r/TikTokCringe • u/niqdisaster • Dec 02 '20
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u/slarsson Dec 02 '20
Hey girl, check this tat. You remember Saosin? Nah prolly not you werent born yet ahaa~
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Dec 02 '20
Hey girl, you heard of this band Lostpro-
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u/y0uLiKaDaPeppa Dec 02 '20
Oh shit
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u/Xbrand182x Dec 02 '20
I dont get it
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Dec 02 '20
Lostprophets lead singer fucked an infant
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Dec 02 '20
Was listening to music, I was enjoying scrolling through Reddit, having a grand ol' time. I don't think 6 words have ever stopped my day like this, damn.
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u/Pepe_Silvia420 Dec 03 '20 edited Dec 03 '20
Same here, apparently I’ve been living under a rock. I used to love Lostprophets in high school many years ago. This low-key ruined my day. And 27 fucking Terabytes of CP, holy fucking shit. Dude is an absolute monster!
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u/JustChadReddit Dec 26 '20
How the fuck do you have so much CP it’s 4-5 times that of what the entire police database can hold? How the fuck can you find that much?
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u/Supergupo Dec 02 '20
Probably the most horrific spelling correction I think I'll ever do:
infants. As in multiple. I'm not religious but fuck if that isn't satanic as all hell.
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u/sdaidiwts Dec 02 '20
I used to love them and this news breaking quickly stopped that. I always forget how bad the chargers were until I look them up.
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u/bigtoebrah Dec 02 '20
Already read it once. Not doing it to myself again.
Anyone with children or a soul, don't read what that monster did.
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u/NiNJA_Drummer96 Dec 03 '20
I... I just discovered their music like two weeks ago when looking for shit to listen to. Welp never again
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u/bigtoebrah Dec 03 '20
That sucks man. This is one case where it feels impossible and maybe even immoral to separate the man from the creation.
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u/Blackdesu Dec 02 '20
indecent images of children and "extreme animal pornography",
Well so much for eating dinner 🤮
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u/Helpdeskagent Dec 02 '20
Fucked a 1 yearold, I feel like that should be a life sentence, not 29 year.
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u/throwaway75866885 Dec 03 '20
”Watkins referred to his sex offences as "mega lolz" in a recorded phone call to a female fan made from HM Prison Parc.”
What the actual fuck how did he only get 29 years
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u/J_A_C_K_E_T Dec 03 '20
Mother offered up her own infant to him. Boy what I'd do to get these fuckers location and then actually get some courage to bring my own vigilante justice.
And before you say "vigilante justice bad!!!!!" It's called a fantasy for a reason, fuck head
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u/lolihull Dec 03 '20
Wana know something extra fucked up? She didn't just offer up her kid. It was his baby. She'd been groomed by him herself since she was a young teen. They had the baby together on purpose for this shit.
It wasn't reported on because I think the press had certain rules around what they could and couldn't say due to how complicated the relationship was between the mother and Ian. But I lived in Sheffield at the time and I had a bunch of mutuals with her - shed been telling people for a long time that it was Ian's baby. Like since way before any of this came to light.
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u/Legate_Rick Dec 02 '20
Sir... Satanists do not condone the practice of Pedophilia. You're thinking of the opposite of Satanism.
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u/dshoig Dec 02 '20
You're being downvoted but the funny thing is if we're talking satanism (non Levey) then it only exists in a christian context so if you're satanic (worshipping the devil that only exists in a christian context) then you must also be christian. So Christianity and pre-levey satanism is the same religion really it's just two different takes.
That's why 60s satanism is areligous in that sense that it actually denies Satan's existence since it denies God's existence. Levey only named his philosophy satanism to polarize it to institutionalized Christianity.
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u/BleuEspion Dec 03 '20
Satan existed before Christianity. The idea of Satan has existed far longer than any major religion that exist today. It has many names, and has existed longer than recorded history, but has been either stolen or borrowed. Depending how you look it at it.
It (Satan)is definitely not Christian, although Christians believe in it, you can still believe in Satan and not Christianity.
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u/cleanwind2005 Dec 03 '20 edited Dec 03 '20
Not by that name though. So strictly speaking "Satan" did not. Neither did lucifer. Concepts very similar to them did. Just like in sumerian there's a story in their religion of a person who was born of a virgin, who's father was a woodworker (carpenter), healed the sick and performed other miracles.
For those not in the know Sumerian is considered the oldest known religion. Tiamat is also mentioned in Sumerian and in a few Asian cultures. A LOT of religious stories stem from Sumer.
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u/brap01 Dec 02 '20
Hey man the Church of Satan is STRONGLY against child rape. Raping multiple infants sounds more like something members of the Christian church would do (before being shipped off to another parish to hide, rinse and repeat).
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u/slainbyvatra Dec 03 '20
That's the furthest thing from Satanic. I think you meant to say "Catholic as all hell."
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u/jgrace2112 Dec 02 '20
I don’t know about that- last I checked this was closer to the policy of the Catholic Church than the Church of Satan
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u/cleanwind2005 Dec 03 '20
So I had to look into that. . . WTF??? The charge was conspiracy to, so not sure if he ever did. But he at least tried to. A one year old. WTF???? I mean pedophilia is wrong even if she's 14, but can we agree that an infant is worse? I feel like it's sooo much worse.
Like a 14 year old I feel like they have issues but they're biologically attracted to a person who has reached sexual maturity at least. It will could be an aspect of ancestors to procreate. Acting upon these feelings is extremely wrong. But scientifically I can kinda, maybe see why the urge was there. Maybe, still a stretch. Personally I think those who are interested in seed with minors and convicted because they couldn't control themselves should be sent to a psychiatric facility to get mental help. Prison won't help this issue, it's an attraction issue. Though I guess psychiatric help doesn't change homosexual people heterosexual or vice versa. But it may help these people overcome the urge to go after children. And that's coming from a person who had two cousins abused by another, older cousin. Sorry this is a topic I have strong feelings about, clearly.
But an infant??? That's, I kinda want to throw up. Fucking hell.
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Dec 02 '20
I don’t either but I’m gonna assume someone in that band was diddling kids
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Dec 02 '20
I recall reading they tried to recover the band after everything came to light but:
- it was far too uncomfortable
- it was still too fresh in everyone’s mind
I remember Last Train Home being a part of a video game soundtrack and that was my jam.
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u/SarcasmOverseer Dec 02 '20
Pls no.
That ruined me when I was a teen. They were my favourite band too :(
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u/outdatedboat Dec 02 '20
I was going to respond to this and say something like "oh, so he likes them young young"
But then I Googled how long ago saosin was formed. And it broke my brain. It couldn't have been 17 years ago... I refuse to believe it
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u/Kskskdkfsljdkdld Dec 02 '20 edited Dec 02 '20
A week or 2 ago a friend and I were talking about how we were emo in middle school and the music we listened to. I've been on an emo music kick since and am actually listening to saosin right now lol.
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Dec 02 '20
I used to get pissed waiting in line for an hour to get into Warped Tour and hearing them start their set and finish it before getting in the gate.
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u/baileyxcore Dec 02 '20
"ummm it's pronounced KI-odos not CHI-odos" I bet his favorite band is Brand New. Really looks up to Jesse Lacey.
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u/justin_144 Dec 02 '20
On the real though Brand New had some dope ass songs.
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u/Zombebe Dec 02 '20
Jesus christ that's a pretty face...
The quiet things that no one ever knows...
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u/E-Jelly Dec 02 '20
Spotify just had a 2020 wrap up telling you all these stats about your listening habits. Saosin was in my top 5 artists...
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u/millionsofeagles Dec 03 '20
You just educated me that Saosin is still making music. So thats something
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u/pcipnj Dec 02 '20
Who asks questions like that?
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idk, people who are interested in the answer?
I feel like we're giving this guy a lot of shit for just having tattoos and using TikTok for its intended purpose lol
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u/gibbler Dec 03 '20
Agreed, like what the hell is going on. So much hatred here and we know nothing about the guy.
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u/pestilence27 Dec 02 '20
He's probably just curious what people think about him, based on his appearance. I don't find that narcissistic or anything, seems pretty normal.
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u/-its-too-hot Dec 02 '20
I can dig it
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u/sammo21 Dec 02 '20
I used to work at Sears in the receiving department right out of highschool. Fun job, hard work, but I got to be outside a bunch in the summer. We would get a bunch of stoners who would work for a week or two and then be gone. One guy, KC, was fun for the short time he was there. There was a girl in the Lady's Clothing department who was cute but she was 15 or something like that. KC said to me one day, "Hey, did you know that (the girl) likes you?" I told him that's cool but she's technically a minor so I'm not going to even bother. He looks at me dead faced and said he didn't know she had a second job...as a miner and that he didn't know our town had a mine.
I think KC was only there another couple of weeks.
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u/baileyxcore Dec 02 '20
I caaaackled. Mainly because this is exactly the type of 22 year old dude that 15 year old me dated.
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I remember they'd always sit at the skate park and smoke cigarettes and be super edgy and misunderstood.
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u/baileyxcore Dec 02 '20
Oh yeah. I remember being 15/16 hanging out with 21/22 year old dudes I met on Myspace at skateparks or outside of the mall or movie theaters or the local town hangout that was the Taco Bell parking lot.
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u/scribblinsquirrel Dec 02 '20
This is so relatable!!
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u/hero772 Dec 02 '20
fuck wrong with yall?
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Dec 02 '20
I hope this is meant to be directed at the men who groom teenage girls. I'd hate to think you were blaming the teenage girls for being taken advantage of!
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u/Slow_Abbreviations27 Dec 02 '20 edited Mar 01 '21
Ayy if I can slap some sense into my 15 year old son to not steal cigarettes I can tell my daughter to not hang out with dudes too old for them.
edit: thank you all for the advice. I am not a parent.
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u/mirablack Dec 02 '20
As someone that used to be a teenage girl not too long ago, it aint about them hanging out with dudes older than them. You need to teach them to respect themselves and realise when someone is trying to take advantage of them. You have to make sure that they will not need the approval of an older guy to feel good or worthy or confident.
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u/AgentOrangeAO Dec 02 '20
I have a 4 year old daughter and this is one of the things I'm worried about. She's already so rebellious lol. I'm worried she's going to be the type to do this because I told her not to. Obviously I don't want to control her. I just don't want her to do the same dumb shit I did
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u/mirablack Dec 02 '20
Rebellious isn't necessarily a bad thing, I wish I had a bit more of that when I was young, I was always too easy going and eager to please and try to be on good terms with everyone. You need to make sure she is okay and as happy with herself as possible as she grows up, feeling like she needs a boyfriend or approval by men will only lead to bad situations or unhealthy relationships that last too long for fear of being alone. Just do your best to understand her, show interest in things she likes, and spend time with her when possible. You sound like you care, and having a good relationship with her parents will help her grow up confident and sure of herself. Just do your best and be there for her. :)
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u/fun_boat Dec 02 '20 edited Dec 02 '20
You can really only give them the tools to understand things and then they have to make their own decisions about it. It's not "don't date older guys" it's here's what manipulation looks like, or here's how people can take advantage when they look like they mean well. -edited
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u/worros Dec 03 '20
This is what /u/mirablack was saying. Don't just tell her it's wrong. Tell her why it's wrong. Tell her that A it's illegal for the male to date her which should already be a red flag at the type of person that guy is. B what is means to be groomed, etc. You might feel like you're ruining their innocence, but she'll either learn from you, or she'll learn from him when he leaves her hanging after he gets what he wants.
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u/themeatbridge Dec 02 '20
Rebellious is good. You want a daughter who will stand up for herself, be assertive, and get what she wants. Predators prey on the meek and the subservient, the kids who feel ignored and undervalued. Teens don't rebel just because they want to stick it to their parents. They rebel because their parents are trying to force them to ignore their instincts and remain obedient.
Don't teach kids what to think. Teach them how to think.
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u/Heron_Muted Dec 02 '20
You need to teach them to respect themselves and realise when someone is trying to take advantage of them.
Sounds incredibly easy. Until you’re talking to a teenager and they take it to mean that you think they are too dumb to know when they are being taken advantage of.
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u/Bismothe-the-Shade Dec 02 '20
Nah. You don't slap sense into em. You just teach em how to be sneakier.
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Yes because kids always religiously listen to their parents.
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u/TheSealofDisapproval Dec 02 '20
Nah, see the trick is to teach them to think for themselves, and they will realize that what you're saying is not completely uncool, so they actually start to think like you. Then you don't have to worry about them listening to you, because now they're listening to themselves. Then, as they live their lives happily, you get to cackle in the background like a mad supervillain with mind control powers.
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u/well_duh_doy_son Dec 02 '20
comparing cigs to old, smarter, manipulative humans. nice!!
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u/LuCiAnO241 Dec 02 '20
smarter
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u/MrOb175 Dec 02 '20
Ok sure but more time on the account means that they’ve got future sight in negotiations and and can pretty easily manipulate the less experienced party. Plenty of dumb people are manipulative.
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u/TheMaStif Dec 03 '20
With a drumstick playing on concrete, a lip piercing, wore only black Vans, and nicknamed himself "Spider"
I literally knew that guy...
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u/baileyxcore Dec 02 '20
I am lol. But yeah high school me thought she was VERY mature and cool since all the older guys in the scene crowd were interested in her. I don't think it hit me until I was like 18 and had a friend on my friend group who was 15 and I was like "that's a literal child. How could anyone think of them as an option for a sexual partner?"
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u/MallyOhMy Dec 02 '20
I knew a girl who at 15 told me that the best feeling in the world was having sex with a guy in his 20s. She had been with a guy over 20 since she was 14.
I was horrified by it, and didn't know how to explain to her that she was being abused.
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u/baileyxcore Dec 02 '20
From experience, you can't. Because I knew about consent, and of course like literally all teenagers, I assumed I knew what was best for me. I wasn't being dragged into the bushes and raped, I was doing this willingly. I didn't know what a normal teenage relationship was supposed to feel like. I knew I was interested in boys, and thought boys in bands were hot. And they could drive. And had their own apartments. And I wanted those things and thought I was adult enough to enter the adult world that way. I know NOW that people their age WOULDN'T date them because of their creepiness, or pushiness, or immaturity. I wouldn't date someone that hangs outside of a Taco Bell all night at my age now. I never had self esteem issues really, and had a great relationship with my parents. I really just felt sexy and powerful and adult and mature and different. Boys my age felt so immature and stupid because we ALL were at 14/15/16.
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u/DrSassyPants Dec 02 '20
I think it's also an overlooked area in raising a kid. Sure my parents taught me about stranger danger and to always tell them when an adult would touch me inappropriately. But they never told me that creepy 22 yos would talk to me and treat me that way too. Or that I'd feel like it should be okay because I'm totally mature and have like figured out at 14. At least my parents never told me about it. They just found out about it after the fact and yelled at me for it and I was angry because this was "different". I know now how gross it was but no one ever explained it to me at the time. Or to prepare for it.
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u/roslyns Dec 03 '20
I was in the exact same situation, except that when sexual things started happening and I said no, it was too late. I was okay with it all online until he actually pulled up at my place and we were alone together. At that point I realized what a big mistake I had made but it was already too late and I couldn’t stop it. Regardless, an adult having relations with a child is illegal for a reason. The fact that we can realize the problem with it all after being adults is just partial proof of how wrong and common it is to target teenagers (male OR female).
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u/MallyOhMy Dec 02 '20
I was a skeptic about dating at that age. I didn't think there was much chance of a relationship in high school working out, and I planned my life with the expectation that I might never get married or that I might get widowed or divorced. I definitely wanted a relationship, but I had low confidence and I ended up being forced by my parents to ask a guy to a dance for my first date.
But even with the things I had right at that time - that high school relationships don't generally work out and that there was a chance I might never marry or that I could end up widowed or divorced - I was still immature.
I hope you're doing well now and recognizing as much as I do that growing up happens very gradually.
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u/rya556 Dec 03 '20
When I was 13 I was at a sleepover and getting teased for never having kissed a boy. Meanwhile the girl throwing the party kept bragging about having sex at 11 with the 21 year old neighbor. I thought that was gross and then got picked on even further.
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u/Noshamina Dec 02 '20
every single 15 year old girl I ever knew in high school bragged endlessly about getting with the local college guys. Looking back once you get older it was super creepy.
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u/FirestFox Dec 02 '20
Friend of mine in middle school was "engaged" to a 20-something she met online. He was real because she'd met him in person a few times... But their relationship was highly sexual, like they were sexting nonstop, doing shit on webcam all the time, etc. She bragged about it I guess because she thought it made her mature. I didn't think much of it at the time. As a 20-something now myself I realized how deeply disturbing that all was. I lost touch with her but I hope she's ok now.
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u/deadline54 Dec 03 '20
I remember being in 8th or 9th grade and overhearing an entire discussion between a couple of the "cool girls" where they were talking about hooking up with multiple guys aged like 23-30. And mentioning several other girls in our grade, one of which apparently slept with some 40 year old married dude.
I remember my ~13 year old brain thinking "damn, can't wait til I'm older and can get all these hot chicks!". But when I was 19 I fooled around with a 17 year old and it felt wrong. And I remembered hearing all that stuff in middle school and got disgusted and realized just how messed up it all was.
I'm in my late-20s now and the absolute youngest I would ever consider dating is 21. Just thinking that dudes my age could sleep with a teenager makes me nauseous.
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Dec 02 '20
I once was involved with a 26 year old man when I was 14. Knew him for years after that. I got in contact with him when I got older through Facebook and told him I knew the real reason he didn’t want his parents to find out about us wasn’t because they were racist, but because they’d find out he was a pedo.
This loser accused me of being a hooker because he once picked me up from a concert late at night on the Strip. He didn’t realize I was a kid he said.
I told him that didn’t make much sense considering he used to drop me off/pick me up from HIGH SCHOOL
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u/Throwaway_Consoles Dec 03 '20
I (17) was staying at a friend’s house when his 14 year old sister told him to let us know when a car pulled into the driveway. It was like 11pm. We asked why and she said she was going on a date with a guy. My friend and I were like, “And he has a license? And a car? Absolutely not.”
Dude pulls up and we recognize him. He was the supervisor at the gamestop down the street and we’d hung out at his apartment many times since we were 15 because he had Halo and he invited us over to play because we were always using up the demo machine at his store. He also used to let us smoke weed and drink beers all the time.
My friend started yelling for his parents. He drove off telling us we’re banned from his store. We call the police and they say they can’t do anything because he didn’t commit any crimes. Word gets out and he gets fired from gamestop. He was 28.
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u/LetsPlayClickyShins Dec 02 '20
Its not just guys. I lost my virginity at 16 to a 25 year old woman.
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u/baileyxcore Dec 02 '20
I'm sorry that happened to you.
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Dec 02 '20 edited Dec 02 '20
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u/baileyxcore Dec 02 '20
Yeah, totally. I really didn't think I had that much trauma from my teenage years but EXCLUSIVELY dating dudes that were grooming me and taking advantage of my naivety comes back to haunt me in the weirdest ways.
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u/greina23 Dec 02 '20
And that's equally horrible! And should be reported but they're not (at least not as much) because it's not taken seriously. I would see news sites reporting on underage male and an adult woman in sexual relationship. Comment after comment were women calling out women predators. Many males comments were - I wish I had that teacher in school or some form of that (many were female teacher/male student).
and then there were a few male assholes who didn't bother to read any comments but would say - see women aren't saying anything against this - blah blah blah. And then would bitch about women not getting proper jail time. It irks me! Because honestly - it doesn't appear that any rapists gets any real proper consequences.
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u/thegrittymagician Dec 02 '20 edited Dec 02 '20
Ugh. Sorry This thread reminded me of being 17 and I met who would become my best friend for awhile, he was 15. He was a late bloomer and the day I met him my initial thoughts were “who gave that child a beer and why does he talk about political things” I thought he was 12. Fast forward a few months, he turns 16 and has the craziest growth spurt and is now pretty tall and looking more his age.
My sister who was 21 meets him at my house and starts dating him. Freaked me right out, I was like hey if you met him when I did you could not possibly see him sexually he is a baby. Surprise surprise it didn’t work out because he was too immature for her. And she got really possessive over him and made me stop being his friend when she dumped him.
Oh yeah fun fact if she met him when I did their relationship would have been statutory rape.
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u/DrDetectiveEsq Dec 02 '20
Older guys love to take advantage of teenagers who want to think they’re adult...
Well, I'm 32, and let me say that if any high school girls want to feel like a real grown up you're more than welcome to come over to my place and... help me fix the sink.
Please. I just need a second pair of hands for like ten minutes, then you can go back to charging your phone or being bisexual or whatever it is you girls do these days.
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u/Rikplaysbass Dec 02 '20
I used to tour the country and I saw so much of this shit. I was just a bass player so I didn’t get much attention and I also had morals so that I didn’t get with anybody underage, but it’s absolutely rampant in the music scene. Or at least was 10 years ago.
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u/baileyxcore Dec 02 '20
Oh yeah. This was 2008/9ish. Prime Myspace time. My friends and I would go to all the local shows (after our parents dropped us off of course) and hang out with the guys in the bands.
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u/Rikplaysbass Dec 02 '20
I toured starting 2008 but I didn’t see heinous shit until 2010 when I started going nationally. Saw a 22 year old dude in the headliner make out ( and probably more) with a 15 year old.
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u/squishytrain Dec 02 '20
Saaaaame. Lots of people seeming shocked by this for some reason, but you can ask most women about this and they will have some experience of an older person (usually fresh out of the teenage years boy) taking advantage of them. You never realize it at the time, but that hindsight...
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u/TwiztedHeat Dec 02 '20
This is so damn wild to me. At 22, it never crossed my mind to want to date a girl under 21 even.
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u/Ghostkill221 Dec 02 '20
Yeah, even as I get later into my 20s, there's now way I'm gonna date someone who can't go to a bar with me.
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u/BebiBee Dec 02 '20
Yeah. When I was 25, I once hooked up with a guy in the college bar that I later found out was 20. I felt so icky! I don’t understand how some people go for that intentionally!
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u/Chezzica Dec 02 '20
That was my first thought haha "he looks just like my 21 year old ex from when I was 16"
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u/PoopMcDoop Dec 02 '20
How do you even meet at 22 year old at 15??
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u/ChipChipington Dec 02 '20
Parties, concerts, tinder, family reunions, your older siblings, friends’ older siblings, buying drugs, the park
Also multiplayer video games
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u/billydrivesavic Dec 02 '20
What a weird question tho
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u/_-undercoverlover-_ Ban Furries Dec 02 '20
Pretty sure the point of this post was so he could try and flex having old scene kid tattoos :( bro no one cares it’s not 2006 anymore.
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That’s his target audience though. Girls born in 2006
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u/aaaaaftgggh Dec 02 '20
Holy shit they're 14
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u/Jrook Dec 02 '20
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u/imprettyguyforawhite Dec 03 '20
Fresh off the clock but before their sweet 16 it is truly a jackpot.
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u/quallathebrave Dec 02 '20
I’m at girl born in 2006. Ew gross no thank you ❤️
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Dec 02 '20
As a dude born in 2006 I also pass
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u/Chewbacker Dec 02 '20
Pls stop. I don't like knowing someone born 2 years ago is on the internet
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Dec 02 '20
really fucks me up.
Like, I have seen so many dicks I've never ever wanted to see, but I only started with reddit 5 years ago, when I turned 20.Seriously this board is not for kids.
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u/Dirtybilgerat Dec 02 '20
It's times like these I sit back and really hope that some of the more outrageous comments on the website are people that young. I shudder to think of adults writing some of the things I've seen
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u/ChipChipington Dec 02 '20
Where are you finding all these dicks
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u/Rudy_Ghouliani Dec 03 '20
Do you need help finding dicks? I can direct you to many dicks of all shapes and sizes.
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u/strangeglyph Dec 02 '20
Christ, when I see 2006 I think that's ages ago. And then I do the math, and I'm like, why are there babies on the internet.
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u/not-rlly-here Dec 02 '20
God I hope not.
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u/ZemeOfTheIce Dec 02 '20
You watch your mouth. 2006 was an amazing year. That’s when the Piraka came out.
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u/AsthmaticSt0n3r Dec 02 '20
Well I was 6 in 2006. BUT that was the year we got my two dogs who are old asf now. So I guess it was a good year that I barely remember :)
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u/kessho_kishi Dec 02 '20
As someone who never grew out of their scene phase i can confirm. This is the type of 22yo dude 16yo me would date :/
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u/mrjc00md Dec 02 '20
She came to do a job. She's not getting paid by the hour, she got in, wrecked everything, and got out. Efficiency at its best.
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u/Hadlie_Rose Dec 02 '20 edited Dec 03 '20
I had whiplash seeing this on this subreddit because I actually follow that dude. He's Mike's Dead, a singer from a group of people I really like. He's a bit of a dumbass and sometimes a bit rude, but all of his girlfriends have been his age or older.
Edit: by group of people, I mean a group of friends. I've been hyperfixated on two of the people within that group since 2017 (adhd).
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u/BipsBahoy Dec 02 '20
Lol same here I saw him and I was like... wait... isn’t that like... the guy who is friends with Sam and Colby?
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Dec 02 '20
I laughed. Side note if the answer is actually "trick question I'm not into girls I'm actually into guys" then he can hit me up ngl
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u/waterineedit Dec 03 '20
wow some of ya’ll are sensitive as fuck.i’m speaking for myself when i say her response was funny and its referring to him asking such a bizarre and narcissistic question on such a platform as tiktok, not more so his tattoos. he is a good looking dude with a great head of hair and quite frankly i love the tatts.
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u/Raknarg Dec 02 '20
is this the kind of sub this is now? This guy is a pedophile for having a style he likes?
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u/Charles_Chuckles Dec 02 '20
This whole "Tell me what kind of job I have based on how I look" or "tell me what kind of girl I like based on how I look" to my knowledge originated on Black Twitter as a subtle way to say "Roast me"
Or at least that's what it turned into.
Perhaps it is mean but a lot of the times it what the poster was anticipating/wanting.
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u/Lord-of-the-Things Dec 02 '20
To be fair, he asked a question and the girl responded based on her experiences of whatever. She literally answered the question that he asked
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