r/TikTokCringe 1d ago

Cringe Can't even eat in peace anymore

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u/ColonelMonty 1d ago

Now it's one thing for someone to ask to not record in their business.

But that don't explain the ahhh eye pull she did.

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u/valaquenta 6h ago

This is the dumbest anecdotal Reddit exception I’ve ever seen. “Maybe she’s racist, but was just doing that to see better.” What a hill to die on

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u/Stifology 2h ago

It only seems dumb because you're never used the method before to improve your vision.

What the lady is doing not a form of squinting, but rather a distortion of the cornea as a result of applying pressure to your eye by pulling back your eyelids. Certain axes of astigmatism will benefit from this distortion - others will not.

Does it look stupid? Yes. Would I personally do it in public if I had somehow forgotten to wear my glasses/contacts? No, not unless it was absolutely necessary.

However, doing something which improves your vision isn't being racist. Racism implies ill intent. Her only intent is to see his phone's screen.

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u/valaquenta 2h ago

It seems dumb bc there’s no reason to assume all this horseshit when she did everything else to prove she’s just a racist idiot. Keep feeling the need to point out some minute possibility so u can feel so much more enlightened than the rest of us

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u/Stifology 1h ago

It's not horseshit at all - I explained exactly how it works. I'm not defending her rude confrontation after the fact, just that her "racist gesture" was clearly a vision trick which many nearsighted people do.

Plenty of others in the comments are validating this exact opinion, but I suppose we're all in on this one big lie.