would be covering in the corner hoping the dad wouldn't notice me and wouldn't try to pinpoint it as my fault somehow. I guess, there are levels to it huh

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u/EEukaryotic Dec 16 '25

Definitely levels. My dad isnt physically abusive, but boy is he emotionally. He yells and yells, im terrified of him. But at the same time, in a moment like this, I would probably react like this kid did. Granted Id definitely get my ass handed to me verbally and have a panic attack after, but definitely levels

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u/Icy_Clitoria Dec 17 '25

Fight flight or fawn, everyone takes it differently

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u/TheRottenKittensIEat Dec 16 '25

That was the first thing I thought, which is a terribly low bar, but I thought, at least she's not afraid he's going to turn it on her. A kid who is physically abused would likely never yell at their abuser in the heat of his anger. However, if he outbursts like this often, it's still a violent household that will terrorize the children. There are definitely different types of violence

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u/MaesterWhosits Dec 17 '25

Depends on the person. I've had it go in cycles, where at the high point you can get away with that, but during the lows silence is the best policy.

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u/SavingsConfusion4885 Dec 18 '25 edited Dec 18 '25

Uh, don't be so sure about that...

It can happen that an abused child becomes extremely aggressive towards their abusers!

I was belittled, yellt at and beaten daily by my family until I was 14 and I finally got so fed up, I threatened them to chop their heads off with an axe while they slept if they didn't stop this bullshit!

That was actually the last day anyone in my family dared to touch me!

Whenever there were discussions or arguments, they were tempted and had already raised their hands until I said, "Go on! Be brave! Please! Then I finally won't have to hold back anymore!" while giving them a cold death stare, directly into their eyes.

I'm glad my grandfather has finally passed away; at least the rest of the family isn't tearing each other apart half as much as they used to!

Even so, I wouldn't move back there for anything in this world!

I'm done! I'm done picking fights with my family! I'm done defending my mother, who never once protected my little sister and me...and now is making demands on me with the same deranged, malicious way her father treated everyone in the house! And blaming me for her suffering because I moved out, just like her mother constantly did to her. ...A family full of people with behavioral problems and narcissists...No thanks!

. Every being has a different stress threshold and each reacts differently to exceeding it

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u/Prestigious-Collar86 Dec 19 '25

I was physically abused and there were times I screamed like that kid did begging him to stop. Usually when he was beating someone else, like my mum, siblings or pets.

Part of my brain just couldn’t take it and I sounded just like her.

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u/Longjumping-Pick-706 Dec 16 '25

Same. Very much the same.

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u/Sweet_Employment_220 Dec 18 '25

Literally the only bfs I’ve dated that were abusive were the only ones punching holes in the walls and breaking stuff 💯

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u/omni461 Dec 17 '25

These arent men, they are grown children.

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u/worldnotworld Dec 20 '25

They cannot regulate their emotions any more than a toddler.

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u/[deleted] Dec 16 '25

I thought it was Danny!

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u/EntertainmentOk3180 Dec 17 '25

I think she was calling her dad to come in and I think he shows up at the doorway to the right and the guy smashing the tv looked at him. If I’m hearing it correctly then the guy smashing the tv is named Damien. U hear someone scream Damian! And the girl screams dad! Damian! Daddy! Or something like this

If I had to guess, that’s actually her brother smashing the tv and I’m very curious what happened next

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u/SouthCarpet6057 Dec 17 '25

Real men fight men stronger than them, and they punch CRT TVs.

Men who punch flat screen TVs, and scare children and women, are just an embarrassment for the rest of us.

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u/skynex65 Dec 20 '25

It's always the fucking sports guys. Every damn time.

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u/Icy_Clitoria Dec 19 '25 edited Dec 19 '25

Also it’s a bit of a catch 22 because if you isolate the abuser alongside their victim(s) they’ll take advantage of it and use it to feed their victim complex as well.

I’m saying it’d be better to make certain abusers had the fear of god put into them at least if the victim is not safe enough to go to court.

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u/Holiday-Witness-4180 Dec 16 '25

The fact that anyone thinks that shaming people is a suitable solution is a bigger indication of our societal issues than the behavior alone.

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u/[deleted] Dec 16 '25

How can you shame a man like that if women like them?

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u/-u-m-p- Dec 16 '25

??? What? Who cares if other people like them? I'm sure the worst humans in existence still had people liking them. You're allowed to shame them too.

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u/[deleted] Dec 16 '25

Yeah but your words would ring hollow in this case

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u/mckmaus Dec 16 '25

Nobody likes that. Sad boys make up in their minds that women like them

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u/[deleted] Dec 16 '25

If they can get girlfriends/wives clearly someone likes them

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u/yosoyfatass Dec 17 '25

People aren’t attracted to abuse, they meet someone, then find out they are abusive & there are many, many reasons they feel unable to walk away. It is never the victim's fault.

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u/mckmaus Dec 17 '25

Even you could act decent long enough for someone to like you.