burning my tongue on this tiktok tea – REACTION



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Hey there, TikTok lovers! It’s Charlotte Dobre, and today we’re talking about some tea that got spilled on the app. That’s right, we’re diving into some messy drama that’s been making waves across the internet.

You know how it goes: one person shares something, and suddenly the whole world knows about it. That’s exactly what happened when a group of users decided to spill their tea on TikTok. They started sharing their personal stories, exposing secrets, and airing out dirty laundry for all to see.

Some of the stories were pretty shocking, with people revealing scandalous details about their personal lives or their friends and family members. Others were more lighthearted, but still got people talking. No matter what the topic, though, everyone was hooked.

Of course, not everyone was thrilled about the tea being spilled. Some people got upset, and there was a fair amount of drama as a result. But for those who were just watching from the sidelines, it was pure entertainment.

So if you’re looking for some drama to spice up your feed, look no further than TikTok. Who knows what secrets will be spilled next?

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30 thoughts on “burning my tongue on this tiktok tea – REACTION”

  1. Ppl say this too much, true, but Kate actually needs to see a therapist for her insecurity. She's just blown up a friendship and possibly lost a fiance because she can't handle her own self-doubts. I feel sorry for her, but she's starting to hurt other people, and that's not okay

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  2. You'd ALWAYS be My first choice, but I'd be afraid that you're way out of my league so I'd probably wouldn't come and talk to you to Make Time with you.
    You had me at Redhead, but you'd Hold me with your Sense of Humor and your Beauty, Inside & Out.

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  3. Idk maybe I’m too invested in micromanaging the comfort and happiness of everyone around me but there have absolutely been times where I’ve “dressed down” because I was hanging out with a couple or meeting someone’s boyfriend for the first time and I wanted them to feel comfortable. I probably shouldn’t feel THAT responsible for everyone else’s emotions when they’re all adults but 🤷‍♀️ I’ve definitely done it (unasked. No one has ever asked me to do it)

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  4. IDK I wouldn't blame Kate for how she feels. The friend is being overtly petty about it, like, girl, get a clue and don't pretend you are blind and you don't know what you see on your own mirror. The one who first talk about cutting ties was her the moment her friend was vulnerable with her and she decided to take it as an attack. She was so over her own ass she didn't stop at least for a minute to consider her friends' point of view and to solve where that was coming from. If her friendship was so valuable, then she would first try to talk real feelings out with her and assess the size of the issue, for then well, see where to go with that in the future: was it that difficult to wear something nice and classic so you can after take your time to navigate this with your friend? I'm more flabbergasted at the fact that yeah, everyone notices how asking for such a think reveals your insecurieties, but no one does that taking how Kate approached her request as a threat to your "freedom of choice" makes you an egoist duchbag. There are TONS of occasions in which we are asked to be dressed a certain way and no one says sh*t about it, many of them being even arbitrary nonsense: was it REALLY that bad and difficult using something more simple THIS TIME to appease her momentaritly, and then make sure to work things out in the future? Talk about where all that came from, help each other through it, present your side and how it made you feel, and also make clear where you put your own boundaries? And the boyfriend. Just, COME ON. Are you for real? What, you discover your girlfriend has buttons that you shouldn't have pressed and now she is not as good as you thought? What an utter amount of bullshit. Honestly, Kate is better off without the two of them if that's how they handle this situation. They literally weponized her feelings against her, and neither took responsibility for acting like brats. Yes, they were not responsible for her prior insecurities and how she perceives herself, nor are they responsible for her lacking tools to overcome them. But he IS responsible for comparing her to her friend and refuse to do any type of damage control despite NOTICING something was off, OP IS responsible for inmediately antagonizing Kate and ignore her clear SOS call and let her down when she most needed her, and BOTH are resonsible for treating her like she is crazy and entittled when she is simply hurt and does not know what to do to feel better. An entittled b*tch would have stirred drama, like OP had, would have call you things, kick you out herself, and even invent some story to make OP look bad for having not attended; instead of begging her to please still come, then trying to cover why OP wasn't there so no one is exposed, and keeping the matter private and only talking it out with the people involved. Yeah, sure, what an entittled b^tch Kate was.

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  5. 8:45 This here is a good example of something I recently learned. The THREAT of getting in trouble is scarier than ACTUALLY getting in trouble. Just don't react and watch them sweat. You'll even feel better mentally torturing them than if you were to scream and throw a fit.

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  6. My sister was planning her wedding and she wanted me to be her maid of honor. We went looking for dresses. she wanted my dress to be different from everyone else's. So on the final fitting of her wedding dress all the bridesmaid and myself saw our dresses. Mine was an ugly pale pink gauzy thing the neckline was all the way up to my throat, all the way down my arm's and it hits the floor. look like a 1960s dress ruffles and all. Everyone was shocked. It's a summer wedding in the south. Everyone else's dresses were pretty short dresses. She didn't want me to outshine her. Needless to say I did not wear that dress. She was so upset. her fiance finally realized how insecure and crazy she is and called off the wedding😮… He dodged a bullet

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  7. I always wonder about that… this obsession with herpes in the US… o.o … really. Yeah, you can get that rush without having had sex. It is not an STD… it is not dangerous. It is a little inconvenience. You have it once in your life, it goes dormant and comes back when you are really sick. Which is also why in our country we call it 'fever blisters'. It is literally such an inconsequent little thing. It really confuses me.
    Or do they talk of a more aggressive or crazy version?

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  8. As the always "less attractive" friend, I can understand the feelings of inadequacy that come with it, but I love my friends, and my issues are mine, not theirs. I won't blame them for other people's shitty or shallow behavior.

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  9. U don’t get herpes through saliva. U have to come into contact with the fluid from the actual sore. Plus a cold sore is not like genital herpes. A cold sore is caused by the HSV-1 herpes virus. In order to find out which herpes virus you have, a blood test or swab of the sore would need to be taken.

    The World Health Organization (2015) reports that 67% of Americans under the age of 50 are infected with HSV-1 (oral herpes). Just putting this out there. Don’t want people to freak out.

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  10. I wouldn't say you can never admit to your girlfriend/wife etc that you find someone else attractive, but no one seems to notice that this Jamie confessed that he found his girlfriend's friend more beautiful (he basically compared her to a friend and found her lacking) IN FRONT OF HIS FRIENDS! I would feel so humiliated just because of that! Like I know I'm not the most beautiful, it's ok, but what kind of message are you sending to your friends?? That I'm someone you just settled for? I can easily imagine this kind of discussion happening in private without any damage to anyone's self esteem, but NOT in front of other people.

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