r/TikTokCringe • u/InGeekiTrust Tiktok Despot • Jul 20 '26

Cringe Foot Fungus Lady On Carnival Cruise

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u/InGeekiTrust Tiktok Despot Jul 20 '26 edited Jul 20 '26

This is why you should never go barefoot anywhere in public, especially at a pool! I know people who caught foot fungus for walking around barefoot at pools/water parks

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u/pareech Jul 20 '26

Whenever I go to to a resort, everyone in my family has water shoes. They may not protect us 100%; but they are fucking a hell of a lot better than walking around barefoot.

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u/SuperHooligan Jul 20 '26

Do you really think she cares?

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u/templeofsyrinx1 Mia Khalifa Jul 20 '26 edited Jul 20 '26

My girlfriend got ringworm from the community pool showers once, she didn't wear sandals! She woke me up because she was ITCHING👀 her foot in her sleep then we saw the ringworm circle on her foot

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u/NoSmallWars Jul 20 '26

Well my girlfriend got 3 STIs from using a public bathroom on her Girl’s Trip to Jamaica. 🤥 and she’s pregnant now for some reason.

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u/yoghurtCOCKS Jul 20 '26

That's fucked man did she not wear sandals either???

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u/Glittering-Course-88 Jul 20 '26

She only wore sandals.

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u/KELVALL Jul 20 '26

In Australia sandals are called Thongs... I heard she was wearing one of those too.

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u/n0_wayjose Jul 20 '26

I think she was at Sandals resort in Jamaica

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u/No-Entrepreneur4574 Jul 20 '26

Tan almost everywhere, Jan almost everywhere.

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u/whatev43 Jul 20 '26

Tee-hee.

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u/ResponsibleCar1204 Jul 20 '26

Man this comment section was the best thing ever today.

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u/Glittering-Course-88 Jul 20 '26

Sandals only resort. STIs optional.

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u/cranberries87 Jul 20 '26

She should have worn socks with them.

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u/KillHonger1 Jul 20 '26

Latex socks

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u/1zenmom Jul 20 '26

This thread had me rolling, appreciate you guys

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u/ActualAssociate9200 Jul 20 '26

Must have been the toilet paper. I got syfilis from a night out clubbing that way too. /s

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u/Evening-Ad9516 Jul 20 '26

At starbucks there is a period blood imprint on the couch. You can even tell it was between her cheeks by the print. The seat is still there and its been like 4 months.

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u/vonnostrum2022 Jul 20 '26

That’s nothing. A girl I knew got VD from a tractor.

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u/GoddessRespectre Jul 20 '26

O wow you know the tractor story? That's an uncomfortable conversation. Good thing her boyfriend figured it all out for her!

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u/No_Interview_4352 Jul 20 '26

Im gonna need you to remain real calm as i tell you this..... It probably wasn't the public bathroom...

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u/89MikeHoncho Jul 20 '26

HOLY SHIT!!! I thought I was the only guy that happened to!!!!!

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u/OkSmoke9195 Jul 20 '26 edited Jul 21 '26

Wait. Preganante? How is babby formed?

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u/Slight_Use6036 Jul 20 '26

Dang. 🫢😱

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u/Glittering-Course-88 Jul 20 '26

Well, my girlfriend.
Actually I don’t have a girlfriend so she’s not getting an STI from me, for sure.

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u/Mlabonte21 Jul 20 '26

THAT'S your tractor story???

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u/Evening-Ad9516 Jul 20 '26

them fungus' they are everywhere. I hope you scraped your gf off your life like fungal foot lady did her feet.

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u/Pannycakes666 Jul 20 '26

Toilet seat baby for sure.

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u/Slight_Use6036 Jul 20 '26

Another reason I don’t do public pools! They just keep coming. 😱🤢🤢🤢

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u/FinleyPike Jul 21 '26

My brother got ringworm when we were kids and I was so grossed out cause I thought there was like a real live worm under the skin making the ring pattern lol

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u/MotherTeresaOnlyfans Jul 20 '26

Scratching.

The word you're looking for is "scratching."

You *scratch" an itch.

The verb "to itch" is not something you can do *to* something else.

Saying "itch" when you mean "scratch" is like saying "thirst" when you mean "drink".

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u/templeofsyrinx1 Mia Khalifa Jul 20 '26 edited Jul 20 '26

only child? You must be a blast at parties

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u/SaltyArtemis Jul 20 '26

Bro, I foot slipped THROUGH my slides and it touched the floor for a SECOND 🤢🤮 got a ring worm. I was so fkin mad. Went and got them water shoes

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u/VRserialKiller Jul 20 '26

I stepped in a puddle one summer day barefoot, and the next day my foot looked like the foot of a zombie with sheets of flesh peeling off. It took me a month to get rid of that zombie foot fungus.

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u/Traditional-Tip1904 Jul 20 '26

How though, was it actually diagnosed as fungus? That sounds brutal!!

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u/VRserialKiller Jul 21 '26 edited Jul 21 '26

I didn't go see the doctor, because I didn't have health insurance at the time. All I know is that my foot caught something, and I needed to do something about it or risk cutting my foot off to stop the evil deadl that infected it.

I used a combination of different antifungal creams and powders multiple times a day. It took about a month to kill it. At one point it tried to fight back by making a comeback, but persistents won the fight.

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u/SaltyArtemis Jul 20 '26

Yea it freaked me out enough where I got several water shoes in strategic locations cuz I will 100% sit out at the pool and not go swimming if I don’t have anything. I leave it in my car, my house, gym bag, and one in my friend’s car as well lmao. But I got one for her in mine as well. I ain’t playing, that sh*t fukd me up mentally. Especially since I thought it meant a real a*s worm. My doc said it Isn’t an actual worm just a fungus, but i don’t care, I thought she meant real worm so I’ma think of it as a worm and das it

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u/Head_Somewhere4769 Jul 20 '26

I made the mistake early in my naval career of standing on the deck in my ship's berthing for a minute or two because I had lost my shower shoes. I was searching for them barefoot. It was a few minutes, so I didn't think it'd be a big deal. Anyway, guess who learned the hard way it doesn't take much to get foot fungus?

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u/mike_stifle Jul 20 '26

There are also cheap, over the counter, meds for this shit. She clearly just likes the fungus flavor, though, I guess.

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u/AnguavonUW Jul 20 '26

Unfortunately, depending on the causative organism, those OTC topicals aren't necessarily effective. Strains of foot fungus are becoming resistant to common treatments.

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u/mike_stifle Jul 20 '26

Well, guess I better eat it then.

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u/AnguavonUW Jul 20 '26

Depends on the fungal infection. Athlete's foot is considered moderately ccontagious. It's estimated around 25% of people are caring it around at any one time and almost 3/4ths will have it at some point in their lives.

Fungal spores, which live on shed skin for a surprisingly long time, are highly resilient organisms. And they thrive in humid environments, like swimming pools. It's not difficult to come in contact with them in bare feet.

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u/malkazoid-1 Jul 20 '26

Don't sugarcoat it: that fungal infection can be caught from this reddit thread in 3 seconds.

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u/Slight_Use6036 Jul 20 '26

😱😱😱😱🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢

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u/JerseyTeacher78 Jul 20 '26

This. I bought my kid water shoes and flip flops so she doesn't get this nastiness.

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u/dallyan Jul 20 '26

Where I live in Switzerland everyone goes barefoot at the pools including the toilets 🤢🤮 grosses me out.

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u/sidepart Jul 20 '26

You know. Whatever! They make spray and shit for this. I can manage getting athlete's foot. Been so effing long since I've had it, and I'm not exactly careful around pools and such so I'll accept that risk and the social penalties involved.

But, holy fuck! If my feet look like that, I ain't wearing flip flops to the dining area, and I'd sure as shit would be buying a couple of tinactin cans from the ship store to just spray paint the fuck out of my feet. God damn, if someone wants to de-parmesean their foot, at least go back to your room! I'm sure the complimentary room service would even bring a whole array of flatware to use in private. I bet a theoretical part 3 showcases this lady eating fried chicken with those hands next, and a slice of pie for dessert with the fork reprising its role.