Prissypaws
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Totally triggered me, I lost a baby 30 years ago and not a single days goes by that I don't think of her and what she would have become, my heart skipped a beat when I read itit was also a pretty twisted subject to use as the subject for a Q&A box, entitled "have you ever lost a child?" imagine randomly seeing that story, totally out of context having not listened to her ranting about momentarily losing her kids in the woods - if you have experienced child loss, miscarriage etc - or even, "lost" a child in the sense that the child has gone missing - that could be a very triggering and upsetting question, y'know for people genuinely struggling with trauma i haven't lost a child, but it found it quite a jarring way of phrasing the question! it's not necessary to make EVERYTHING into an opportunity to boost engagement, ffs.
I waited 6 years to hear my autistic daughter finally call me mum. I spent from age 2 onwards worried sick she would never talk at all. I'll never tire of having the privilege of having not one but three children call me mum. I've also just been watching a video about Ruby Franke diary entries. Slating her kids. Which prompted me to check this thread as I haven't in a while. Yes Laura, a video about a convicted child abuser brought me to this pagejust Laura being Laura, the awful, ungrateful, hate-filled disgrace of a mother that she is. guaranteed there will be endless. reels of her hitching and complain about her kids over the next few weeks, as it is the Easter holidays, and she will be dreading being "forced" to spend time with the kids she resents and wishes had never had.
i imagine she will have spent the past week ensuring she has tattoo bookings plus a million other reasons to get out the house and avoid spending time with them - not that she actually ever spends time WITH her sons anyway, but even being in the same house as them she finds unbearable. imagine being a mother and sharing with the world that you hate the word "mum" because you hate hearing your children talk to you. she is truly vile. there are women who dream of having kids and hearing themselves be referred to as "mum", but for Laura, it is a chore and a word she hates hearing, as it reminds her that she has kids that she regrets were ever born. this is gross and - just to clarify Laura, not in the least bit funny, no matter how many #comedy #humour #femalecomedian hashtags you attach to the reel.
I'd give/do anything to be a mum and yet no matter what I do it just won't happen, and then you have this rotten, wormy bitch who has been blessed with 2 beautiful little boys and she treats them like a total hindrance to her lifeShe probably enjoyed shouting at them. Like she enjoys shouting at complete strangers on rhe street and calling them cnuts. She really is the image of Britain gone wrong.
The tickets were not selling ..... end of story. Haha.I do not come here that often but I was expecting this ….
she has absolutely no respect for anyone. like sure, totally neglect your OWN personal hygiene, go on holiday infested with worms, live in a filthy crack den, wear dirty clothes and wash so rarely you are constantly covered in a layer of grime and germs - but don't inflict your lack of hygiene on others, and place them at risk by using the swimming pool when you are fully aware you have "bum worms", don't lie on sun loungers that other people on holiday are also going to use. it's just grim. she may have no shame, but that doesn't justify her absolute lack of basic morals and decency.Has worms one day, in a public swimming pool the next. No, just no.
is that you Steve?Who the fuck wants to see her fanny ffs erghhhh, I feel very ill she is really not funny at all!
...now THAT'S comedy!She cancelled whole tour
it was also a pretty twisted subject to use as the subject for a Q&A box, entitled "have you ever lost a child?" imagine randomly seeing that story, totally out of context having not listened to her ranting about momentarily losing her kids in the woods - if you have experienced child loss, miscarriage etc - or even, "lost" a child in the sense that the child has gone missing - that could be a very triggering and upsetting question, y'know for people genuinely struggling with trauma i haven't lost a child, but it found it quite a jarring way of phrasing the question! it's not necessary to make EVERYTHING into an opportunity to boost engagement, ffs.The drama! Yes we’ve all lost our kids at one point or another. Yes it’s horrible. Yes it’s part of being a parent. Did I need therapy? Of course not. Chalked up as experience/a lesson then I got on with my life.
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Wait? What? People actually compliment her on her skin? I smell BS, it's grimy, grey and slimy looking. Plus tired and withered looking. Bit like her so called comedy