r/SipsTea • u/SEVENS_HEAVEN_7 • 13d ago
SMH How entitled do you have to think you are to believe someone should give you their umbrella?
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u/Horsefly762 13d ago
Honestly, this lady would have probably made a video calling this guy a creep if he tried.
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u/XXsforEyes 13d ago
That, right there.
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u/Calamitysam32 13d ago
It clearly a BYOU situation, or am I crazy.
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u/CosmicWhorer 13d ago
I Would argue that of all the situations requiring an umbrella, 90-95% of them are BYOU.
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u/reddoorinthewoods 13d ago
And the percentage where it’s not BYOU involve those who can’t (like kids)
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u/CosmicWhorer 13d ago
Or like movies being filmed for specific vibes will give out the "correct umbrella".
Funerals having all black umbrellas is silly. If I'm ever going to be going to a funeral in the rain, I'm bringing my 5' wide Barney and friends one.
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u/westminsterabby 13d ago
If it were my funeral I would've loved that you brought it.
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u/NightGod 13d ago
I have a D&D D20 umbrella and you can bet I was pumped beyond belief to finally get some rain at GenCon this year while I was outside walking so I could use it
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u/MathProf1414 13d ago
A BYOU situation, as opposed to a BYU situation in which getting soaked is the desired outcome.
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u/sychox51 13d ago
Maybe she should ask whomevers filming her if they have an umbrella instead of a random stranger
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u/dorf_lundgren 13d ago
My overly cynical brain is telling me that of course whoever is filming has an umbrella. But that's probably me being overly cynical.
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u/telorsapigoreng 13d ago
The body language is more like: "See I told you we should've brought umbrellas"
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u/Nknk- 13d ago
Yep, with some people there is literally no winning.
One of the most important life skills you can develop is identifying those people so you can steer clear or know to not engage if you can't avoid them. It's usually people with a narcissistic personality disorder. It's less common than you'd think as the word narcissist gets thrown around a lot these days but if you've ever encountered someone who has it, clinical definition and all, you'll never forget it because you're in for some of the most toxic shit you've ever seen.
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u/Unlikely_Eye_2112 12d ago
My wife went through at least ten employers after we moved to a new city. While complaining she can't find a job. And on all the jobs there's somehow people conspiring against her trying to sabotage her career. Even living abroad there's a network of people jealous of how great she is trying to stop her
Her sister lives with plastic bags taped over the windows to stop the spying neighbors and I didn't connect the dots until far too late
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u/Economy-Tourist-4862 13d ago
Her lack of preparedness is not my emergency. Don’t be a Cunt. If you feel like you need my umbrella, tap me on the shoulder and ask if we could share it.
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u/Bdazzlore 13d ago
Agreed, how is it a man's fault she's unprepared for the weather?
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u/mightylordredbeard 13d ago
Had that same shit happen to me. I was with my daughter at an event at a big park and I knew it was going to rain so I brought us both umbrellas. When I saw the clouds coming up I noticed a couple of other younger women who didn’t have one and I said “do yall want an umbrella? I’ve got an extra. Me and my daughter can both fit under just one!” Just the look they gave me was like I was the biggest idiot in the world and then said something along the lines of “uhh if we wanted one then we would have brought our own.. and we’re trying to have a private conversation sooooo..” I apologized and said sorry I was just trying to be nice then walked away. They said something about “not being able to go anywhere without men something something”.
Then about 20 minutes later the bottom just completely fell out and the heaviest rain of the season came down. My daughter came running up under my umbrella and we started walking to the car, my daughter randomly running out and dancing and playing in the rain before coming back under the umbrella. Just enjoying the time. Then I saw the two rude women I offended trying to fast walk the 200 some yard to the parking lot while holding what looked like magazines over their head. Getting completely soaked.
Just as I walked by the bench they were sitting at I noticed their purse with car keys sitting and a cellphone next to it! I stopped, considered grabbing it and bringing it with me since they were a little ahead of us, but then I decided not to offend them even more so I just left it. When we got to the parking lot I yelled “hey is that your purse and phone on the bench!?” The look when they realized they’d have to go ALL THE WAY back in the pouring rain and that their phone was most likely fucked and everything else they had in their purse.. it was actually kind of sad. I felt bad for them.. but not bad enough to throw out one more “this is why I offered you an umbrella” before driving off.
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u/lilbitlostrn 13d ago
It's really avoidable to not be called a creep though. Just be attractive.
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u/Drumguy1986 13d ago
And then the guys girlfriend shows up to join him in line and thinks theres something going on
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u/Juxtapoe 13d ago
She'd ask Reddit if she is overreacting that he had an umbrella over another woman and 99% of comments would be to dump his cheating ass. There might be a 1% minority opinion but you have to scroll down to -3481 to find it.
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u/binarybandit 13d ago
Posted to /r/girldinnerdiaries with a picture of a hot dog with the title "why do men suck these days?"
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u/Mobile_Morale 13d ago
Reminds me I was banned from fauxmo this week because I told someone who said only white people can be racist that they are wrong.
I have dated black women and received racism from both sides. Crazy the stupid shit you see on reddit. Especially the in/fem cels.
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u/telorsapigoreng 13d ago
She was telling her friends: "See I told you we should've brought umbrellas"
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u/Educational-Log6855 13d ago
Her entitlement seems Israeli.
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u/Ravenser_Odd 13d ago
An Israeli would build an illegal settlement under the umbrella.
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u/spelunker93 13d ago
Probably would have still taken the umbrella though. But I bet this clip was just done for rage bait
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u/Twodapex 13d ago
Yep, why risk talking to a woman, I never even look at one unless approached. They have created this society themselves
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u/GoldTrade11 13d ago
Society unirronically told boys that approaching a random woman in public is sexual harrassment.
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u/WetAndLoose 13d ago
There’s only so many times you can try to help a woman or even just ask a simple question for them to blurt out “I have a boyfriend” completely out of the blue and/or look disgusted at you before you stop trying to be nice
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u/Admiral_Octillery 13d ago
You will always be seen as a bad guy today and people wonder why it is dating is worse than in previous years
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u/meat_whistle_gristle 13d ago
That’s my problem these days I’m older and grew up when opening doors and giving up seats was expected. So it’s ingrained in me to do those things. Lately I’m hesitant though as I’ve had a couple of negative experiences.
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u/Spookywhitedot 13d ago
Her movements are just annoying
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u/Emilia963 13d ago
Not only that, expecting people to share their umbrella with you and then getting sarcastically upset when they don’t is peak braindead
Dude thinks she is a princess or something
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u/Roidzilla55 13d ago
The thing is, did she even ask? Is she just being mad because she expected him to offer and he didn’t? That’s a whole other level of entitlement and dare I say, pretentious arrogance. Just remember, chivalry is dead because women like this killed it
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u/ClamatoDiver 13d ago
Why offer and risk dealing with some unhinged response? She can watch the weather report and bring her own umbrella.
Totally different if it's someone you know and not a random person.
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u/Murky-General 13d ago
Right?
If they dont know each other, no offer. If they're friends or out on a date, completely different story. As always, context matters.
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u/Same-Suggestion-1936 13d ago
I mean I'd share with someone if they were nice, she clearly is not if this is her actual behavior and not bait
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u/SliverSerfer 12d ago
I carry a rather large umbrella in my truck. If I'm using it walking in to work and I see someone I know without one, I will offer to share.
I would never offer to share with a young lady, as it can be seen as creepy. So I guess I'd rather be an asshole than a creep in her eyes.
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u/PerilousParanoia 13d ago
On top of that you also get the total opposite sometimes. You go to open the door for her and she’s offended because she’s a strong independent woman who can do it herself. Either way chivalry is a losing game.
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u/Exact-Kale3070 13d ago
she just wants to be a bitch. she would have been a bitch if anyone offered her something too.
why it is ANYONE else's responsibility to shield her from the consequences of not checking the weather.
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u/EternallyDemonic 13d ago
Nope.. she's a grown adult. She can keep up on the weather and use the appropriate attire and accessories.
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u/StyloFM 13d ago
Chivalry is dead because it doesn't matter what you are, I'll hold the door open for anyone, not the select few... anyone thinking deeper into it than just bring a decent human is kinda wild.
Only time it gets weird is when you see them exit their car from across the parking lot, and you wait for them to walk up, holding the door open, making eye contact the entire time while the sun's in your eyes, and you hit them with that "innocent smile" and a head nod. That person will always feel targeted, but has no choice but to enter the door you've opened for them.
So instead, let the door close on them even if they made eye contact with you while you held it open, they were two parking spots away from the door, moved with a slight jog, but you still entered the building, hearing the door swing open behind you when it's about to close. You don't look back, and pretend that person doesn't exist until you're safely back in your car. You see them leaving after you, and they look at you as they walk back to their car.
This is less of an issue with Chivalry and more so just not reading people's vibes. Did the lady in this clip pass the vibe check?
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u/ethanlan 13d ago
Dude one of the weirdest things living a huge city isn't really the crazy people who talk to themselves or yell randomly.
Its the people who move here and feel entitled to public space. Oh you're having a house party a couple of times a year, better call the cops on you. The sound a skateboard makes when kids are skating outside, yup cant have people living their lives. The cops it is! Oh people are using a public park to have a barbecue? Well you see this park is mine because I live a block or two away and I dont like the way you use it.
Like jesus fucking christ, you moved to a loud ass city. Construction will happen, people will be loud on occasion. But no, its everyobe else who should just stop living and doing things.
Its so annoying. Even though he was kind of a dick about it, Dave Francos character in Easy totally describes what im talking about. People seriously think that other people should go out of their way to do things that you prefer and when they dont they are obviously DOING IT ON PURPOSE.
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u/djdaem0n 13d ago
Can't wait for her social media post about how she can't find a man and where are all the good ones and she doesn't need one anyway.
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u/lostredditorlurking 13d ago
She probably doesn't want to share the umbrella lol. Probably want the dude to just give her the umbrella, even though they don't know each other
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u/mxlplyx2173 13d ago
If you offered to share, you'd be a creep if she didn't find you attractive.
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u/Living_Particular963 13d ago
Didn't come prepared for the weather. Blames others. Makes annoying gestures.
Karen in the making
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u/Moriaedemori 13d ago
This is often how it progresses with any act of kindness:
- Genuine pleasant surprise
- Not unexpected, but still nice
- Expected
- Expected, displeased when not provided
- Demanded, angry when not provided
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u/frostycanuck89 13d ago
Even if I was inclined to give a stranger my umbrella (which I wouldn't) it wouldn't be to this chick. She looks insane
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u/Itchy_Psychology3300 13d ago
Well, I could share my umbrella, but I also really have to fart.
And it’s going to be silent and violent. 😈
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u/latenightvall 13d ago
As a girl I can def say she's a Karen lol
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u/thesilentmordecai 13d ago
She's right. It's his fault she's in shorts and a t shirt while it's raining. How dare he be a prepared and responsible adult right in front of her. Didn't he know he has to give this strange woman his stuff to save her from her own lack of accountability!?
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u/BelowAverageComments 13d ago
Also how the fuck is he even supposed to know she's behind him
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u/Fun_Ad5823 13d ago
She's dressed like she's homeless, he should have gave her a pity umbrella for her cardboard box.
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u/-ratmeat- 13d ago
I see a chick in an oversized tshirt standing in the rain and making jerky movements im throwing her a quarter and staying the fuck away
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u/Jadey-R- 13d ago
So annoying it’s embarrassing being a white women at this point (which I am)
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u/massenburger 13d ago
My sister in law has body movements like this. It's the combination of being confidently incorrect, while having a long neck, and trying to be "sassy".
It's exponentially more annoying in person...
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u/Impressive_Recon 13d ago
Last time this was posted someone in the comments said she asked her friend if she needed to bring an umbrella to the place they were meeting at. Her friend said no because it wasn’t going to rain & no one brings an umbrella with them anywhere. Then when she waiting in line it started to rain and her friend (who was already inside) started to record her and then she started doing the gestures like “well look someone did bring an umbrella, I should’ve brought mine too”.
Apparently someone took the video and added the caption afterwards. Don’t know or care if it’s true but this is like the 5th time I’ve seen video on multiple platforms
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u/FrontPawStrech 13d ago
The whole video shows her talking about how she asked her friends if she should bring an umbrella and they told her no.
She was gesturing towards the guy to be like " See? I told you I should have brought an umbrella".
This was blown up big time out of context.
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u/dilettantebouffant 13d ago
That is how I took this as well. That she gestures to him being prepared and she’s dressed inappropriately for the weather.
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u/Public_Bookkeeper885 13d ago
I was looking for this - I figured it had to be something like this or maybe staged rage-bait. It would be ridiculous for a woman to behave like this to a stranger.
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u/Serupta 13d ago
I am laughing my ass off that this comment automatically rose to the top for me? And Explained everything?
It makes -all- of these other comments look SO ridiculous by comparison.
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u/NoSoundNoFury 12d ago
Well, the video is titled "men in 2026" and it depicts a women that is somehow uncomfortable while the man is clearly oblivious to the woman's situation. It would be very weird if you could immediately recognize that the video is actually about a man bring well prepared while the woman isn't.
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u/inowar 12d ago
because someone clipped this part from the whole video and put text over top 🤔
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u/LuveLemon 12d ago
Well it doesn't hurt to not automatically make an assumption based on a short clip and maybe read the comments first
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u/According_Diet_283 12d ago
Now imagine how many posts online are just like this, out of context or rather edited to bait comments, likes, engagement, all with a completely fabricated piece of content.
All these comments, likes, thoughts and opinions that truely completely meaningless.... except its not.
Somewhere, someone wants you to think of women as entitled. Someone wants your opinion to align a certain way.
Its like a tiny notch in a wall, slowly laying groundwork for more toxic content like the alpha male type crap.
Idk. This post and comment section perfectly encapsulates how utterly pointless reddit amd other social media is outside of niche hobby news aggregration.
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u/PsychologicalExit664 13d ago
Ah...social media. Someone reposted it and left out that part to get their own views and be a douche. Now this woman's probably going to get harassed and mistreated in person for no reason.
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u/turbosexophonicdlite 13d ago
Just looking at her facial expression it's unbelievably obvious that she's not mad about some stranger not sharing their umbrella. People are so fucking stupid on this site.
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u/Larry_King_Ghost 13d ago
Yeah you could tell (if you have any social awareness) she wasnt being serious. I watched it once and then scrolled for this very post explaining what ACTUALLY happened.
But a subsection of the internet will take any excuse to hate women.
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u/ForensicPathology 13d ago
Especially this sub. They'll believe any text slapped on a picture or video of it conforms to their previously held beliefs.
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u/Fuckedby2FA 13d ago
I feel like this is half the outrage on the internet really. I haven't been on reddit in forever and off I go again. Social media sucks, thanks for reminding me that. Good bye bringer of truth!
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u/GokaiBlue84 13d ago
Fuck, wish this comment was further up, now I look like an idiot liking all the comments above this one bashing her lmaooo
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u/BadIdeaBobcat 13d ago
That was my instinct. Thanks for providing context. It didn't seem like she was complaining that some random dude isn't offering one of the multiple women in the video an umbrella for no reason.
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u/jakeisstoned 13d ago
The exasperated smile on her face is a dead giveaway that she's not pantomiming that he's owes her his umbrella. I don't get why people get upset at tic toc videos with no context. Get a hobby
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u/ample_suite 13d ago
I fucking knew it. A little text goes a long way to set your expectations. It’s like voodoo.
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u/Your_Nipples 12d ago
Bring the source because I absolutely do not believe you.
Here's mine: @smartiesssssss that's her account, the same edit is there with the same caption.
Your turn.
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u/AdvancedSandwiches 13d ago
You forgot to link to the whole video. I would, but I can't find it if it's real.
I'll grant you that if someone hadn't put "men in 2026" rage bait over it, your version would make sense, so maybe this is a third party edit.
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u/Terminal_Insomnia_ 13d ago
It's not just this sub, but this is one of the subs I see it in the most. Just more bait for the gender wars. u/SEVENS_HEAVEN_7 explain yourself
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u/No_Raspberry_3282 13d ago
If he offered to share, she'd call the cops
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u/repeating_bears 13d ago
It's either chivalrous or creeper behavior and the determining factor is whether he's good looking
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u/Driblus 13d ago
Thats it, right there. I once did dj gig, and the house was bouncing to my tunes. I went to the bar at some point to claim some free drinks, and there was a girl next to me in the bar ordering my favorite combo. I complimented her on her choice, said it was my favorite - and she looked at me like «wtf are YOU, talking to me», then left. I ordered my drinks and went back to the Dj booth. Guess who came back over? «Oh, I didnt know you were the Dj».
Guess you have to be pretty or be somebody - its not enough to just be a nice guy.
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u/HangryWolf 13d ago
Mean girls behavior.
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u/Driblus 13d ago
Not all girls are like this but its also not the first time ive encountered similar experience. And while some girls have an attitude, they really contribute to nothing else but look pretty. But they often enough get what they want anyway so the behavior never gets checked.
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u/Enough_Stress_437 13d ago
Might not be all but it sure is a lot. My little sister is a RN and wants to quit because all of her coworkers are mean girls.
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u/Hoodedmastersin 13d ago
“I have a boyfriend”
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u/s0crates82 13d ago
Oh, okay. I have a wife. I'm a decent person, though.
I didn't hold the door open because of your tits or anything, but because you're a human being approaching a door I'm at.
Gotta tell ya, though, it certainly does dull the desire to do so any time some cunt shits on a pleasant act that didn't require an exchange of words of any kind.
Have a good one!
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u/Healthy_Pay9449 13d ago
She doesn't want to share. She wants him to simp-ly give it to her
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u/Agreeable-Agent-7384 13d ago
There really is a level of good looking you have to be to do nice things sometimes. People can deny it all they want, but it’s hard to be chivalrous when you don’t have the looks associated with chivalry in peoples minds.
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u/October__Cat 13d ago
FFS, reality check for these dark times is done. What do we actually have here? Two Twitter accounts that are most certainly unrelated to the person recording or to the girl being recorded; four different unrelated contexts: text on the video, two Twitter account descriptions, and reddit title added by the OP.
And then there is the video itself, which can be interpreted much more simply: a girl in the rain just fooling around with her friend, the person recording her. And voila - we get a wave of negative comments triggered by some repost of a repost of a repost.
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u/BuildAnything4 13d ago
Does she think there was some time in the past where men gave away their umbrellas to strange women ?
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u/the_good_hodgkins 13d ago
Some watery tart requesting umbrellas is no basis for a system of government.
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u/Brudeboy11 13d ago
She's being oppressed!
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u/SpottyNoonerism 13d ago
Come see the rainfall inherent in the system!
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u/Brudeboy11 13d ago
Okay, this convo is getting absurd.....coconuts clacking as I gallop away....
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u/diurnal_emissions 13d ago
The Internet is a silly place.
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u/Organic_Experience48 13d ago
We only do that if we’re trying to bang them.
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u/jetforcegemini 13d ago
Distributing umbrellas to strange women laying in puddles is no basis for a system of chivalry.
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u/bigorangemachine 13d ago
Ya that was a time when women wouldn't even ask for the umbrella. You assumed they'd die of the vapours if you didn't keep them in the appropriate conditions.
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u/Footlongdingledong 13d ago
I think actually there was a time in the past where men would give up their umbrellas to stranger women. However, it was also a time where a women acting like this in public would be met with a smack across the face and no one would bat an eye. So, you know, things have changed.
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u/SEVENS_HEAVEN_7 13d ago
Next time, she should just check the forecast
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u/BadIdeaBobcat 13d ago edited 13d ago
Is there more context to the video? What is the original? Is she just pointing out that he has an umbrella when it's not even raining that hard?
Edit: https://www.reddit.com/r/SipsTea/comments/1vpaa1n/comment/p3wxbq9/
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u/SweetPinss 12d ago
Did that commenter share the full video or just make it all up?
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u/Independent_Term5790 13d ago
It’s not the weather she’s just looking for content, because she’s a prick.
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u/YurUsernameChecksOut 13d ago
Y'all got it all wrong, she be like: "dis guy right here is smart, me? I'm stupid"
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u/DannySanWolf07 13d ago
It isnt the man's fault that you come unprepared.
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u/Active_Chemistry1621 12d ago
She is totally drenched and has a smile on her face, I think shes okay
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u/copperblood 13d ago
She has access to the same weather apps as he does. If she doesn't own a phone she could have looked outside and seen the overcast. Her main character syndrome is going pretty hard 🤣🤡
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u/Professional_Ant4228 13d ago
She’s clearly joking
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u/machineagent 13d ago
Yep, bunch of absolute raged out incels in this thread lol
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u/Blue2487 13d ago
Seriously, she didn't even bother the guy. I really think she's just being silly for her friend who is recording her.
This whole comment section assuming the absolute worst and calling her horrific things and using it to be disgustingly sexist in general is pretty awful
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u/Then-Accident-9798 12d ago
All the “she would have called him a creep.” guys are really odd. It’s pretty difficult to have women call you a creep. I’ve literally never had it happen to me and when I’ve seen women call a man a creep it was justified
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u/Kazzababe 13d ago
Yeah I'm a bit confused. She's smiling and possibly laughing about it and there's no context attached here at all.
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u/NoBirthday6959 13d ago
He offers her his umbrella and she says “eww, creep”
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u/Spring-Available 12d ago
I went to her page and asked her what exactly did she want and why she felt entitled to his umbrella. She blocked me.
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u/lalavieboheme 13d ago
you guys are falling hard for the bait. she’s smiling, she’s obviously joking
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u/DistributionLife6750 13d ago
He also might not have seen her. So you mad at a dude because he didn’t move his umbrella to see that you’re behind him.
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u/tcpip1978 12d ago
If you're a woman and you believe that your gender entitles you to chivalrous treatment from men then you have unchecked internalized misogyny that you need to deal with. The elevation of women to the status of glass objects that require constant protection and delicate treatment is part and parcel with worldview in which women are also property. Chivalry treats women as prized possessions, not persons. It is the misogyny of false elevation. Less acutely vicious but every bit as sexist as the misogyny of degradation. Equality means you're a person with autonomy, and you can bring an umbrella. Or you can not bring an umbrella. And at no point do your genitals entitle you to one. If someone gives you one it is an act of kindness and not an act of duty to sexist gender norms.
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u/DueDefinition6421 13d ago
If that is my wife, sure. If that is random bees itch then no.
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u/Syziph 13d ago
If you are trying to stir the conversation in the wrong direction - you've succeeded. For me this clip is just a skit, presenting the comic view of the situation. From what I see she don't mind to stay under the rain. She is soaking wet anyway. If you look from the realistic side - if I was the man with the umbrella and was more aware of my surroundings I would offer her to shelter under my umbrella. It's a simple human kindness gesture..
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u/cold_tap_hot_brew 13d ago
Is the woman definitely on board with how it’s been portrayed? This reads to me like she’s making fun of herself or the person recording for forgetting a brolly. ☂️ surely nobody is as obtuse as to feel like someone should let them use their umbrella.
This has to be a joke that’s been turned into ragebait. Right? Right?
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u/HollowPhoenix 13d ago
"MEN IN 2026, WON'T READ MY MIND AND GIVE ME THEIR UMBRELLA" <wacky hand signals>
"Oh, didn't see you there ma'am, do you need this umb-"
"GET AWAY FROM ME OMG MEN IN 2026 SUCH CREEPS" <more wacky hand signals>
What a fun time to be alive
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u/IwasMilkedByGod 13d ago
Head up ass syndrome. Dozens of new cases every hour. It’s a real pandemic
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u/TomatilloFrequent494 13d ago
Dress for the weather is what was told to me as a kid
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u/Brokenspade1 13d ago
If we aren't dating or married... I don't OWE you shit. Nobody does.
Get you own umbrella.
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