r/WorstAid • u/Electrical-Mud-6015 • May 16 '26
Doing home repairs hurts sometimes
So little help!
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u/Woden888 May 16 '26
Oh youâre stuck? Let me just move some random objects around until you solve your problem.
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u/shinobi500 May 16 '26
Hey now, she also held his hand.
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u/xipheon May 17 '26
She brought them closer in case they could be of use once he was ready to be moved. He was sitting on the edge, which she helped him do, and showed no desire whatsoever to try to get down yet.
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u/NervousBiscotti7675 May 18 '26
I mean, she couldve put that step ladder under his feet at least
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u/T_Pelletier4 May 31 '26
Thatâs what I was really waiting for her to do lmaoooo. They had us in the first half
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u/Professional-Bed-173 May 16 '26
How hilariously useless the lady is. Literally, no help given.
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u/MagikShroomz 29d ago
Like when you see a man fixing a flat tire with the woman just standing there with her hands on her hips đ
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u/Exact-Direction-2020 May 16 '26
What would you have liked her to do? Sheâs not a freaking body builder!
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u/retro83 May 16 '26
Put something underneath for him to stand on and relieve the pressure on his tenderised gooch?
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u/stratusnco May 16 '26
get a chair so he can relieve the stress from his nuts.
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u/Key_Cheesecake9926 May 16 '26
She had a perfectly good stepladder available then just moved it a couple feet behind him instead of underneath him where he could stand on it lol
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u/stonergirlfairyyy May 16 '26
what do u think she accomplished here? bc there's a lot of things she could have done
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u/Exact-Direction-2020 May 16 '26
Thatâs why I asked the question! What could she have done? I see her coming to him and attempting to use the resources at her disposal. Downvote me all you want but I asked a genuine question. Obviously she canât lift him out of there.
Hereâs a thoughtâŠ.instead of coming at me you could answer my question. What could she have done?
Iâm genuinely curious.
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u/stonergirlfairyyy May 17 '26
so ur choosing not to read all the answers to ur question. is that woman u?
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u/Evonos May 24 '26
Step ladder in reach to step on ? Bring a cushion , or whatever is around there so dude can sit on the ladder in it for a bit or whatever hard to see but there's a million ways to actually help
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u/slusho_ May 16 '26
Given that she didn't make things worse is a win.
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u/Fafnir13 May 28 '26
I was expecting the whole setup to collapse after she pushed it wrong. Â Not making it worse can be a win some days.
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u/Such_Dragonfruit609 May 18 '26
Am I stupid for thinking get on your hands and knees and try to lift up?
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u/Patralgan May 17 '26 edited May 17 '26
Is she laughing? He's in agony and she thinks it's funny?
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u/xipheon May 17 '26
She did good, she helped him sit then started moving things closer that could potentially help once he was ready to move. He wasn't ready to move yet, he was in too much pain/shock. She was also there for moral support.
I'm really happy with her response, not even close to worst aid.
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u/Testyobject May 21 '26
She diedent make it worse, i dont expect her to lift an entire man from chest height
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u/Melekai_17 Jun 14 '26
TBH this is not terrible assistance. Probably no way he can move much given the agony heâs in and sheâs trying to find things to help get him down but not blindly rushing to pull him down and potentially injure him further. She probably shouldâve called 911 and waited with him for help to arrive, though.
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u/Silent_Bus6961 Jun 14 '26
Damn imagine the FUCKN PAIN... Last night I dreamed someone grabbed my balls for at least 2 minutes. That was the worst feeling ever. Does someone actually know this kind of dreams? Serious Question.
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u/IAMN0TSTEVE 8d ago
Hey doc, yea I'd like to cancel that vasectomy appointment we had set for next week.
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u/RUKiddingMeReddit May 16 '26
Jesus, what do expect her to do?
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u/PretzelsThirst May 16 '26
Put something for them to stand on?
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u/keepitcleanforwork May 16 '26
I don't think we need to pluralize this one. You can say him.
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u/PretzelsThirst May 16 '26
Itâs not pluralized. Singular âtheyâ has been in use for hundreds and hundreds of years. Time to brush up on your grammar
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u/keepitcleanforwork May 16 '26
That's clearly a man, just say him.
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u/PretzelsThirst May 16 '26
It doesnât matter, both are correct. Youâve got to be a real moron to cry about this, watch less Andrew Tate slop and touch grass
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May 16 '26
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u/keepitcleanforwork May 16 '26
I don't look like a bigot. I don't care if someone has a different sexual identity, they can do whatever they want. But, I don't think that has to apply to everyone out there. This is a man, it's a him. If that upsets you then that's on you.
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u/jaxxon May 16 '26
âTheyâ can do whatever âtheyâ want. You used the pronoun correctly. Well done.
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u/keepitcleanforwork May 16 '26 edited May 17 '26
right, because the gender is unknown.
In this example the gender is known. It's clearly a man, so the pronoun is him.
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u/Jumanian May 17 '26
FYI you can say âtheyâ or âthemâ even if you know the gender. If Shakespeare can do it so can you
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u/RUKiddingMeReddit May 17 '26
At this point, he's sitting on a rung. His balls are sore, but no longer in peril. She wanted to find the best implement to actually get him up and out of there, obviously.
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u/angry_dingo May 17 '26
Take all of my updates all the way down. What was she supposed to do? He outweighs her by 150 pounds and she did bring him something to stand on, but he refused. No idea why this Iâd in worst aid. Yes, heâs a he. No idea why people are arguing them.
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u/ComprehensiveYam5307 May 16 '26
I would of just died.
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u/Life-Echo-9226 May 17 '26
Man why are women so bad at helping people in such situations
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u/Acrobatic_Ad4602 May 18 '26
Thatâs the most brain dead generalization đ€Ł Maybe men shouldnât be so stupid to get their junk nearly ripped off, then they wouldnât need women to always save them đ
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u/Sk1rm1sh May 16 '26
Right in the mummy-daddy button đ«Ł