33 People Who Were So Sad And Cringey You'll Want To Take A Shower With Your Clothes On
You ever see someone do something out in public — or online — and it immediately makes you do this:
Well, that's why we're here today — to witness 33 people being sad and cringey at the same time...and make ourselves totally uncomfortable in the process. Sound fun? Here we go:
1.Basically EVERYTHING happening here:
2.This man at a minor league baseball game who I am 99.99999999999999% sure no blondes will be approaching:
3.And this creepy customer who handed this to a waitress the second they opened for business:
4.This jilted would-be fiancé:
5.This OnlyFans model whose business isn't doing great:
6.And this customer who should maybe give the previous model a try:
7.This guy who thought he was on a date:
8.This person who is WAY too attached to their AI:
9.And ditto for this person (do they not realize an image like this is based on their previous interactions and says more about them than the AI?):
10.This dude who — after a woman posted on a subreddit dedicated to writing — sent her this cringefest:
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11.This woman who put all this awfulness out on the internet:
12.And this mother who actually bought this for her home:
13.This poor kid who had the cringiest prom from hell:
14.This dude who needs to go touch grass:
15.And this guy, his grandma, and the quote "You're a real Chad":
16.This dude and his angry, self-loathing spiral:
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17.Norbert:
18.And Elon, who despite having all the money in the world, can't keep himself from giving everyone the ick:
19.This guy who bought Tinder Gold but really didn't need his time on the app to be turned into an infographic like this:
20.This coworker who — in one of the most awkward things I've ever heard — asked another coworker this without realizing it wasn't anonymous:
21.And in another coworker edition of "There's no coming back from that," this woman:
22.This poor boyfriend and friend who, I'm afraid, is in denial:
23.This guy who posted this totally true, definitely not made up story online:
24.And this guy who posted this equally true, definitely not made up story:
25.This shy guy nightmare:
26.This exchange which has to be the worst 21 Questions anyone has ever played ever:
27.And this whole "ugly" situation:
28.This person trying to quit smoking who has me all 😬 😬 😬 :
29.This anti-science malarkey:
30.And this person I am sending a virtual hug (and who deserves a better friend):
31.Both this aspiring rapper...and the fact this subreddit exists:
32.This dude, who's so insecure about his height that he, well, just read:
Oy...
33.Finally, this guy, who is having a totally one-sided (and creepy) conversation:
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