I don’t think she’s going to be happy with this 
This was quite an interesting video, he explains things very well.I don’t think she’s going to be happy with this![]()
I've noticed that - she was saying 5'7 at one point as well. I don't think she's actually tall for a woman. She can't even stick to saying a certain heightHave you notice inconsistencies when ilona talks about her height. Anna has said she was 5’10-5’11 Ilona keeps saying “she’s so big like myself and tall” and then multiple time says she is 170cm which is 5’6.9 in feet but at the same time she is saying “im 5’9” which is 176cm
I think it might be because the average height for women in Bulgaria is about 5’4 so she thinks she’s some sort of a giantI've noticed that - she was saying 5'7 at one point as well. I don't think she's actually tall for a woman. She can't even stick to saying a certain height
I used to watch this guy but he got outed as a hypocrite and a bleep. So he's blocked now.I don’t think she’s going to be happy with this![]()
Yes she just said in her new Glitter video she is doing a zoom call with him to clear up any misunderstanding and correct the things he got wrong.Did I imagine she said she would be doing a video with Coach Kolton (I might have dreamt it up)
Thrifthing culture is huge in Sofia. Thrift shopping is more widely spread than in Western Europe, it’s been like this since 80s. Sofia is full of thrift shops, where clothes are even sold by kilogram. So you pick whatever you want and then when you go to pay they just measure the weight and you pay the price. But she would not know, she has no friends, she doesn’t know anything about the culture and she is not interested to learn.i have conflicted thoughts about her recent haul.
i try to keep in mind that it's not really consumers who are to blame for a system that's designed to make unethical choices the most accessible ones. i don't know what the thrifting situation is like in sofia, i don't know if she has anyone who could borrow her clothes in a larger size.
still, she's totally missing the point when she's stressing how (surprisingly) nice the quality is. first, you can't tell before you wash and wear it. second, the real reason why we should not buy fast fashion is not because the quality is poor! the human and environmental cost of each piece of clothing is significant, whether or not you think the fabric feels good. someone (or something) else is paying for your multiple pairs of gym shorts with their health and life.
so yeah, duck the corporations who are ultimately responsible, but also it's pretty stupid to make a "huge" haul in this day and age. make do with less.
ah, i see! thank you for always giving us information about bulgaria. ilona makes it seem like there is a crappy mall, a few small gyms and parks and that's it.Thrifthing culture is huge in Sofia. Thrift shopping is more widely spread than in Western Europe, it’s been like this since 80s. Sofia is full of thrift shops, where clothes are even sold by kilogram. So you pick whatever you want and then when you go to pay they just measure the weight and you pay the price. But she would not know, she has no friends, she doesn’t know anything about the culture and she is not interested to learn.
Not to mention since she is such a heath queen she should know these clothes from shein and other similar are literally dangerous to wear, they contain more than triple the amount of harmful chemicals when tested…