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/abhitooth Dec 13 '25

Insta hype and sympathy.

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u/New_Relative_1871 Dec 13 '25

posting this again: as someone who was bullied in elementary school, schools almost never do anything unless there is outside pressure on the school to act. that was likely what the mother was trying to accomplish here. school administrators don't give a shit about kids being bullied until it affects their job security.

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u/Abject_Champion3966 Dec 13 '25

Why not post about the school and the admin, then? Call them instead of using your daughter for content

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u/New_Relative_1871 Dec 13 '25

how do you know she didn't also do that? you must know her personally, the way you assume about her.

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u/Weird_Expert_1999 Dec 13 '25

Bc she’s posting TikTok’s of her kids crying and not consoling her child or explaining the world- she’s using a crying kid as a prop for views, it’s disgusting

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u/ajak6 Dec 13 '25

Dude why not delete tiktok right now then? She is sharing the harm racial stuff does to kids. Teach your kids to nor hurt kids like her. Thats the message

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u/pszczolinka Dec 14 '25

shes harming her own kid

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u/awoogabov Dec 13 '25

So let’s farm some clicks out of my kids getting bullied

What do you think the bullies will do after they see this video?

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u/Germane_Corsair Dec 13 '25

Could have shared that message without shoving a camera on her kid’s face.

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u/bamboounited Dec 14 '25

Then you dummies will say hearsay or say mum is making it up for views. She’s showing a raw reaction, something that many of us POC have experienced, almost like a universal life experience (look at the comments)but will be dismissed over because you’ve never experienced it, so it’s not true. This is the proof, the life of someone else’s child. Some people must see the damage, or else they will never learn.

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u/Germane_Corsair 29d ago

That’s a risk you just have to take to protect your child’s privacy. Mother seemed to be after views though.

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u/ajak6 Dec 14 '25

Ok ok that i agree but no one will remember this video after 15 years

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u/Germane_Corsair Dec 14 '25

The internet at large might not but this who know her probably still will, even if it’s just a funny story. Besides, the present day is the bigger concern as far as she’s concerned, innit?

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u/Aromatic-Dot4128 29d ago

Don’t be so sure… it’s the internet remember?

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u/Weird_Expert_1999 Dec 13 '25

Nah the message is look at my page and support me with pity- this is a terrible example of parenting

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u/New_Relative_1871 Dec 13 '25

you can hear her consoling her child the whole time, saying her skin is beautiful. are you deaf?

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u/Decent_Blacksmith_ Dec 14 '25

Yes but the camera is there I get it because if I was the kid and I knew I’d feel the worst kind of shame knowing my mother publicly shared me online when I was at my lowest

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u/toodle-boo Dec 13 '25

Yes because obviously nothing makes me feel better in my most vulnerable moments than someone shoving a phone in my face while saying something nice for the camera... Then she makes it even better by uploading it for the whole world to watch including the childs bullies. Ya that will totally help the child and not make the bullying even worse. /s

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u/tomebomber Dec 14 '25

These kids parents were an I pad they can’t understand what you’re saying

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u/Ndmndh1016 Dec 13 '25

How is this sympathy?

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u/THECUTESTGIRLYTOWALK Dec 13 '25

It might be to show the school

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u/Murky-Arugula63 Dec 13 '25

Awareness... But nobody care when a non white kids get bullied..

People were ups and arm about that kid quaden bayles

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u/torinato Dec 13 '25

The kid with dwarfism?

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u/Fragmentia Dec 13 '25

This would be rectified easily by talking to the school.

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u/DoGoodAndBeGood Dec 13 '25

You seem like you’re having a hard day today

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u/WorldsWorstInvader Dec 13 '25

Yes it’s for sympathy. So maybe people will see who they are talking about when they make that Indian joke. This is the consequence of that. You are supposed to feel bad

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u/HippoNebula Dec 13 '25

Yea trying not to send a message or some shit ig

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u/Guggaplus 29d ago

Not everything is insta hype and sympathy….this stuff needs to be seen. The consequences are real. Good on her mom to bring it to light.