thing is though, smc, the reverse might also be true.
you (and i) weren't bfing exclusively by 6 weeks and that couldn't be helped (or in my case who really knows, maybe if i'd had mn..?)
however someone else making an enquiry perhaps could be helped. so both cases might equally be gutted not to be bfing, one case might be saved from that pain.
say, as an example, if the OP had been told that she couldn't bf because of a drug interaction, as has happened plenty of times on here. often the OP has it plumb right, otoh often the OP has been given duff information by medics who have no interest in bfing, have not tried to find out the latest and best information and crucially have no idea whatsoever of the powerful emotional and physical effect that not bfing might have on her.
so for some people tiktok's comment might have been irritating, for others it might have been an absolute lifeline for their hopes of bfing.
you can't legislate for the answer when you don't know it (which by not mentioning bfing is what you're doing), you can only attempt to calmly open up the discussion and explore the issues at play.
so you wouldn't mention bfing on a ff thread. nor would i, as it happens, it's not really something i know enough about unfortunately.
but i don't think there's anything wrong in tiktok, an experienced bfing counsellor, gently opening up a discussion in as light-hearted and unjudgemental a way as possible.
that poster might have been thankful beyond belief that she did. and for those of us who do know the pain of not bfing (as you say, there are A LOT of us) i'd have thought that preventing another woman going through it would be a good thing.