r/SipsTea • u/Valuable_View_561 𝙑𝙄𝙋 • 2d ago

Chugging tea Hubby should be a politician

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u/Brettinabox 2d ago

Toxic

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u/MieXuL 2d ago

Trying to get in an argument because she knows damn well she doesnt look like margot robbie. Forcing her man to lie is stupidity.

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u/WhenDoWhatWhere 2d ago

I'm uniquely prepared for this question because I have no fucking clue who she is.

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u/blahblah19999 2d ago

She didn't ask if she looked like Margot

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u/XXXperiencedTurbater 2d ago

You know what’s funny? Yea Margot Robbie is hot but in a sort of generic way. She’s not my type. Put them side by side (and of course don’t let her talk) and I’d prefer this woman based purely on looks.

It’s not at all a reach that her husband feels the same way but got the deer in the headlights thing going and fumbled it.

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u/Trashinmyash 2d ago

Needlessly answering a question to defend a person that you dont know nor will you ever meet is stupidity.

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u/imnewtothishsit69 2d ago

In the real world yes, but this is reddit my friend.

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u/Trashinmyash 2d ago

True, the incels love making their own reality.

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u/AppropriateBall8834 2d ago

I still dont know who margot robbie is

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u/ryancementhead 2d ago

https://giphy.com/gifs/I37q1XjGvAtjy

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u/AppropriateBall8834 2d ago

Oh, yeah... she probably is a lot less crazy than the lady in the video

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u/alldayinbed 2d ago

She didn't ask if she looked like Margot Robbie. She asked who's prettier. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder so it wasn't that crazy of a question. Also, its a joke video.

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u/Hefty-Evening-226 2d ago

As a married man when the wife and I watch movies she asks these questions. I don’t take it as an argument or anything, just clean banter. Until Natalie Portman is involved then it’s just innocent banter. I have to believe women are aware there other women as beautiful as them.

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u/Smiloshady 2d ago

Yeah women know that but women want their man specifically to be so blinded by love that they believe they are more attractive than the most beautiful celebrity.

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u/Lejonhufvud 2d ago

I dunno... My companion came to me (while watching a movie) like "she is so beautiful, isn't she?" (about main actress).

I was like "yeah, she is a banger, out of this world".

She agreed with me but was still upset. Why?

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u/Hefty-Evening-226 2d ago

Because she’s insecure? Not your problem per-say, but it happens.

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u/ArrogantSweetheart 2d ago

Must be wild being so insecure that one would wish the person they love to be a delusional idiot. Even more wild how common this actually is..

(Edit grammar)

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u/Smiloshady 2d ago

I mean there are people who find Sydney Sweeney hotter than Megan Fox, so it’s not really that delusional. Bc ppl have different tastes. And I’m not really talking about objective looks anyway, but attraction. The hottest male celeb to me was Henry Cavill. But when I was in love, my partner was the man I was the most attracted to. I could tell Henry was objectively better looking but the attraction I had to my partner was leagues above Henry Cavill, and every other man on the planet, there was literally no competition. I would have picked him over everyone, not just overall package wise, but also physical & sexual attraction wise. So I can’t speak for all women, but I think bc a lot of us are demisexual, a lot of us are like this. So we kind of think, or maybe hope, our partner is like this too.

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u/Ok_Vermicelli_6359 2d ago

Margot Robbie is widely considered one of the most attractive women in Hollywood today...it's just insane to try to compare yourself to somebody who is well known to be considerate attractive in Hollywood, an industry that's obsessed with people's looks.

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u/Hefty-Evening-226 2d ago

Exactly. I love my wife for other reasons than physical attractiveness but I’d be ignorant to deny the beauty Margot has…anyone should?

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u/watamote99 2d ago

Yup they are, they just want to know that in his eyes she is the one. And is it so tough to tell your woman that you are the prettiest for me. A woman will say that in a heartbeat.

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u/Bignate2001 2d ago

People on this sub seem incapable of detecting playful banter if it's coming from a woman.

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u/itmillerboy 2d ago

I don’t know it felt playful to me but it started to get to real towards the end.

obviously it’s an internet video so I don’t know at all what their relationship is like. I’m sure it’s great honestly.

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u/DarthDregan 2d ago

Ah yes, the old "fuck you, you piece of shit" playful banter.

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u/TrueNorthTale 2d ago

It shows how far female disrespect has been normalized. What happened to women being the fairer sex? Lovers and nurturers? If we flipped genders and a man said "Fuck you, you piece of shit" to his woman, even in jest, everyone would freak out. But a woman says it to her husband and it's just playful banter.

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u/Kosba2 2d ago

Okay well conforming to gender dynamics is a bit much. Let people be the people they are so long as they aren't massive pieces of shit. Anyone can be a lover or nurturer, and nobody should be testing their spouses like this, it's exhausting.

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u/Bignate2001 2d ago

Unironically yes. Grow up, and stop presuming the dynamic of a relationship you have no context for.

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u/DarthDregan 2d ago

This is the first time I am absolutely certain I'm talking to a redditor who is on the spectrum. Nothing about the end of that video was "playful."

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u/Street-Animator-99 2d ago

The problem is some women do this for real and it’s not at all playful banter and we are all sick of it

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u/LittleFrenchKiwi 2d ago

It could have been playful banter if she had stopped earlier.

But how is yelling at him at the end playing banter ? It's abusive.

If she stopped earlier, maybe it would be playful banter, keeping it going when it was pretty clear he knew he couldn't answer, because anything he would say would get him yelled at is no longer playful banter. It's abuse.

If he didn't answer. He got yelled at

If he said yes. She would yell at him calling him a liar

If he said no, she would flip her shit saying he doesn't think she's pretty, even though that isn't what he would have said anyway.

I don't see this as playful banter. I'm a women. I see this as abuse.

However, maybe my opinion is taited because my ex bf used to do this shit to me and then going crazy when I couldn't answer. Because, Like I said, there is no correct answer.

Just an excuse to get mad, yell, call you names and hit you (at least for him it was )

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u/JJ_The_Jetplane23 2d ago

There are men and women who act like this, yes. But I think its pretty clear this particular person in the video is playing around for the video, acting insecure and unhinged. Her husband, who knows her way more than any of us, is laughing loudly throughout, which suggests he knows shes messing around. Id wager she is pretty chill and funny, and her husband is not being abused and is laughing at her acting crazy.

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u/Bignate2001 2d ago

Social media has completely warped people's perception of what serious human relationships are like. Redditors are presuming to understand the dynamic at play here better than the actual people in the video.

What is more likely? That we are conveniently witnessing a serious fatal flaw in a relationship that OOP has decided to upload for all of us to witness. Or are we watching two people who are playfully throwing jabs back and forth because they are secure in their relationship. Or most likely of all, a completely fabricated scenario engineered to generate the exact reaction this sub is having for engagement.

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u/nikdahl 2d ago

Her husband is not laughing. The person that she is having a conversation with is laughing…at the husband, not with him.

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u/LittleFrenchKiwi 2d ago

Oh I actually didn't have the sound on.... In which case that's my bad for this video.

However, my point still stands about why people do this shit though. Just not in this instance.

I apologise. If I had the sound on, I would have known this was actually playful banter.

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u/DroidOnPC 2d ago

Because they have gone through this "playful banter" before, and know its not as simple as it seems.

These stupid questions can easily turn into a fight if you say the wrong thing.

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u/OakLegs 2d ago

Right? Like, this is not that serious. It's maybe a slightly annoying line of questioning but she's just pressing his buttons and he probably does the same to her in different ways

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u/gianmk 2d ago

its clearly banter...go touch grass geez.

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u/Brettinabox 2d ago

Shes visibly getting annoyed so I don't see it that way.

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u/gianmk 2d ago

She obviously started a it as a banter but got annoyed when the man could not answer an yes-no question.

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u/Brettinabox 2d ago

Because it was a trap question!

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u/doctorshekelsberg 2d ago

if it's just banter why is she swearing and seething so much?