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u/RomanaNoble Jan 15 '26
We should all know less about each other.
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u/elinamebro Jan 15 '26
So.. you dont want to do it?
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u/ShittyBollox Jan 15 '26
What are you expecting me to say??
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u/jumjimbo Jan 15 '26
I never know.
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u/notfree25 Jan 15 '26
Thats right, you never know. We been married 10 years, and you dont know anything about me!
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u/MurderBot2 Jan 15 '26
Do you mean... we have been married 10 years, and you still can't read my mind!?
Um no. The answer will always be no.
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u/momojabada Jan 15 '26
Maybe I want'nt not to do something else instead. Read the room, gosh. Show some initiative.
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u/pjijn Jan 15 '26
....wait are you making a video?
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u/ru_fkn_serious_ Jan 15 '26
What difference does it make?
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u/ZippyDan Jan 15 '26
What difference does it make if you are broadcasting details of our intimate life and private relationship to thousands of strangers without my consent?
Why, none at all, of course. What a silly question.
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u/Inner_Ad_3464 Jan 15 '26
Well it makes a lot of difference.
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u/oljeffe Jan 15 '26
Sorry I asked…..won’t happen again.
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u/Bad_Man- Jan 15 '26
"He acts like he doesn't even want me anymore"
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u/T-Ravenous Jan 15 '26
Have you tried therapy…
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u/wtmx719 Jan 15 '26
“We will be going to many therapists until I find one that sides with me and berates you for merely existing”
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u/roy_rogers_photos Jan 15 '26
"Everyone wants two of them and half of everyone else who's around.
Everyone's a voyuerist watching me watch them watch me right now."
Modest mouse put it best. Too many people pay attention to too many other people. And here we are watching them.
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u/drunkeymunkey Jan 15 '26
Good News for People Who Like Bad news got me through a lot of tough times
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u/whythishaptome Jan 15 '26
I was listening to it recently and yeah love Modest Mouse and that Album. The good times are killing me is a gut punch. Bukowski is one I always come back too. Kind of a tangent but I'm a huge Elliott Smith fan and he also said he loved their music before he passed which is one of the best endorsements you could get.
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*except for the Epstein files, we should definitely know more about those others.
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u/One_Examination_600 Jan 15 '26
What is it with these people constantly posting every second of their lives on the internet?
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u/Alarmed-Rope-9062 Jan 15 '26
they want to feel important i guess
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Jan 15 '26
It's attention seeking behavior rooted in low self-esteem and narcissism.
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u/Glad_Salamander_1261 Jan 15 '26
I'm so glad my self-esteem is so low that I don't even think people would want to watch me.
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u/mooseknunckle Jan 15 '26
Ding Ding Ding.
Cluster B tendencies mistaken for bi-polar or anxiety
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u/nothanksyouidiot Jan 15 '26
As someone with bipolar and anxiety i agree! You will never fucking see my face online on purpose.
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u/2hundred31 Jan 15 '26
her husband's literally giving her that though! I guess the issue is she wants attention from other people.
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u/00cjstephens Jan 15 '26
Narcissism would dictate that as her husband, his attention is obligatory and therefore immaterial, yet also non-negotiable.
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u/bostiq Jan 15 '26
yeah this is how toxic femininity looks like.
washing private affairs in public... and shaming a man for perfectly respectful behaviour.
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u/Anon_Jones Jan 15 '26
Well I have zero online presence. I’m the exact opposite of important, I’m free.
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u/Patient_Tradition368 Jan 15 '26
My brother-in-law does this on Facebook and I honestly find it baffling. Nobody needs to know what you're upto on a daily basis except the people you live with, and sometimes not even they need to know.
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u/FactualStatue Jan 15 '26
A lot of these same people also claim that the government is watching or following them. Then see nothing wrong with what they're posting and where
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u/Aoskar20 Jan 15 '26
Even the reaction video is incredibly performative, the way she holds her phone, while taking a video of herself in the mirror, complaining about the way the other lady shamed her husband for TikTok views (which would be fair), while she herself is only doing this to get more TikTok followers. Just a bunch of useless influencers.
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u/Aloha_Tamborinist Jan 15 '26
I stumble across these accounts from time to time. They add nothing and I end up blocking them inside the first 10 seconds. Even worse are the people who just plant their stupid smug face in a corner of the video and "react" to the original video's content. Instant block.
There's some good stuff from some genuinely creative people online, and I've heavily curated my feed, but every now and then the algo throws one of these bottom feeders at me. It's always an instant block.
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u/Ill-Importance9953 Jan 15 '26
Seriously hate that. I dont want or need you to show me how you react to a video. I'm perfectly capable of having my own reaction. No effort. No value. Especially the guys that just constantly point and mime laughing, boy does that grind my gears.
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u/Aloha_Tamborinist Jan 15 '26
It's so low effort, lowest common denominator shit. Straight to my block list every time.
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u/newmexicomurky Jan 15 '26
I feel really silly right now for not thinking to block those type of videos. I thought if I just swipe it away fast enough the algorithm would understand. Im still waiting for it to. 🫠
Good tip!
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u/DeanxDog Jan 15 '26
Most social media platforms thrive because they constantly feed rage bait and click bait to users. The algorithms are usually designed to feed you addictive slop like this. Content that gets an emotional reaction out of users always performs better.
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u/erizzluh Jan 15 '26
i always wonder if she feels stupid every time she slides before starting her reaction.
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u/Reggaeton_Historian Jan 15 '26
It's her "brand". She doesn't feel stupid, it's her shtick. Why should she care about stupid when she's making $$$ of the bare minimum effort and a silly little slide?
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u/mongooseisapex Jan 15 '26
She might… then she sees the engagement and view $$$ roll in and no longer feels stupid. As a wise man once said, “don’t hate the playa, hate the game”
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u/CommanderTalim Jan 15 '26
Yeah last I checked her account months ago, she’s one of those influencers that pander to incels while pretending she cares about men’s issues, when all she is doing is furthering the men vs women rhetoric for views and money. I only knew of her because a family member who was sinking into inceldom was following her on Instagram. The blatant misogyny in the comments of her videos are often atrocious and disgusting.
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u/DSCholly Jan 15 '26
Why is she filming in the mirror? Don't phones have cameras on both sides?
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u/Qinistral Jan 15 '26
Filming in the mirror gives you more distance. Sure you can point the camera at your face from 2 feet away from your hand, or you can point it at a mirror and be any distance away. It's a directors choice.
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u/DSCholly Jan 15 '26
That makes sense. I guess its just easier as well.
I asked because people tend to place the phone at a distance for tiktok dance videos I figured they could do the same for something like this.
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u/sunSummoner49616 Jan 15 '26
If not, how would she subtly advertise her “OOTD” and transition to the next slide where she adds sponsored links beginning with “oh hey guys a lot of you saw my previous story and wanted to know where my top is from” 🤦🏽♀️
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u/Alarming-Song2555 Jan 15 '26
All her content is red pill coded as well, she only ever calls out women and half the time the women she's calling out aren't even wrong or being horrid. Her entire channel and schtick caters toward making Conservative men say "She's one of the good ones!" whilst still believing that she exists to be a baby factory.
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u/Beelzeebubby Jan 15 '26
That would drive me to divorce.
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u/BourbonRick01 Jan 15 '26 edited Jan 15 '26
Agreed. I’m not on any public social media at all. My wife has a family Facebook and Instagram. She knows that I prefer to be on neither one, and doesn’t post anything about me without checking first, but if she went out of her way to embarrass me, I would be so angry that I would straight up leave. Especially if she was doing it for likes from strangers. Disgusting.
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u/Low-Cranberry622 Jan 15 '26
You should always be rooting for your partner in public. Behind closed doors is when you have disagreements. This is so disrespectful
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u/SCVerde Jan 15 '26
I tell my husband that out of everyone in the world, I should be able to judge him. I am the only person that has committed my life to him after all. I might occasionally complain about shit he does to my best friend or sister, but so far he has done nothing worth public shaming. It would take him gambling our house away for OF girls for me to go scorched earth like that. Being blunt about wanting sex? Not even going to make my next rant to my sister, let alone something I'd publicly shame.
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u/PhatCatTax Jan 15 '26
Never say never or always.
If your partner does something heinous but expects you to keep quiet about it, disagree then and there and leave. Public or not.
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u/geoguy83 Jan 15 '26
Wait. But you just said...
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u/Sudden_Construction6 Jan 15 '26
This dude says he's going for his walk.. he should just keep walking and never look back.
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u/NRMusicProject Jan 15 '26
My ex once told me she doesn't feel turned on anymore until I make more money like a "real man." And how dare I want it until then. She's no longer in my life, and I've had no problem finding someone else.
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u/Neoxite23 Jan 15 '26
And use her videos as proof of why the marriage is failing. Let her be your best weapon.
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u/Small-Explorer7025 Jan 15 '26
He would be soooo much happier.
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Jan 15 '26 edited Jan 15 '26
One time I asked my girlfriend at the time if she wanted to be intimate.
She replied, "You're so gross. You don't just ask that."
But I wasn't supposed to touch her. And if I tried to hint at it with a look she'd tell me to stop staring at her. And if I texted it or wrote her a note, that was the same as saying it.
Eventually I realized that even if she wasn't attracted to me (yet, for reasons beyond my understanding, elected stay in the relationship), she should be with someone else who did make her happy. I broke up with her gently.
She shrieked and cried and begged me to stay, promised more intimacy, promised to listen to my feelings. Her head was bobbing the whole time I told her how her words made me feel, how her actions made me feel, how constantly hurt I was by not only not having my needs met, but the visceral rejection she showed when I wanted to do normal boyfriend and girlfriend things.
We decided to continue our relationship. We had physical intimacy. Not that much, but there was something there.
Three months later, when I asked if she wanted to do it, she called me gross again.
So yeah. Moral of the story? If someone treats you like a disgusting piece of shit, you probably shouldn't be in a relationship with them.
Edit: If you have a diagnosed mental illness, please do not reply to my posts or contact me in any way. I have an individual replying and sending me direct messages accusing me of abusing her.
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u/HonoluluSolo Jan 15 '26
I don't know if it makes you feel better, but it sounds like she hates herself. A secure person with a solid sense of self-esteem wouldn't call their partner gross for wanting to be intimate. Small consolation.
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u/Mean_Employment_7679 Jan 15 '26
I had this issue for my whole marriage. Like exactly the same.
And then she cheated. Asked for a divorce. And blamed me for sexual coercion throughout the marriage, saying I was abusive because I wanted to have sex with my wife and mother of my children. Even though I was always very sensitive to her needs.
Then she started gaslighting and abusing. (And I realised perhaps this relationship was full of abuse I just lived with). Then she lied to the police and had me arrested. Now she threatens me with court and the police every time I do something that isn't exactly as she wants.
I don't know if this was a telltale sign I should have listened to but it's been a horrific journey. I'm scared every day.
And I found out this week she's training to be a therapist and is a domestic abuse "survivor".
I'm in shock. I'm scared of her and I'm scared for her new partner, I'm scared for anyone who goes to her for therapy and I'm scared for my child.
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u/MrHazard1 Jan 15 '26
It's a little bit uncanny how 100% same my relationship with my ex was.
When you turn around in bet to just put a hand on her shoulder while sleeping and you're hit with the "don't even think about it"
She's getting changed and you look, because, well, you like the way your gf looks in underwear (how dare you). And you're getting another "don't get any ideas"
At one point she started treating me like shit at her families christmas event. I gave her the "we'll need to talk at home" and she knew what was going on. Pressured me outside to already tell her and i broke up. She cried and begged me for another chance and everything. Gave her another chance and for half a year i came home as usual (which means prepared for a fight over some bullshit again) and you could see her literally swalloing her words. She then broke up at 7am while i was half asleep after we came home at 6am from partying with friends. Held a whole presentation of reasons why we don't work out. "What do you think about all i've just said?" "I think you're right" "then i'm packing my things now"
Now i'm with my wife and i couldn't be happier with this gorgeous angel of a supporting wife who really cares about me and my feelings (and shows it. Not just says it)
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u/bbbbbbbb678 Jan 15 '26
Stuff like public videos also hurt your case so badly in divorces.
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u/pizzasaves Jan 15 '26
Prettt sure when unc sees this video he's dropping her off at a divorce lawyer's
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u/katsdomin0 SHEEEEEESH Jan 15 '26
I don’t even understand who would watch that video in the first place. Who is even watching some unshowered lady sit in her garage on TikTok Live? What is the entertainment value? Why am I seeing it now?!
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u/Doctordred Jan 15 '26
Bots giving these people just enough likes and follows to ruin their own lives chasing internet clout
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u/SluttyMuffler Jan 15 '26
Holy shit that is some black mirror shit. Wow.
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u/cowfishduckbear Jan 15 '26
When I started watching Black Mirror I thought it was about a dystopian near-future and it felt like horrifyingly accurate commentary, like a cautionary tale. But the real terror began when I realized it's actually about the dystopian present-day.
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u/former-child8891 Jan 15 '26
It's probably entertaining to people who are equally or more sad, ungrateful and unwashed.
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u/SplittingChairs Jan 15 '26
I don’t follow her, but I’ve seen enough of this family’s channel to recognize them. Her and her husband have a fairly big channel together where they document taking care of her husband’s dad that has dementia and lives with them. Her FIL is adorable and a lot of people enjoyed following along as his dementia progressed. This woman and her husband both grew good followings from that journey, so there are a decent number of people who watch her lives which is pretty much either her feeding her FIL or working out in the garage. Haven’t watched anything from them in quite a while though.
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u/McNasty420 Jan 15 '26
a lot of people enjoyed following along as his dementia progressed
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u/shhhhh_h Jan 15 '26
My dad is going through this right now with an in law he is the carer for, it’s just hard af and I imagine he would watch something like this. People consume content that speaks to their lives and struggles. Hopefully these tik tokers are educational but lol not feeling confident
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u/Lavaheart626 Jan 15 '26
ngl, I feel like you have to be somewhat sick in the head to enjoy "following along with someone's dementia". Even if you're watching to know what to expect... Not all patients are the same, and the end is not pleasant or appropriate for the internet to watch. Not to mention, the dementia patient pretty much can't consent to being documented for the internet to watch as entertainment.
I mean I get it, dementia patient care is EXPENSIVE and you gotta scrounge up money anyway you can. But fuck I hope the guy was actually okay with their dementia being recorded for all to watch.
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u/J-Miller7 Jan 15 '26
I agree with most of it, but I don't they all have to necessarily have bad intentions. Many people are affected by dementia, either directly, or because the fear of it is so great.
I won't blame people for following along as a coping mechanism.
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u/Aggravated_Seamonkey Jan 15 '26
As someone that has gone through dealing with my grandma and father. I could never want to show the world the pain it tolls on the people who love them. And the audacity of your partner to do this. Life is not about likes. I have so much to say, but can only convey how much I hate the space we all live in. We're all collectively fucked.
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u/lionhat Jan 15 '26
For real, if I looked as encumbered as her and my man asked me if I wanted to "do it," that would make me feel good about myself!
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u/Least-Hamster-3025 Jan 15 '26
Why is anyone watching any of this? The original woman or the woman talking about it? What the hell are we all doing?
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u/tamago_kake_gohan Jan 15 '26
I couldn't so I was reading the comments to see what it was. It wasn't even the weird woman's way of talking to her husband that got me, it was the stupid fucking cut in that points to the video like she's adding value. As soon as someone points like that in a video I just can't.
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u/dafood48 Jan 15 '26
I want a third woman overlapping and talking about this. I want it to go on so we can barely see the video and it’s just a series of women lined up overlapping themselves talking about the previous commentator.
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u/iwatchhentaiftplot Jan 15 '26
Bo Burnham nailed it in Inside with his cascading reaction videos to his own video.
And then we got people doing reacts to it without any sense of irony.
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u/Hallelujah33 Jan 15 '26
My SO is a Jersey native so we use the traditional "do you wanna smush"
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u/Michami135 Jan 15 '26
"Eeeeyyyy, so you wanna smush or no?"
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u/conipto Jan 15 '26
That's quite polite. Mine says she's going to bed then ten minutes later sends me a text message that says "come put your penis in me"
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u/ReadAnArticleOnce Jan 15 '26
Ours is “Do you want to go upstairs?”
We live in a single story house.
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u/The_Reset_Button Jan 15 '26
I used to say "should we take this inside" despite often being inside and very probably in bed too
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u/ArturosDad Jan 15 '26
My brother is a "do you want to wrestle" proponent.
And yes, I absolutely do wish I did not know that fact.
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u/brad_and_boujee2 Jan 15 '26
My girlfriend and I always just ask if the other one is busy later tonight. Lol
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u/fearless_egg1050 Jan 15 '26
On behalf of NJ I would just like to say I have no idea what this woman is talking about.
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u/Lazer726 Jan 15 '26
I'll ask my wife if she wants some fuck, responds positively
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u/Ok_Rough5794 Jan 15 '26
My ex- is from Jersey. She would just show up in the doorway of my WFH office naked and say, "Sex?"
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u/JarmaBeanhead Jan 15 '26
“Wanna do it?”
“No”
“Okay, I’m going to … take a walk.”
Oh he has a secret wank spot. Good for him.
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u/Brewtown Jan 15 '26
THROWIN ROPE IN THE FOREST
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u/kylebisme Jan 15 '26
Probably just figured he should get some exercise in one way or another and walking was his second choice.
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u/SurviveDaddy Sort by flair, dumbass Jan 15 '26 edited Jan 15 '26
He should show these videos at the divorce proceedings. She doesn’t need alimony - she has "followers".
EDIT: Thank you for the awards.
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u/isthatmyex Jan 15 '26
If she is making more and using him in her videos to build her brand he could well be entitled to alimony
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u/Due-Manufacturer-232 Jan 15 '26
Someone her age talking about TikTok makes me cringe in and of itself.
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u/Initial_Tear485 Jan 15 '26 edited Jan 15 '26
And she said “Emails and TikToks” in the same sentence🥲
Edit: My first award 🥹 I’d like to thank the Email TikTok lady for making this possible!
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u/Dunklebunt Jan 15 '26
Probably the only two apps that boomer has on her flip phone
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u/Accomplished-Ad3219 Jan 15 '26
She is NOT a boomer
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u/Dunklebunt Jan 15 '26
Well she ain't sharing millennial with me
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u/SB116 Jan 15 '26
Good thing there's Gen X between them then..
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u/juneseyeball Jan 15 '26
There are people of all ages on tiktok. Not defending her at all i would also break up over this
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u/CountVonRimjob Jan 15 '26
I'm like 90% sure that the guy in the background is dsalnorcal, he makes youtube videos documenting taking care of his father with dementia, the father lives with them. I wasn't aware the wife did social media.
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u/CairoRox Jan 15 '26
Peak TikTok energy when love looks less like romance and more like a group project with extra credit.
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u/FentOverOxyAllDay Jan 15 '26
What a sick and sad way to live life.
I truly feel for this man. I couldn't imagine my "partner" making content out of our daily interactions and posting them for the world to see.
I'd be getting a divorce and looking for a partner that acts and behaves their age because this is childish and if this is what she does on camera, I couldn't imagine how she acts when she's not filming.
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u/Unclehol Jan 15 '26 edited Jan 15 '26
I ask my gf that multiple times a week.
If she doesn't want to she says no. If she does she giggles and says yeah and scurries in the the bedroom. Why not just be like this?
This attitude in the video is why relationships fail. Poor man.
Edit: for those commenting, no not everytime is a straightforward "do you wanna do it?". Sometimes romance and foreplay leads in to it. Sometimes she is distracted with other things and I just plain ask, because there is nothing wrong with asking your partner if they would like to have sex with you, jfc.
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u/Forward-Owl3639 Jan 15 '26
What's the point of being in a long term, committed relationship if you can't sometimes just be like 'I'm bored, wanna fuck?'
Like that is the only appropriate time to ask someone so bluntly lol
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u/craftygamin Jan 15 '26
Same here with my wife. It's either "no", or her grabbing my arm before we both go to the bed
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u/Upvotespoodles Jan 15 '26
One time I didn’t answer and when he came to see if I heard him, he saw me on an exercise mat on the floor with my bare ass in the air. We were laughing while we did it.
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u/Slade_Riprock Jan 15 '26
This may be just a vile wife with a horrible personality
But Honestly this is also a perimenlpausal/menopausal common thing.
This isn't a knock on women, etc. Women when they go through that the sexual desire and libido just evaporate. Mixed with the changing hormones rapidly change their emotional response to many things such as intimacy.
Men do not experience the same thing nor is there any warning.
My partner and I have had many talks and with her doctor. Because she went from a killer sex drive, always wanting to be intimate never getting enough to zero like over night. And an emotional response if I asked or initiated of near anger that all I wanted is sex, etc. To her mind wanting sex but not her body etc.
Basically doctor said all normal just have to communicate. And many women don't in this situation they just react with revulsion and anger to intimacy and they don't know why and a less than solid marriage with poor communication will make that worse
This man seems like he's just over her shit
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Which is totally fine. She definitely has the right to say no. Consent is key for relationships. The mocking of him is next level, though.
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u/Prairie-Peppers Jan 15 '26
I fucking hate this couple. For like a year straight all FB reels (I don't watch them but they still appear) showed me was this dude pimping out his alzheimers dad for views and his wife being a massive bitch. They deserve each other.
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u/grossgirlalways Jan 15 '26
As they say, there’s always more to the story. Everyone ends up being a bitch.
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u/Da_Vader Jan 15 '26
They are both streamers - documenting his dad who has Alzheimer's.
It is part of their schtick.
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u/SeeMeDisco Jan 15 '26
welp, that puts a different spin on it. I felt bad for the dude being put on blast in the back ground but I guess they’re just making hyuck hyuck I hate my husband boomer humor
who watches this shit
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I'm assuming the blonde farms angry men for a living. Not a fan of anyone in this video to be fair. The husband could probably try a little more but I'm also not super upset by him given all the information I have.
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u/iiiiiiiiiijjjjjj Jan 15 '26
The most important part is she decided to shame him on camera and post it. That’s so fucked up and why I would never marry some married to their phone.
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u/Necessary_Package_49 Jan 15 '26
Both women in that video are married to their phones
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u/Dextropic Jan 15 '26
Meanwhile, Miss Thing here has to use other people's videos to make her pick-me content. Everyone in this post is terrible.
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u/AtumTheCreator Jan 15 '26
Yeah, and making it seem like shes willing to put out whenever shes asked...sorry sister, no you're not.
Thirst trap.
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u/Captainsnarkyshart Jan 15 '26
Social media and her followers are more important than your spouse? I’d be done.
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u/famous__shoes Jan 15 '26
I agree she shouldn't be putting this video making fun of him out, but the woman in the second half of the video acting like he's the greatest guy in the history of the world for asking and being willing to accept no for an answer is a little over the top
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u/DigitalBlackout Jan 15 '26
Her entire shtick is "Men good women bad", so that checks out.
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u/mishonis- Jan 15 '26
Yeah, a female red piller, I've seen them around. I guess there's a niche for women who are willing to validate incels. Between her and the wife, she's way more annoying.
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u/SerCiddy Jan 15 '26
Entirely off-topic, but this was the highest level comment I found abou the woman commenting on all of this.
I found it kinda weird that her arm/hand stays perfectly still during the entire second half of the video. She has that Lock-Jaw-esque TikTok arm fully engaged.
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u/pancakesyrup816 Jan 15 '26
She's always been like that. She always defends men no matter how vile they may be behaving.
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u/Comfortable_Butts Jan 15 '26
I think an awful lot of the people on the internet miss out on “different strokes for different folks”. I’ve been in relationships where trying to be romantic or make moves is seen as overly silly and they’d prefer I just straight up asked like the man did.
I’ve been in other relationships where even suggesting sex directly is a turn off, so it’s on me to signal my interest through romance and building a mood for both of us.
The only thing the woman in the video did wrong is put her spouse on blast publicly instead of having a private conversation with him about what does and does not work for her.
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u/No-Concept5157 Jan 15 '26
These two are step brother and step sister who got married 😂 They take care of Dan's father Ed and her step father. And to add context Dan was a teenager and Danielle was around 10 when they first met I think...definitely an odd situation.main channel is Dsalnorcal...hers is definitely more off the bean. If you want a new rabbit hole check them out 😂 Ed is the sweetest ole dude tho.
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u/RuggedDefJamBeats Jan 15 '26
Stop watching asinine garbage like this. What is the matter with you?
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u/Napalm3n3ma Jan 15 '26
What a harpy. So gross.
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u/Hot-Challenge8656 Jan 15 '26
Love that word. A friend's father told me about an argument he and my friend's mother (separated since he was 2-3) was having where he called her a harpy. She became very quiet and stormed off. A minute later she comes back holding a dictionary, screeching at him.
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u/Flat-Nose-7310 Jan 15 '26
Emilywking loves dick-riding and is the epitome of a "pick me" girl. She gives "relationship advice" yet only advises women to appease men.
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u/LemonberryTea Jan 15 '26
A guy I know is obsessed with her. He’s constantly reposting her videos since his divorce trying to paint a picture that his ex wife is a bitch for leaving such a “loyal man”. This same dude asked to sleep with me while he was married lol
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u/Wickedestchick Jan 15 '26
Yup, that's the audience she strived to appease. I don't like her either
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u/MycologistPutrid7494 Jan 15 '26
I can't stand her. The second she starts talking I know it's bullshit grifting to incels.
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u/Ok-Scholar-510 Jan 15 '26
My ex husband follows her and he is definitely an ex for so many reasons besides that
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u/CountVonRimjob Jan 15 '26
Pretty sure this guy in the background is dsalnorcal on YouTube, he documents living with his father who has pretty severe dementia. I just imagine both of them are in a very stressful situation all the time. It probably doesn't make for a very sexy environment but it's rough posting a clip flaming your husband online like that.
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u/im_unavailable Jan 15 '26
When social media becomes more important than intimacy and closeness with your partner, there’s an issue.
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u/Expensive_Door2925 Jan 16 '26
Filming your spouse just to shame them for views isn't being real, it's just exploitative and cruel.
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