Yep! It’s the look on her face that tops it off for me too . Smug as they come
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gross. couldve kept it to herself !!
It's really gross, both the way she talks like she's had such a horrific pregnancy to people who've had actually hard pregnancies and the weird smugness. Britain isn't anything to scream and shout about even if we do have universal health care.
What 'taxes' are she paying? Id bet its next to nothing. Her 'business' is not even a proper company and it's miniscule. She's never had a job or contributed to the economy. She admitted she fosters mainly for the money and she bleeds the NHS dry of every resource she can. When she was first looking at getting impregnated she tried to get it through the NHS using 'adenomyosis' as an excuse. Her parents pay for every holiday, her flat and everything she owns. She's even planning on claiming benefits!
Oh my gosh I'm so glad I found this thread! I watched her videos a lot when I was a teenager, and I've always been annoyed by her and thought she was spoilt, immature and a hypochondriac. But then all the comments on her videos say how she's so immature for her age and intelligent... I've spent the past two days reading through the entirety of this thread, and you guys have already said what I've been feeling for the past ten years.
Does anyone remember when she got into that car accident? From her explanation of what happened it sounded like it was her fault, and if I remember so a lot of the comments were saying the same, but she insisted that the other driver was speeding because of course it could never be her fault. She kept saying how she was so careful with her driving and had never had an accident or anything, sounded more like she was trying to convince herself rather than her viewers.
Anyway, the reason I bring it up is because when it happened she (from my memory, I can't find the video anymore) completely froze and her friend who was in the car had to go get their dance teacher and call her mum. How is she going to cope with all the unexpected and difficult situations that a child can cause when she has to get mummy to come help her when she crashes her car. And I know accidents can be traumatic but come on, if you're an adult with a driver's licence it's on you to be mature and responsible enough to deal with events when they unfold. If I remember correctly she actually turned on the camera while she was still sat in the car because talking it through with her camera helped her process the event, all the while her mum and dance teacher were running around sorting out her mess. I wish I could find the video because I remember she barely even mentioned the other driver/car and whether they were ok. Selfish. Also stupid to upload a video about a car accident when presumably there would have still been an investigation and insurance claims still ongoing.
Anyway, a few weeks later her mum bought her a new car. So I guess all was forgotten about and little Bryony got what she wanted and didn't face any repercussions for her actions. Mummy to the rescue yet again.
Has she ever dealt with a problem herself without her parents help? She didn't move away to university and live on her own, she's never travelled by herself, and had a real job with a real boss and colleagues. She is incredibly sheltered and I don't think she realises how much. I was shocked when she said her dad was 71 (I'm assuming her mum is also in her 60s or 70s), they may not able to help her out with her child (or with her own life) for much longer. I feel so sorry for them still having to look after their adult child, and now having to take on part of the responsibility for a baby. And without a partner who is she going to turn to when her aging parents are unable to help her? Obviously there are other single parents out there, but they have a lifetime of life skills and experiences to draw upon, something which as far as I've seen Bryony's missed out on.
And when she dropped out of school she made out like she was so much better than everyone else attending school because she had her own business and source of income at just 15 blah blah blah. She just came across as thinking education was beneeth her and she knew better than all the teachers and policy makers out there. At the time, and I was just a teen myself, I remember thinking that it was a pretty stupid decision as the cloth pad industry didn't seem like a big money-maker and a little success now doesn't guarantee continued success in the future. Others have mentioned on this thread that her business seems pretty stagnant and she's failed to capitalise on the opportunity that she had when reusable products really started to become mainstream. To be honest I was surprised she was even still making them, I've barely hear her talking about or advertising her brand.
And where is she now, in her 20s with no qualifications or employment history. Soon to be a single mum. How does she expect to support herself and her child for the rest of their lives? She likes to think of herself as a CEO or whatever, but I've never seen her demonstrate and solid business sense. What is she going to do when her parents can no longer financially support her? What is she going to do when they pass away? Obviously I'm not wishing anything bad upon her parents, hopefully they'll be around for a long time. But someone in their mid-20s who's starting their own family should be thinking about these things.
As for her hypochondria, even at the time when she was talking about her ME and her painful periods I was shocked at how mantally fragile she seems. At the time when she was talking about ME/CFS I was a little dubious about her claims that she had it (or even if it was a real disease, don't come for me) but as I'm not a doctor and have never experienced something like that myself I assumed she knew what she was talking about and that it was wrong for me to doubt someone else's experiences. But then she did a 180 and 9h no disregard the CFS, that's never to be spoken about again, now she has chronic Lyme disease. I remember the video she put up talking about it and she was getting called out for self-diagnosing, shortly after that she turned off comments.
And regarding her 'solo motherhood journey's you guys have already articulated what I've been thinking and all I can say is I hope she wishes up quick and gives her son the upbringing all children deserve.
Sorry for ranting like this, haha. But it's nice to have found people who feel the same way as I do. She's always rubbed me the wrong way and her smugness, faux-maturity and lack of intelligence has always annoyed me. I may be mis-remembering some things as I'm talking about videos that are ten years old and I don't really care enough to go back and re-watch them (if they're even still available on her YouTube). This may be the longest post I've ever made, and well done to those who read the whole thing
I swear I'm not actually as bitter as I sound, but she's soon to be responsible for another human life, I think she deserves all the reality checks she can get.
Does anyone remember when she got into that car accident? From her explanation of what happened it sounded like it was her fault, and if I remember so a lot of the comments were saying the same, but she insisted that the other driver was speeding because of course it could never be her fault. She kept saying how she was so careful with her driving and had never had an accident or anything, sounded more like she was trying to convince herself rather than her viewers.
Anyway, the reason I bring it up is because when it happened she (from my memory, I can't find the video anymore) completely froze and her friend who was in the car had to go get their dance teacher and call her mum. How is she going to cope with all the unexpected and difficult situations that a child can cause when she has to get mummy to come help her when she crashes her car. And I know accidents can be traumatic but come on, if you're an adult with a driver's licence it's on you to be mature and responsible enough to deal with events when they unfold. If I remember correctly she actually turned on the camera while she was still sat in the car because talking it through with her camera helped her process the event, all the while her mum and dance teacher were running around sorting out her mess. I wish I could find the video because I remember she barely even mentioned the other driver/car and whether they were ok. Selfish. Also stupid to upload a video about a car accident when presumably there would have still been an investigation and insurance claims still ongoing.
Anyway, a few weeks later her mum bought her a new car. So I guess all was forgotten about and little Bryony got what she wanted and didn't face any repercussions for her actions. Mummy to the rescue yet again.
Has she ever dealt with a problem herself without her parents help? She didn't move away to university and live on her own, she's never travelled by herself, and had a real job with a real boss and colleagues. She is incredibly sheltered and I don't think she realises how much. I was shocked when she said her dad was 71 (I'm assuming her mum is also in her 60s or 70s), they may not able to help her out with her child (or with her own life) for much longer. I feel so sorry for them still having to look after their adult child, and now having to take on part of the responsibility for a baby. And without a partner who is she going to turn to when her aging parents are unable to help her? Obviously there are other single parents out there, but they have a lifetime of life skills and experiences to draw upon, something which as far as I've seen Bryony's missed out on.
And when she dropped out of school she made out like she was so much better than everyone else attending school because she had her own business and source of income at just 15 blah blah blah. She just came across as thinking education was beneeth her and she knew better than all the teachers and policy makers out there. At the time, and I was just a teen myself, I remember thinking that it was a pretty stupid decision as the cloth pad industry didn't seem like a big money-maker and a little success now doesn't guarantee continued success in the future. Others have mentioned on this thread that her business seems pretty stagnant and she's failed to capitalise on the opportunity that she had when reusable products really started to become mainstream. To be honest I was surprised she was even still making them, I've barely hear her talking about or advertising her brand.
And where is she now, in her 20s with no qualifications or employment history. Soon to be a single mum. How does she expect to support herself and her child for the rest of their lives? She likes to think of herself as a CEO or whatever, but I've never seen her demonstrate and solid business sense. What is she going to do when her parents can no longer financially support her? What is she going to do when they pass away? Obviously I'm not wishing anything bad upon her parents, hopefully they'll be around for a long time. But someone in their mid-20s who's starting their own family should be thinking about these things.
As for her hypochondria, even at the time when she was talking about her ME and her painful periods I was shocked at how mantally fragile she seems. At the time when she was talking about ME/CFS I was a little dubious about her claims that she had it (or even if it was a real disease, don't come for me) but as I'm not a doctor and have never experienced something like that myself I assumed she knew what she was talking about and that it was wrong for me to doubt someone else's experiences. But then she did a 180 and 9h no disregard the CFS, that's never to be spoken about again, now she has chronic Lyme disease. I remember the video she put up talking about it and she was getting called out for self-diagnosing, shortly after that she turned off comments.
And regarding her 'solo motherhood journey's you guys have already articulated what I've been thinking and all I can say is I hope she wishes up quick and gives her son the upbringing all children deserve.
Sorry for ranting like this, haha. But it's nice to have found people who feel the same way as I do. She's always rubbed me the wrong way and her smugness, faux-maturity and lack of intelligence has always annoyed me. I may be mis-remembering some things as I'm talking about videos that are ten years old and I don't really care enough to go back and re-watch them (if they're even still available on her YouTube). This may be the longest post I've ever made, and well done to those who read the whole thing
I swear I'm not actually as bitter as I sound, but she's soon to be responsible for another human life, I think she deserves all the reality checks she can get.
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ALL SHE bleeping DOES IS MOAN
I can't believe she has even managed to make the decorating of the nursery into a bothersome chore. Might be a tedious job but was there absolutely no other comment she could have made?!
And FYI Briony, the curtains are foul. Nice that your mum made them, of course. Lovely thing to do. But the pattern and the boring mountain stickers together are just weird.
I can't believe she has even managed to make the decorating of the nursery into a bothersome chore. Might be a tedious job but was there absolutely no other comment she could have made?!
And FYI Briony, the curtains are foul. Nice that your mum made them, of course. Lovely thing to do. But the pattern and the boring mountain stickers together are just weird.
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Bryony Farmer #2 Bry is with child, pregnancy was wild, we can only hope her mat leave is mild
Bryony Farmer #2 Bry is with child, pregnancy was wild, we can only hope her mat leave is mild
I loved decorating my first borns nursery. I spent my weeks on maternity before he arrived getting it just right and doing upcycling projects.
I would spend hours in there just enjoying the space I had created for my baby.
She hasn’t got a maternal bone her body. I think she is going to struggle so much and her parents will do all the hard work.
I would spend hours in there just enjoying the space I had created for my baby.
She hasn’t got a maternal bone her body. I think she is going to struggle so much and her parents will do all the hard work.
How about Bryony Farmer #2 feeling faint with a nursery to paint?
It's covered by her taxes? Covered by other people's taxes more likely.
I very much doubt the amount she has paid in tax/NI is paying for her extensive use of the NHS
Agree it's insensitive and a completely unnecessary lie
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Bryony Farmer #2 Still completely reliant on mummy, but she'll foster for money!
still seems relevant 🥲 can’t believe how fast this thread has movedVery early but for future title:
Bryony Farmer 2: A baby is for life, not just before/after Christmas
Imagine posting that about your baby kicking. I've never known such a misery.
She needs to get over herself. A perfectly healthy, privileged little girl playing sick for attention. There are people who are actually sick who would love to be as 'sick' and 'in pain' as she is.
And of course there are people struggling with getting pregnant or suffering pregnancy loss who would love to feel a baby kicking inside them.
And of course there are people struggling with getting pregnant or suffering pregnancy loss who would love to feel a baby kicking inside them.
Not to mention the people with HG or actually difficult pregnancies for whom some nausea and occasionally feeling overwarm would be a blessing.
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