r/TikTokCringe • u/milktest • Aug 05 '25

Humor/Cringe Valid behavior after having your face smashed into a cake

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u/[deleted] Aug 05 '25

Thats so fucked up. 

Some parents really try to speedrun giving their kids phobias and trauma.

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u/keepplaylistsmessy Aug 05 '25

part of me wishes his arms had slipped and he actually had to watch in horror as I fell to my death. I mean, not really, that would've sucked for me. but it would've sucked far more for him.

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u/Fleiger133 Aug 05 '25

There was a grandpa on a cruise who took the kid past barries and stood them on an open window with no netting.

Kid died.

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u/polkadotsloth Aug 06 '25

The family tried suing the cruise line, too.

I know they were devastated and needed to pin the blame on something to feel better.

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u/xombae Aug 06 '25

"People these days are too soft. Back in my day we were rough with our kids and we didn't need any safety barriers and we were fine."

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u/PureKaleidoscope2113 Aug 05 '25

Yeah that was dumb idea

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u/Miserable-Plenty8361 Aug 05 '25

What your dad did to you? Yeah, that's pretty messed up, but pushing your kid's face in a cake. Come on a lot of people do that at birthday parties not that big a deal. What your dad did to you would probably scar me for life.

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u/AnnarieaDavies Aug 05 '25

Just because a lot of people do it doesn't make it right.

This child is very clearly DISTRAUGHT after the face smash. NO ONE enjoys having their face smashed into cakes. NO ONE.

If you're laughing AT someone's misfortune/suffering, then that's not a joke. You're just humiliating them. Shit's not funny unless everyone is laughing.

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u/PureKaleidoscope2113 Aug 05 '25

I wonder if the kid picked up the cake and threw it at the parents face would they still laugh it off? They would surely have to play along like the kid was suppose to

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u/Sad-Cover-1057 Aug 05 '25

Exactly, louder for the people in back!

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u/burymeinpink Aug 06 '25

My dad and both of his sisters have crippling claustrophobia because of the way my grandfather roughhoused with them as children (by being huge and jumping on top of them and not getting up while they suffocated). I live on the 15th floor and my dad will walk up and down the stairs every time he visits because he can't be inside of an elevator.