hattie20
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Babs buys in one haul more clothes than I buy in 5ffs, yet ANOTHER clothing haul ordered. she simply cannot resist rubbing her wealth and ability to spend excessively in the faces of the babettes, many of whom will be worrying about how they're going to feed their kids, without needing to know that - over the last month or so - babs spent £100 on a tat halloween village, over £100 on her tiki tat bar plus an extortionate amount on needless halloween tat, has another disney holiday booked and that the golden child has an expensive ragARta jacket, an £8 purse specifically for school and is the proud owner of a whole fucking stationery aisle. and now she's buying yet another stack of clothes! her content is neither relatable or rEaLiStiC - it's simply a sickening and insensitive display of wealth, and it's fucking gross.
and as for that "autumnal dress of dreams" - ffs, how many dream dresses does she own at this point?! i can think of at least three dresses she has previously labelled her "dress of dreams" - including the topshop one - that she has made such a huge deal about in her try-on reels.....yet non of them have ever been worn again. realistically, her "dress of dreams" is that manky old primark frock she wears during the summer!![]()
years.
Oh and talking of clothes her fucking birthday lists piss me off too. It’s my birthday this week, and my inlaws always very kindly get me one of those “one for all” store cards, they have done for years so I can get myself some new clothes.
Nope. I will be using every penny on it to get my 8 year old her school uniform, as I do every year (and before buying uniform for her, I used to spend them on my now adult child when he was still at school).
It’s a great help and it means that I don’t have to worry about school uniform costs, thankfully.
I’ve had to stop watching her so much because I just can’t stand everything she buys and all her holidays rubbed in my face all the time when I go without to make sure my children are sorted.
And the real shame is, I have a much better dress sense than Babs. When I can replace bits of clothing, I make sure I buy plain, classic styles
that don’t age or date rather than what ever other people are buying off asos. I still wear some clothes that I had when my 20 year old was a toddler and you’d never tell.