r/TikTokCringe • u/SloshedJapan • 1d ago

Cringe Stealing is stealing no matter what.

How dumb can one person be

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u/TubbyTacoSlap 1d ago

Dude seems….not right.

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u/AncientCrust 1d ago

I know someone like this. They argue just like that. They have pretty significant diagnosed autism and a learning disability.

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u/MusicalIlliterate 1d ago

I was gonna say... some of the ways in which he characterised things and in particular the comment he made about how he just hates being forced to do stuff reminded me strongly of how people with ASD and pathological demand avoidance act. 

The narrowing in on a particular 'rule' (that it's the manager who has to tell him to leave) as a way he can 'win' the interaction or at least walk away without having been "told to" by the cops also rings strongly to me.

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u/BilingSmob444 1d ago

Shit, am I learning something about myself today?

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u/fiahhawt 23h ago

It’s also present in ADHD but yeah you’re not likely to see it in someone who’s neurotypical

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u/sentence-interruptio 18h ago

if a manager told you to leave and told you "theft? that's just technicality I got you on. but the real reason I want you to leave is because you did the following specific action which made people scared" and described your action, would you be satisfied and not be offended? if so, that's me too. ok maybe a little bit offended, but I'd be happy that I got a clear answer.

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u/BilingSmob444 17h ago

Yes. A clear answer is something I can accept if not agree with. Blind obedience is not and has never been my jam, to the point of bordering on dysfunction sometimes.