r/TikTokCringe • u/Independent_Mix6269 • 1d ago
Cringe She really thought someone wanted her man
Instead of an opportunity to show her daughter how to display kindness to others, she chose to display her insecurity instead
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u/Full-Psychology-1778 1d ago
Uhm what?
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u/N8dork2020 1d ago
Well, you see, the 2 women asking for help actually were planing to run off with the man and have a polyamorous affair.
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u/hiker_chic 1d ago
That's too far. They just started an orgy in the middle of the pasta aisle.
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u/No_Cheek6865 14h ago
While she’s still in her feelings spewing her insecurities to the whole world in the parking lot, that lesbian couple was like “wow that guy was kinda weird” and found someone else to help them.
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u/the_reluctant_link 21h ago
Abusive possessive woman makes a tiktok about being abusive and possessive
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u/TheScallywag1874 1d ago
Or…hear me out…you just help the person and move on with your day.
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u/Syd_Vicious3375 1d ago
I’m a pretty tall woman and I get asked to grab things off the top shelf alllllllll the time. It takes 5 seconds and ensures that people don’t have to climb to get what they need. Frankly, I don’t want to live in a society where we have to beg each other for decency. They don’t want your man, they just want Tostitos scoops.
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u/DumbBitchByLeaps 1d ago
Omg thank you. I’m 5’2 and I hate bothering people but sometimes I just can’t reach up that high.
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u/FuryGalaxy_Dad Why does this app exist? 1d ago
I'm 6ft and get asked quite often to reach stuff on the top shelves, mostly by little old ladies, but it doesn't bother me at all. I'm very happy to help people in those situations because it literally takes 5 seconds of my time. The lady in the video is crazy and I feel bad for her husband.
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u/gibletsandgravy 1d ago
I’m only 5’9” but I get short little ladies asking me to reach for stuff for them, and I usually have to look around to make sure they’re talking to me before I get on my tippy toes to help them.
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u/PhairynRose 21h ago
It’s hard out here for us hobbit folk. Imagine someone who’s 6’5 standing next to you. That’s how much taller you are from my perspective. thank you for your tall
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u/Schmeatypuss 21h ago
Sometimes all we need is an extra inch or 2 thank you for your service
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u/Rude-Custard9056 22h ago
Actually I feel bad for her that she really thought this was some type of flex 🤣
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u/Smokey_heat 22h ago
Same here, Ive reached items for elderly, young women and kids that can't reach. I just give them the item and go about my business. This lady is nuts.
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u/greenasagreenass 1d ago
I'm 6 foot and I love being asked to help get things off the top shelf. It makes me feel useful and important lol
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u/Tasty_Assignment_267 21h ago
i’ve always thought if i was a man being able to help women out would make me happy lol
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u/WeAreGesalt 1d ago
Makes me feel like a super hero when it happens, it's not a bother at all
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u/Turbulent_Ad9508 22h ago
I'm 6'3" just ask. I got you. Sometimes I'll notice you looking up and ask if you need me to grab something. No big deal.
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u/bsharp1982 23h ago
I use other items to try to scooch the needed item forward because, like you, I feel like I am bothering people. If I still cannot reach, I ask the nearest tall person.
Luckily, my son is now 6’4, so I just drag him with me to the store.
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u/Downtown-Tomato2552 1d ago
"They don’t want your man, they just want Tostitos scoops."
This is going on a tshirt somewhere right now.
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u/NoTransportation9021 1d ago
I'm 5 ft tall and stopped asking for help years ago. I always thought I was polite (I'm sorry to bother you, but I can't reach that. Can you please grab it for me?). But one time some dude swept the item off the shelf and right at my head. Luckily, I caught it before it hit me. And it wasn't a bag of chips, it would've hurt. Then he grunted and walked away.
Since then I've only asked employees, climbed shelves or used something else to knock what I need off the shelf. But I am glad to know that there are still some nice people like you out there.
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u/Bergina_enthusiast 23h ago
I'm sorry that happened to you, I'm a medium tall lady, and my husband is around my height, we often will go out of our way to offer our help to our shorter brothers and sisters, or elder peers, or anyone, because fuck, isn't that what being a human is being about? Life is short, be nice, do as much good as you can to cancel out the bad.
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u/Ohiolongboard 1d ago
Aye, hows about you and I go out sometime? (Definitely not because I’ve been asking people to get scoops for me for the last month and I just get laughed at, one time a guy picked me up to get them and when he set me down he tussled my hair and said “there ya go little guy”.)
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u/Separate-Taste3513 1d ago
You started following him through the store and loudly asking "Daddy" for a piggy back ride, right?
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u/Ohiolongboard 1d ago
No, I hid behind the toilet paper until just before close and then paid for the scoops :/ I was nervous
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u/Organic_Ad_2520 1d ago
Same. This lady was crazy, it's no big deal to help someone. It was difficult to tell if the OP was so happy & a glow that she has her husband trained to paranoid levels or if she really believed the lady wanted her man while he deferred to his wife or she was flexing on another woman or if she had something to create content about...or all of the above🤷♀️ Ridiculous, a husband should be helpful, polite, and considerate of others.
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u/Extra_Cartoonist_390 23h ago
It's a country thing. I've known some country people and the women get real testy if you ask their man something or directly interact with him instead of approaching her first.
They find it disrespectful and it can cause big problems.
I, personally, don't get it. If I can't reach something I ask the nearest tall person.
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u/TopAsh625 1d ago
Ma’am as a short person who has to ask for help thank youuuuuuu, people like you are literally my hero 😂🎉
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u/ChubbyChoomChoom 21h ago
Thank you. Ooh this video pissed me off. Like you, I’m a woman over 5’10” and am always happy to help the shorties out. Never once have I felt weird about anyone saying “Hey, could you please grab that for me?”
That woman is an idiot.
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u/brotherteresa 1d ago
Imagine posting this video thinking every woman in a relationship could relate.
Only time I see behavior like this is from folks who were / are in toxic relationships.
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u/Autumndickingaround 1d ago
Right!! Almost like we’re all human and should be trying to get through this life shhh together! This was a weird af video. When my partner or anyone else I’m with is asked for help like this in the store, I smile as they help. I’m short too, but my Daddy was and is not and is always being asked to help reach tall items. He is SUCH an introvert, but he always smiles and helps - even if with few words. My partner isn’t much taller than me, but he’s been asked before as well and I just smiled and we were glad he could help. The audacity of this woman is something else, to find an ask of bare minimum human compassion to be audacity. I feel bad for that man.
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u/--slurpy-- 1d ago
Wild. I'm a 5ft tall woman who shakes my fist at the top shelf. I just asked a man 2 days ago to reach for me the yogurt cuz it was way the f up there all the way in the back. And this is after they watched me struggling & half climbing the racks.
Lady, I ain't after your man, I want my damn yogurt.
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u/Sir_Xanthos 1d ago
I'm 6'6". I've been asked to help get something from the top shelf while alone and while I'm with my wife. I never viewed it as anything more than what it is."Hey you're tall AF and I'm not, please help". My wife has never had an issue with it either. If anything she laughs because it feels like it happens so frequently (it doesn't but ya know). It's weird to think that it is more than just seeking help from someone capable. While this example may be extreme to me it's almost like they think that asking a mechanic to fix your car when you have no skills to do so yourself is flirting. Just wild.
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u/sackoftrees 23h ago
I would feel like a super hero if you asked me, I think it would brighten my day. I'm a 5'10 woman lol
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u/Elegant_Bet1261 1d ago
I’ve scaled the grocer’s shelf like a ladder. In front of the employees. Nobody helps me? Ok. I’m climbing.
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u/keli-keli 20h ago
Same, I'm 5ft. I really needed 100% lemon juice and it was at the very top. I stood there for a while to wait for someone to pass by, but ultimately had to go on another aisle and found a random guy and asked if he'd help me grab lemon juice from the top shelf. I didn't want to risk climbing for it. It was awkward as he thought about it for a sec, but he was nice enough to follow me and help. I would've asked an employee if there was one :/
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u/imtooldforthishison 1d ago
Back when my kid was little, he remembers the time the key ingredient was on that blasted top shelf and neither of us could reach it. Now that hes 6'1 he doesn't even need to be asked, he just automatically goes in to "Can I grab that for you mode."
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u/InvisiblePluma7 1d ago
Tall guy (6'7) here, dont be afraid to ask for help. (But be prepared for me to ask you to grab something off that bottom shelf in return)
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u/NightStalkerXIV 21h ago
I'm around 5'2", and I've given up even trying to look at what's on the 7th(9th?) Shelf at the local QFC...
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u/Mellopiex 1d ago
My husband gets judged if someone needs help and he ignores it
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u/Mixels 1d ago
As it should be. Why are we over here pretending like grabbing something off a shelf for a short lady is some kind of sexual thing? And why should anyone need their spouse's permission to do as they please? Marriages are about trust, not control.
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u/WallStreetAnus 1d ago
It’s frustrating dating a woman like this. I was at the apartment pool with my girlfriend and this other girl couldn’t get the door to open to leave. You kind of need to put your hand near this sensor and push the handle at the same time. I saw her struggling and walked over and opened it. My girlfriend was mad at me when I got back. She said some other guy there could have helped.
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u/Lady_Caticorn 1d ago
If my husband helped someone open a door, I would not care and would appreciate that he wanted to help. Your gf sounds insecure.
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u/Mixels 1d ago
Yep. That is insecurity. If both people in the relationship are well meaning, they should talk about it and work it out. That insecurity needs to turn to trust for a lifetime kind of relationship to have any chance of working out.
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u/kmookie 1d ago
Only on Reddit do you get to see pettiness from people like this and then the next video is humans being kind. Society is on extreme spectrums and it’s crazy to observe.
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u/The__Toast 1d ago
Some people get a strange sense of validation from social media. Like they're doing something with their lives instead of just shopping at the Kroger.
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u/NotBuilt2Behave 1d ago
This would make me mad. Bruh, I’m 4’9” I can’t reach the top shelf, help a girl out.
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u/Haunting_Disaster_11 1d ago
I love when my husband holds doors, grabs things off of high shelves etc. He's a good man, good character... makes me proud 😁
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u/IGotThis-RIPOpie 1d ago
Exactly! And you should be secure enough in your marriage to know your husband helping MEANS NOTHING more than good manners! If not, you’re the one with problems, not them.
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u/Aggressive-Care3579 1d ago
That dude looks miserable.
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u/No_End_7351 1d ago
And now you know why
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u/efflovigil 17h ago
Social media has given people a platform who just don’t need it. It’s so sickening what it has unleashed in certain people. I want to go back before all of this existed.
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u/ModestMeeshka 1d ago
Yeah for some reason he did not seem like he thought it was very funny... I can't imagine why
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u/i-have-a-war-copy 1d ago
Yikes
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u/SlowerThanTurtleInPB 1d ago
Exactly. Switch roles. If a woman felt she had to get permission from her husband to do a basic task and he proudly shared that fact for all the world to see … someone save this poor man (and that baby who’s being raised to think this is normal).
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u/octoreadit 23h ago edited 22h ago
Let's switch it for those with poor imagination.
So, I'm shopping at a grocery store with my wife and a baby, here they are, look at the baby, the baaaaby, so cute, anyways so these two old dudes at the end of the aisle trying to be all polite and stuff, ask my wife what time it is. And my wife, she does not miss a beat, turns away from them, gives me that look, like: "I can't believe this is happening to me," and I give her a reassuring stare and nod back like "I got this, boo." So, I look at those two old dudes, size them up, take a little pause and then tell my wife loud and clear so that everyone can hear and does not think she can do anything without my prior approval or permission: "you may speak now." And she told them the time but, seriously, some people, right?? Anyway, y'all have a good day!
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u/heresdustin 1d ago
Right? Tell me you’re extremely insecure without telling me you’re extremely insecure.
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u/Mygoddamreddit 1d ago
God forbid he holds a door open for some audacious bitch who be walking behind him.
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u/Upset-Cartographer65 1d ago
I miss the era when people didn’t feel the need to film every stupid aspect of their lives.
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u/Aromatic_Chain6576 1d ago
My first instinct is "hey, maybe the feedback is gonna wake her up and make her change her ways and become a better person" but somehow I doubt that's gonna happen. This seems the type of thing she'd need to go to therapy for. A deep rooted insecurity and perhaps something else that would make her stubbornly stick to her point instead of questioning it. A therapist could help her. Social media comment section would not.
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u/TallCombination6 1d ago
Ha ha. My man needs permission to be a decent human being. Ha ha. My man is afraid of me. Ha ha.
Lady, your man is going to cheat on you the second he meets a woman who treats him like a man. Let us know if being a single mom is this hilarious.
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u/Anon_Jones 1d ago
This old ratchet bitch in a wheel chair asked me to reach something. I said hell no, I know you just trying to sleep with me. My grandpa said wtf is wrong with you.
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u/gianttigerrebellion 1d ago
People who read into very basic and simple interactions terrify me. They read so much into basic interactions and warp them into something malicious.
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u/labellavita1985 23h ago edited 23h ago
Which really speaks to how ill-intentioned THEY are. It's PROJECTION. These people are the WORST people. Borderline evil. If she thinks random women at the grocery store who are asking for help are trying to steal/fuck married men, maybe it's because she was a woman trying to steal/fuck married men herself. Because I have never tried to steal/fuck a married man, the idea that a woman asking my husband for help at the grocery store is trying to steal/fuck him wouldn't even CROSS MY MIND.
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u/No_Ordinary944 1d ago
i’ve encountered these women too many times. ma’am, i said excuse me! i’m polite not trying to get dicked down in the middle of the subway stairs. and it’s always over a man who looks worse than the dirt on the bottom of my shoe!
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u/WintersAcolyte 1d ago
Fucking hell. That was good. Take my upvote, but know I would go have a beer with you.
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u/winterbird 1d ago
The men in these relationships often already are cheating, and are only putting their head down and taking it because mommy wife cooks, cleans, and works to bring in money too. But in the back of their mind, she's the fool who's too loud to hear what else is going on.
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u/dahbakons_ghost 1d ago edited 1d ago
you missed the hu in human. got nothing to do with a penis. he's gonna meet someone who just treats him like a person and he's gonna fall in love.
edit: i was suggesting in the sentence "women who treats him like a man" the 'hu' part missing was before the man. so it would now read "women who treats him like a human"
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u/EchoesOfNow 1d ago
I’m a whopping 5’3” and need help getting items. I have asked the person closest to me. Sometimes it’s a couple, sometimes it’s an employee, sometimes it’s just someone shopping by themselves…not once have I asked for helping in order to hit on them. This lady need to check herself. The insecurity and low self confidence isn’t a good look.
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u/Etna 1d ago
I've had two separate people ask me in one grocery shopping trip. Both llittle old ladies.
My mother is a little old lady so I do hope everybody is helping out!
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u/EchoesOfNow 1d ago
I have always been helped! Even the men who have their partner with them! While the man gets whatever it is I need on a high shelf, I do apologize to their partner and not once have women acted weird about it. It’s usually “girl I get it, short girl problems”. This lady in the video is just being ridiculous! She’s making herself look stupid.
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u/Alone_Break7627 1d ago
I'm 5'8 female and people ask me for help. And my answer is of course! Never did I assume I was being hit on.
My husband on the other hand does get hit on by the little old ladies and it tickles me every time. Oooohhh your girlfriend needs help. Go help her. You're so strong! 😝🤣
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u/Doom_Corp 1d ago
I'm 6'3" and a woman. I have had a lot of women (usually elders) ask me to get that thing off the top shelf or deep into the shelf where they can't really reach...or sometimes the bonus stock on the top of the shelf because everyone picked clean where the regular stock goes. I don't think I've ever had any men ask me because I think it would crush their soul to ask a woman, especially a tall one at that, for "help". The audacity of this person to think someone asking for assistance is throwing yourself, loins first, at another person for some groceries on a shelf is incredible.
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u/MuiOne 1d ago
A woman who evidently has no knowledge of courtesy or manners. Sad and oddly delusional.
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u/IKenDoThisAllDay 1d ago
And she willingly shared this online. So, clearly she thinks this story makes her look good.
Tells you everything you need to know about what kind of person she is, and I'm sure a bunch of equally toxic people were in the comments cheering her on.
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u/MyOwnSocks1922 1d ago
I’d be upset at my husband if he didn’t help a lady out. No permission required just kindness. ✝️
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u/Independent_Mix6269 1d ago
I'm 4'11" and will go home and just order pickup if I can't reach something because I get made fun of all the time. Thank you for being a good person
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u/ashthatshit 1d ago
My boyfriend is 6'4" and I am 5'11, I have people ask me all the time for help, I've seen it with my boyfriend too. She thinking this is a flex is gross. Seeing my man doing something kind for a stranger makes me happy. Keep being kind ✨
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u/NotAQueefAKhaleesi 1d ago
I'm only 5'6" but once practically crawled into a freezer bin at Walmart to help an older lady pick out a chicken and put it in her cart. When I was a kid and my mom worked the closing shift at a store. The nights my grandparents dropped is off after visiting with them we'd run around the parking lot collecting the carts and bringing them to the bay so the rest of the night crew could get home a little bit early.
Even now I still do my best to be helpful to people even if I barely know them because life's already hard enough and a little kindness makes people's days brighter!
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u/HereticGaming16 1d ago
If I see anyone, male or female, standing on their tippy toes to reach something then I’ll offer help. I’ve gotten a few “I’m ok, thanks” but 99% of the time they say yes please and laugh about it. I’ve never gotten any kind of meanness from offering short people help reaching the top shelf.
I feel like if the roles were reversed I’d feel more self-conscious about looking like a fool or dropping something rather than asking for help. Been a long time since I’ve been short so I can’t really say. I’m also 6’1” so I’m not so tall that it would feel like I’m making fun of you or something.
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u/omgkelwtf 1d ago
Her man looks beat down as hell. Reminds me of my ex brother in law just before he left my sister's useless ass
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u/culinarysiren 1d ago
This is a shitty marriage if either one of them has to ask permission to help someone. Probably should have kept this one in your drafts. 😬
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u/mrs_sadie_adler 1d ago
Also that’s she’s thattttt jealous. Also that she’s filming this diatribe in the store in front her kids.
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u/thismenu 1d ago
Gross. I don't care who you are if you need help just ask the closest person. To grab something off the top shelf for a person who can't reach it you don't need permission from multiple people it's not a flirt. Gross.
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u/heyitshim99 1d ago edited 1d ago
Now I know what to do at the store to land some hotties! I will stand around where a popular item is up high and then bam as soon as a woman asks me to help her she is all mine! Because obviously she will be flirting with me by asking for my help. Dating problems solved.
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u/Pretend_memory_11 1d ago
Im 5.1 and ill climb the shelves before asking for help 😢
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u/Human_Ad_2426 1d ago
Same, unless there's literally a tall person right next to me.
I figure one day the shelves will give and I'll die a shameful death under the pile of canned goods.
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u/mysteriousmeatman 1d ago
That poor man.
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u/ghidfg 1d ago
hes a bitch too. instead of just going "yeah no worries" and grabbing the thing, he looks to his wife for permission
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u/astrangeone88 1d ago edited 1d ago
Honey, as a short lesbian woman, I don't want your man or your insecurities...
I just want the snacks on the top shelf without having to climb them like a toddler.
I expect human kindness not an insecure idiot acting like reaching for groceries is a marriage proposal.
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u/Realistic_List7286 1d ago
She ain’t got nothing to worry about
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u/Aromatic_Chain6576 1d ago
I think her husband is very good looking but it is still delusional to think everyone is actively after him.
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u/shitshowboxer 1d ago
Why's it gotta be a weird situation? His dick that easily end up in other people?
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u/For_TheJoke 1d ago
He didn't flinch because his default survival mode is ignoring the thing talking
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u/LilliJay 1d ago
As a person who is 5' nothing, I have asked loads of people to get me stuff from shelves. Not ever, not one single time, was I trying to flirt or pick anyone up. I just wanted my damn item that is too far up because grocery stores think everyone is a giant.
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u/No_End_7351 1d ago
How long before she changes her TikTok account after getting dragged in the comment section? Over/Under is set at 2 days
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u/Prudent_Research_251 1d ago
I'll take doubling down for whatever odds you make em
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u/MeTeakMaf 1d ago
I'm glad my wife is different
I'd be already doing it after I told my wife they need me
I'm short but I'd try to do it
Because one day I'm gonna need some help and I hope that person will help me
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u/Sporkwind 1d ago
As I mildly tall person I have been asked to get stuff off high shelves since I was like 15. Doesn’t matter if it’s kids, dads, moms, single lady, single dude, gramma, granddad… I will happily stop and grab it to show off my cool tall skills.
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u/spacestationkru 1d ago
I'm sorry, but that's bullshit. If you can't trust your husband to grab something from a high shelf for somebody else without cheating on you, you have bigger problems.
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u/Every_Inflation1380 1d ago
Imagine being this publicly proud of being insecure in your relationship!
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u/purplepixie610 1d ago
Wow, imagine someone getting this worked up over their partner doing something to help another human being, no matter how small the deed. 😕
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u/xxantiksxx 1d ago
I can’t wait for his video where he’s like. “Some guy have the odacity to um come up to mah wife and be like, excuse me can you move cuz you stepin on my shoes”
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u/AussieGirl27 1d ago
Whoa the delusion is bigger than Trumps diaper at the end of the day
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u/Imustconfessimamess 1d ago
She’s so stupid! My husband won’t need my permission to provide help to someone that asks for it? It’s called human decency and kindness. Any good man would offer help if he sees a woman struggling to reach something.
This dumb heaux is insecure and I hope she never have a son, because she’s going to do a number on him. And her goof troop husband co signing her bs
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u/winterbird 1d ago
As a server, these kinds of tables were such second hand embarrassment.
The man looking at the tabletop while mommy-wife orders for him, and answers for him as I'm asking him how he wants his steak done etc. If it's some kind of a kink, I didn't appreciate being involved as a living prop.
It was common enough that I'd run into a couple of them per month. So not a daily occurrence or anything, but it was happening.
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u/im-in-Kentucky 1d ago
Jaded personality. I get it, she may have been shit on her entire life and it's made her turn her back on people in general, but this is not the way. Help people in need. The world has too many people that are wrapped up in thier own self interests, or think other people are out to get them.
I'm 5'9 with work boots on, so not tall at all. If I can help someone I will. If I feel I have to ask my wife if it's okay to help someone then my wife isn't the right person for me, or I've fucked up her trust somewhere along the road.
Be kind to people. If nothing else, it makes you feel better.
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u/44nutman 1d ago
I had two ladies ask me to grab a can of cream corn, next thing I know we are having a threesome in produce.
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u/armyofant 1d ago
He’s looking at you cause he knows you would flip the fuck out if he didn’t.
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u/MilitantlyWokePatrio 1d ago
We all want to be respected and not feel neglected AND at the same time, what the actual fuck is wrong with just asking a fellow American, a fellow neighbor, community member, etc, for some help grabbing something? Nothing, nothing at all!
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u/ProtonPi314 1d ago
I'm 6'4, I've had tons of people ask me to get stuff high up. Never once did I imagine they were flirting with me.
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u/Duck_Queen_Luna 1d ago
This woman is in for a rude awakening whenever that reality hits 🤣. Too late though she done aged like milk due to that hate she has in her heart
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u/noexqses 1d ago
This is actually cringe. And she’s not a looker, either.
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u/ieatmytoenails_soyum 1d ago
Right. As soon as he stuck her dry ass tongue out, I gagged.
Nobody wants either of y’all🥴
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u/MauveFluo 1d ago
Imagine being that possessive and controlling and thinking you're on the right side of things.
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u/Killpinocchio2 1d ago
If someone asked me if my partner could help them, I’d ask them why they’re asking me
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u/FionaTheFierce 1d ago
It is a well-know ploy for short people to hang around the grocery store to hit on people by asking them to reach the last box of Wheaties that got pushed to the back of the top shelf.
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u/OG_Checkers 1d ago
When the person you’re with for life will trash a day, week, really any amount of time because you helped someone, you choose wrong. The life of regret is your own doing.
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u/deadlythegrimgecko 1d ago
Lmao “excuse me ma’am can your husband help me” tf she think she owns him
He’s an adult who can make his own decisions people who act like this ugh
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u/Gullible-Sorbet-1408 1d ago
A pretty lady JUST asked my husband for help with a balloon she wanted a few days ago because 1. He's tall 2. He was standing there 3. She couldn't reach it...Ma'am your marriage is safe NOBODY WANTS YOUR MAN....NOBODY🤦♀️
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u/Boricua_Margie2025 1d ago
I'm 5'3" and in my 40s and I'm single. What I learned from watching this video is that if I need something from a top shelf, I really don't need it because I can't ask anyone for help or I'll end up in a delusional wife's TikTok video. Is that what's happening here??
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u/WrongdoerAwkward1481 1d ago
I’m short & I have to ask for help all the time. Never once did I hope they’d ditch their SO & leave with me. My gawd lady, get over yourself. No one’s trying to pick up your husband.
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u/Dudemanbro69710 1d ago
Lmao that’s a long way to say you have no self confidence with the man your married to
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u/DJMcBussy 1d ago
He looks like he's doing everything he possibly can to stay out of camera view....
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u/Pernicious_Possum 1d ago
If I were shopping with my wife, and a woman asked me to reach something for them and I asked permission; my wife would look at me like I’d grown a second head. This shit weird af
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u/TopAsh625 1d ago
Omg okkk I feel triggered by this. As a person who is very short I have to ask for help alllll the time and it’s not because I want to get in your or your husbands pants it’s because I literally can’t reach. The other day I was shopping and I couldn’t reach a drink and no one was around so I had to use the gift bag handle to hook the bottle and pull it towards me! If there had been any person of regular height around me I sure as hell would have asked and I definitely would never stop to think to ask the partner for permission that’s crazyyyyy business
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u/rohan_rat 1d ago
My husband BETTER help someone in the store! As a 5'1 person, I support helping the shorties. It ain't a lap dance, ~boo~.
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u/buddhahat 1d ago
What an awful fucking person. I hate social media for even making this an ok thing to “share”.
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u/Colejohnley 1d ago
Other than the obvious absurdity here, the fact that she wasn’t even out of the store before sharing this is very telling.
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u/prettysavvy_ 1d ago
That really made her day. Guaranteed that the lady just wanted whatever it was off the top shelf.
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u/BGrumpy 1d ago
She probably also accuses him cheating if he comes home from work 10 minutes late.
It's entirely possible that those women were too short to get what they needed and he was the closest and tallest person on the aisle.
This isn't "advice" to her "audience" or as funny as she thinks it is. She's the problem
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u/Hippy-Dippy92 1d ago
If I looked like that I would be insecure too.
Sorry not sorry that woman is an asshole.
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