willowtree2
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Oh Alf. He looks huge in that pram clutching a baby book bless him. 5 pieces of pasta for lunch. He looks happy atleast!
‘Maybe I’ll do an Alfie day’
‘Maybe’
Witch![Pouting face :rage: 😡](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/joypixels/emoji-assets@5.0/png/64/1f621.png)
‘Maybe I’ll do an Alfie day’
‘Maybe’
Witch
![Pouting face :rage: 😡](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/joypixels/emoji-assets@5.0/png/64/1f621.png)
You’re right. My kids a year younger and I barely even dry him. He’s air dried by the time he’s sprinted naked from the bathroom to his bedroom. ND or not, he is young for his age because he is stunted by his shit parents.Is Alfie the most docile three year old around or is my child just beyond crazy?! He’s lying on the bathroom floor on a towel to be dried after bath time - my child hasn’t done that since about 11 months. Sometimes I feel like I’m annoying myself by finding fault in everything she does with that boy but it just seems like he is so, so placid for his age and she seems to still treat him like a baby in all aspects of life.
She's chosen it all.Dunno what’s wrong with me but I’m actually feeling sorry for her.
She’s nearly 37 in an industry that doesn’t like women ageing.
The peak of her career was appearing on Big Brother six years ago and that still didn’t kick her career off. Her face is unrecognisable from that time.
Now she is on TV twice a month for 15 mins and apparently doesn’t even get paid for it.
She has nothing to fall back on - she hasn’t even married, let alone married rich like some influencers.
All she has is the kids, who will lose the cute factor in a couple of years and pushback is coming against those who use their kids in this way too.
Imagine a 50 year old Ashley with a 16 and 14 year old, still with her little showreel and talking about how she has never used plastic surgery, despite being on her twelfth face.
Absolutely spot on. She’s never had an original thought, everything she ever says is parroted or copied and pasted from somewhere else.It’s all very tiresome. I wonder if any of these women understand D&I at its core. It’s not about women challenging and bashing men at every opportunity and simply because they are men. Not all men around a decision making table are white, privileged misogynists (thanks to D&I) and not every woman around a decision making table represents the voice of all women. I’ve certainly seen that. Not every woman wants to be heard because of their gender, but perhaps of their cultural experiences or differences, or financial and educational experiences that they and their male siblings had. The most amazing women I’ve experienced, I may not agree with necessarily, but they bring substance to their opinion, they have rich experiences that underpin and qualify their voices. At the very heart of it, Ashley is just a bandwagon jumper and her only interest is doing as little as possible for maximum exposure.