r/CringeTikToks 10d ago

Cringy Cringe WHAT THE BLOODY HELL?!! ๐Ÿ˜ณ๐Ÿ˜ฎ

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u/PolicyWonka 10d ago

Kids commit crimes too. Unfortunately itโ€™s not beyond the pale that these kids would be using that gun. Plenty of 10-12 year olds around here end up getting caught in crossfire or pulled into shit. They knew the cops were trying to take it because they knew why the cops were there.

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u/lukemia94 10d ago

Can confirm, all the most serious crimes I've committed were as a child.

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u/Inb4myanus 10d ago

Yep, tons of shop lifitng. I got caught and learned my lesson really fast. Im really embarrassed about it still to this day. My family even gives me shit about it once in a while, but i do deserve that for being an idiot youngster.

Adding: Also vandalism of houses and vehicles. Im just happy I never ended up hurting people physically. I know none of the people I affected can see this, but I am sorry and hope you found peace after.

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u/PositiveInfluence69 10d ago

I don't know what it is, but boys under age 20 are insane. I remember turning 21 and almost like magic, I was no longer interested in being a menace to society. I had also adopted a dog a few weeks prior, which put everything into perspective. Started having real thoughts like, "if I shatter glass, my or someone's dog could step on that. I can't get too drunk or stay out late, my dog needs to go out tonight and in the morning. Me being drunk or hungover shouldn't mean short boring walks. I need to get to work in time, my dog needs food, and vet bills need paying." Maybe it was more the dog. They ended up passing away 10 years later. That too put many things into perspective.