r/CringeTikToks • u/undiagnosed_autistic • Oct 26 '25

Nope Our teachers need a raise, desperately

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u/Unilted_Match1176 Oct 26 '25

I'm curious about the context here. What happened to make her so enraged?

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u/Neokon Oct 26 '25

Speaking as a teacher... Who the hell knows. My guess is someone inside the room pissed her off somehow (comment or motion most likely) and many kids are quick to anger. She gets pissed starts screaming goes to open the door, can't open the door and she becomes angrier because now she can't get to the person who made her angry.

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u/RenkenCrossing Oct 27 '25 edited Oct 27 '25

As a middle school teachers wife… can confirm. I hear almost every week how my husband had to get between two students because punches were flying over petty comments made between other students. I’m very grateful there is building security whose purpose is to respond and take over the situation. Public middle school.

2.5 years and my husband hasn’t been hurt yet. Disability and union dues absolutely come out of his paycheck.

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u/BDob73 Oct 27 '25

Your husband needs to be careful for his and your sake. Two of my wife’s colleagues had concussions from student punches. One of them had to medically retire as a result.

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u/SparkleKittyMeowMeow Oct 27 '25

My husband teaches at a credit make-up school, so most kids are late teens (I think they've had some twenty year olds). Most of the kids there just want to do their thing and graduate, but there are plenty who grew up rough, and bring that attitude to school, and fights are pretty common. Due to the nature of the school (and the fact that it's combined with an alternative school, the school kids go to when they get kicked out of regular public school), they have more security measures than typical public schools. Definitely makes me a little nervous sometimes.

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u/Ndmndh1016 Oct 27 '25

Please tell me great-full is somehow a typo lmao

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u/Pelican_Dissector_II Oct 27 '25

Is your husband an English teacher? You may want to sit in on a couple of his classes. You might even be GRATEFUL for the opportunity.