That jumper + skirt + hideous slipper combination looks like the kind of get up I wear when I put the bin out at 11pm and hope my neighbours don't see me...Still schilling last weeks' Bloomchic wiff a new reel...sending messages to JP wiff the music choicedefo holding out for somefink that's never gonna happen.
Genuinely think this is the first time I’ve seen this woman wear shoesStill schilling last weeks' Bloomchic wiff a new reel...sending messages to JP wiff the music choice
I've just started the vlog but the first dress is a size 28 and snug yet she's tugging at the fabric saying she should have got a 26, she's noticeably bigger than a year ago when she was struggling to squeeze into 24's so how can she still think that's her size? Just wear the right size and own it.
She's huge. I've been catching up on her previous vlogs and she gets bigger by the "munfth"
I think day to day life has gotten genuinely difficult for her as she’s gotten bigger and it’s showing in her appearance - not just her size but her hygiene/clothing style. She can’t even even get through a full sentence in her videos without getting out of breath in todays video or do up buttons or waist ties properly if they’re round the back
I think indulgent parents probably gave her a taste for bad food, and then living independently (first at uni, then now) meant nobody was around to stop her constantly eating rubbish. It's the ability to eat in private that probably lead to her weight ballooning - she said in that 'about me' vlog that she didn't have a good time at uni, so she probably started emotionally eating then and just never stopped.
but I can trace where my sugar addiction started, so I reckon uni could have been her trigger, or the opposite of my situation, in that she was given too many opportunities as a chil, which has gone into adulthood.I'm the same. If I had done well at school or did a big chore etc etc, my mum would let me have a cup of tea with a lump of sugar in it. If I was reallyyyy good (rare for me), I'd get two or three lumps. I still have a taste for it now and associate it with good memories, so it's stuck. Thank god for sweeteners.At the very small chance of outing myself to someone who might know this about me IRL, but as a child my mum used to buy multipacks of sweets and used to sell them back to my brother and I. This was in the 80s and meant in many ways, we never had sweets on tap cos if we'd spent our pocket money, we couldn't buy sweets. The result however was that as soon as I got a job at 16, I spent most of my money on sweets. I'm now in my 50s and still have a huge issue around chocolate and sweets. Not sure where I'm going with this
Thanks for attending my TED talk/therapy session
I took a screenshot as I thought exactly the same thing.
I found her comment about a really strong deodorant a bit weird. Like, maybe you do sweat more in man made material but fresh sweat doesn't smell. Either she meant antiperspirant or she doesn't wash often enough.I took a screenshot as I thought exactly the same thing.
She is no more a size 24 than the man in the moon.
And yet another insight into her dodgy personal hygiene... how many times did she talk about sweating in man-made materials
Also definitely bigging up Valentine's Day.... someone's in for a nasty surprise when little JP doesn't live up to expectations (again)
agree with this completely! When I first moved out of home I realised I could just buy what wanted at the shops (crisps, mini doughnuts and chicken kievs) so bought those things everyday and there was no one around to notice or make me question it. Went up 2 dress sizes in 6 months and felt tit!
