Ashley James #48 She wants her friends pyjama distance and to forget her kids existence

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She's honestly so offensive to both women and men, how the duck does she have a following?
 
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She gets her idea of a mother from Instagram accounts, the last place this stereotype exists. You’d think she’d understand it’s exaggerated for content, being her own industry.

She seems to have forgotten about her own Mum who ran various businesses with 3 children.
 
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Good luck going to any groups Ash where all ‘those mums’ don’t think you’re an entitled twit.

All she has to say is ‘I’m not into crafts, classes, baking etc. I’m actually not good at it and lack confidence’. But instead she has to pit ‘types’ of people (mums) against each other, making one seem less inferior than the other. It’s just not the case at all. She thinks because she works she’s a cut above the rest.

You’re the lousiest mother going Ash. Keep bringing us trolls up, directing more people here to see what a POS you are.
You’re right-she definitely considers herself superior because she ‘works’
I don’t understand her. Alf’s childcare must cost a bomb- her ‘wage’ will barely cover it,surely

When I had my first child I had no choice but to go back to work full time and leave him with a childminder and I hated every minute of leaving him. She has no maternal instincts whatsoever and I pity her for it. Being a parent is one of the most rewarding things I’ve done-it’s the complete opposite for her.
 
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Nobody told her only deadbeat dad's (and mums) would choose work over their children. If men had the choice I'm sure a lot of them would rather be going to baby groups than working 😂

I just don't understand people that don't like spending time with their children. Why did you have them!?
Hmmmm... I adore my child, but I am not just her mum I am still me. I love my job and my colleagues and am at my best when I'm not all consumed by just being a mum.

I can not be a stay at home mum and I can not just look after my child 24/7 as for me personally it's mentally exhausting and if I'm honest boring!

I'm currently on mat leave, doing all the baby classes and meeting new mums, and I have to say I hate every minute of it lol. But it gets me out the house, keeps my little one somewhat occupied and makes the day go faster.

But I'm looking forward to going back to work (actual work where I have to use my brain) and I know I will be a happier and better mum for it!
 
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To be fair to her, if I saw her at one of those baby groups, I'd 100% steer-clear. She just looks the type to be an absolute witch.

Maybe that's why she doesn't enjoy it, because the one time she went, everyone saw through her for what she was.
 
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Why research things yourself when you can just ask on Instagram and get 100s of suggestions sent directly to your inbox. She obviously knows how to look for stuff but she's lazy and entitled.

Also; I suppose if we are going with the fact that Ash's job is literally.... flouncing about in underwear and posting nonsensical crap on Instagram whilst accepting deliveries of free gifts from brands, then I guess she is actually telling the truth that she didn't take maternity leave. She was back to shilling tit and ramming her postpartum knickers down our throats the day after she gave birth.
 
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Hmmmm... I adore my child, but I am not just her mum I am still me. I love my job and my colleagues and am at my best when I'm not all consumed by just being a mum.

I can not be a stay at home mum and I can not just look after my child 24/7 as for me personally it's mentally exhausting and if I'm honest boring!

I'm currently on mat leave, doing all the baby classes and meeting new mums, and I have to say I hate every minute of it lol. But it gets me out the house, keeps my little one somewhat occupied and makes the day go faster.

But I'm looking forward to going back to work (actual work where I have to use my brain) and I know I will be a happier and better mum for it!
I had a genuine lockdown baby and it was hard going. I found mat leave difficult a lot of the time but I tried to get stuck in and socialise my baby (and myself) as much as possible as soon as things opened, be it on zoom or in person. It just irritates me that Ashley assumes all mums at these groups are “those mums who love to bake and aren’t career minded”. Utter bullshit.
 
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You can do it all, unless you're Ashley, then you're "just a tit mum"
 
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I’m currently dealing with a 2.9 year old dictator so I’m using my brain in a way MI6 would be proud impressed by.

She is so black and white. So keen to put people in their little boxes and act all superior for flung things in any way different to the norm. Stupid cow. There is no norm.
 
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Considering she's just spent the weekend with her boyfriends BFF girlfriend, Lucy (not Ash's friend as we know she doesn't have any) who parents 2 children of a similar age and appears (I say appears as I don't know the ins and outs, but her accounts are much more profitable than All about Ashley) to run a successful business, I wonder what she categorises her as? Is she "just a mum", "one of those mum's" or "a masculine career mum"?

I should have been"one of those mum's". 21, just got out of an abusive relationship, first baby, no family support etc. I went to all the baby groups, classes, activities etc. I went back to work part time when my baby was 7 months old and full time at nearly 4 working a min wage retail job.

I was motivated to improve myself and progress in a career that I was successful in. I managed to do that and at an age that is younger than Ash is now, I was a "Head of " in my specialist field and a single mum. I've taken a sideways step now but still working within the criminal justice system where there are SO many women in senior roles and men who actually work condensed hours to spend time with their families.

You can have both and not one person ever told me I couldn't.
this is so impressive!! and you are SO right.

Granted my friends haven't started having children yet, bar one - we are in the engagement/wedding season. But I don't think I know a single woman who's mother didnt work growing up, my one friend who does have a child works a full time job remotely from abroad, partner is in research, and they do have a constant juggle, I doubt any of my friends will stop working partly because you cannot really survive on one income especially in london.

But more to the point, women's identities are increasingly tied to their careers, in addition to their choice to become mothers and that's not a bad thing for women or children. my own drive for a career and belief that it can be done is my own mother who continued and advanced her career and raised her children. I grew up seeing my mother work and the joy and esteem she got from work. But what makes it possible is community - of help, childcare, relatives partner, activities, school etc.

I genuinely think her views on motherhood stem from the boarding school mum image of motherhood she saw growing up. in every other part of society motherhood looks very different and doesn't come with preconceived notions like 'just mums'. Her view is myopic and therefore completely unrelatable, because 99% of the population doesnt believe this. society says this and society says that - yes the society of the 1980-90s. not the society of now. And the kicker is because she looks down on the 'other mums' at classes instead of recognising that they are at LEAST her peers, she cannot avail herself of the community she needs to have both and come to peace with her identity as both.

Her ill informed, learned helpless, prejudiced narcissism strikes again.
 
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The whole move and layout of the new place/ all the stairs etc screams that the kids are NOT the priority here doesn’t it 🥴
It was only added to Rightmove in Feb too so it’s not like it was on the market ages with no offers so they got it cheap(er)


(I’m so far behind trying to catch up!)
 
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WTF is 'masculine energy' if not thinly veiled sexism? She's such a werido. Is she trying to enter the whole 'trad wife' commentary. Why is she even elevating such nonsense? Quelle surprise, the voice for women has never actually spoken to any women. I can't even deal with the rest of her unfathomable nonsense other than like the other women here on this post. I care for my child, I do things for them and put them first as does my partner. We both work hard are both successful and I submitted my PhD last weekend whilst juggling a baby and working, all supported fully by my partner and guess what...we both did baby groups so shove that in your judgemental pipe and smoke it ashley 'masculine energy' james.
 
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Hmmmm... I adore my child, but I am not just her mum I am still me. I love my job and my colleagues and am at my best when I'm not all consumed by just being a mum.

I can not be a stay at home mum and I can not just look after my child 24/7 as for me personally it's mentally exhausting and if I'm honest boring!

I'm currently on mat leave, doing all the baby classes and meeting new mums, and I have to say I hate every minute of it lol. But it gets me out the house, keeps my little one somewhat occupied and makes the day go faster.

But I'm looking forward to going back to work (actual work where I have to use my brain) and I know I will be a happier and better mum for it!
I think you got the wrong end of the stick, I didn't mean you have to be a SAHM to love your children. You can absolutely love your job and me-time as well as your child.

Ash begrudges spending any time with her kids, that's my point. If you don't even love the time you do spend with them, what's the point?
 
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I actually don't think she has the brains to communicate with a professional person. Can you imagine her trying to hold down a conversation with a genuinely well educated woman ie a doctor or a lawyer? And without notes.

Ha.


This , like, I’d love to like, errr, see. Like.
( That’s Ashley’s verbal fluff)

Does she really believe she’s a working mum though?
 
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For the love of god please don’t get that bleeping fuzzy mic muff out. What corset will she be wearing this time?
Unlike her, people are capable of doing their own research and not going ‘I learnt this from Ashley James’ 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄

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It is funny she considers posting thirst trap pictures as "work".

That's what I do for fun after I've finished my full time job 😂 (not on Instagram for the male gaze though, just for whoever is my prey at the time 😜)
 
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You can keep spouting it until you’re blue in the face hun but you really aren’t a good mum 🙃
 
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For the love of god please don’t get that bleeping fuzzy mic muff out. What corset will she be wearing this time?
Unlike her, people are capable of doing their own research and not going ‘I learnt this from Ashley James’ 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄

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I really hope she focuses on article 8 and thinks about how it should apply to her children!
 
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That has absolutely DISGUSTED me, what a revolting woman.

As someone who is a survivor, her flippancy around this subject never ceases to disgust me. Her f@cking shoes?! Expensive designer shoes were her biggest take away from that? Thank god there are decent people out there who do actually care and advocate for children and women, while those of us who have experienced real trauma quietly get on with building ourselves up and actually being a voice for women. You don’t need to sell your childrens’ privacy on social media to do that.
I’m a survivor too.
Each time I was raped I threw my clothes in the trash. I didn’t give a duck how expensive they were or what label. I never wanted to see them again because they were a direct reminder of what happened.
 
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