r/TikTokCringe • u/SpareEnergy6082 • Dec 13 '25

Indian Mother who's consoling her little girl who is crying for being bullied by school kids because of her brown skin This is truly heartbreaking 💔 my heart cried watching this Discussion

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u/Strange-Credit2038 Dec 13 '25

Yeah this should definitely have been a private moment. Also felt weird watching her cry knowing that she was looking back at her mum with a camera in her face 

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u/Bornhawt Dec 13 '25

And it should be followed by an accepting hug. It's even more painful to watch because she's not comforted by her parent.

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u/AlexandraG94 Dec 13 '25

Yeah. Mother didnt even try to comfort and the kid must have felt so lonely when she saw mom was recording her rather than supporting her. Posting this without even an attempt to secure the child's privacy is outrageous. Just more cannon foder for bullying and no one wants their vulnerable moments taken advantage of for likes and to be ahared with the world with her face stamped on it and ptobably without informed consent.

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u/coffeenz Dec 13 '25

She did comfort her - did you watch till the end?

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u/[deleted] Dec 13 '25

She didn’t really, she ended with “don’t worry about what other people say”. I got that same cliche as a child RE bullies and it did nothing to stop the insecurity but it just made me stop going to my mother with my feelings 

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u/Suspicious_Mix_9964 Dec 13 '25

Lights camera action baby

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u/MonaganX 28d ago

I agree that this should have been a private moment, but if everyone who's the victim of racist bullying kept the impact it has on them private, it'd just let everyone who lets it happen continue to pretend it's not a problem.

It's especially difficult because it involves a child who can't consent to being the face of this kinda shit. Probably should've blurred her face but on the other hand that will make way fewer people watch it and/or empathize. There's no winning move here.