Yeah I like Ella but did wonder about that? Can’t she use the white noise videos on YouTube - there’s loads of water onesDid anyone find the wasting of water as vile as me? I didn't message her but honestly??
Yeah I like Ella but did wonder about that? Can’t she use the white noise videos on YouTube - there’s loads of water onesDid anyone find the wasting of water as vile as me? I didn't message her but honestly??
Think she’s probably a young and inexperienced mum who wanted to appear ‘relatable’ - if I were her I would have put 2+2 together and thought hmm they love the shower let’s try some rain sounds on YouTube. Personally the water bill gives me anxiety but I’m guessing it’s something she’s not worried about.Did anyone find the wasting of water as vile as me? I didn't message her but honestly??
If she’s in Scotland, we don’t have separate water billsThink she’s probably a young and inexperienced mum who wanted to appear ‘relatable’ - if I were her I would have put 2+2 together and thought hmm they love the shower let’s try some rain sounds on YouTube. Personally the water bill gives me anxiety but I’m guessing it’s something she’s not worried about.
Wow that's really interesting I didn't know that! Free higher education, possibly rejoining the EU, integrated water bills, not having Boris as your leader ... I'm wishing my Scottish family didn't raise me in England nowIf she’s in Scotland, we don’t have separate water bills
Yeah, it’s rolled up into our council tax - when you receive your council tax bill for the year, it will state the additional amount that is being charged for water but it’s a fixed rate not based on individual usage and depends on which council tax band your home is in.Wow that's really interesting I didn't know that! Free higher education, possibly rejoining the EU, integrated water bills, not having Boris as your leader ... I'm wishing my Scottish family didn't raise me in England now![]()
Exactly - I don’t understand why people on here don’t seem to realise it isn’t a present and think they should send to ‘normal’ people instead, it’s an advert they want thousands of people to see...I think it's weird on here when people complain about influencers getting gifted baby stuff. It's not a 'gift'. They don't give a shining tit about the recipient. Struggling Gemma with 104 followers isn't exactly going to promote their stuff far and wide.
And this definitely isn't for those who struggle with IG luxury but Ella posted that she's looking at (fancy Italian) wedding venues. Can't wait to see how much ££££ they chuck at their day...
Just saw that. She’s only a few weeks PP, stretch marks will still be able to come if soShe is what 6 weeks postpartum and already on about laser removal for her stretch marks, there is more to life than perfect appearances.
I haven’t seen the stretch marks thing but I’ve found her photos of post partum very uncomfortable. Almost like she has a point to prove. She seems so insecure. She’s just had a baby for crying out loud, who cares what she looks like at week 1,2 or 4 post partum. She even posted the other day how her c section scar was still too sore for her to consider working out. What’s the rush? Enjoy the baby and the cuddles, it’s over so fast and I never paid attention to my body as it just wasn’t important. It’s taken 9 months of changes, the most incredible journey and then actually having your baby and watching them grow and change was so much more important to me then what I looked like.
It took me 6 months to feel normal after my birth and it made me realise this ridiculous pressure for women to snap back is so unrealistic and damaging. What a shallow life to only care about the way she looks or what designer she’s wearing, her son will love her for her. I’ve hardly worn make up for the past year due to lockdown and staying at home, and while I feel like an weird foot most of the time, my daughter and husband love me for me not the me in layers of make up![]()
I feel really sorry for her, I guess being in the pageant and instagram influencer environment where the sole focus is on your looks is not very good for anyone's mental state. I worry about young girls exposed to this mindset, I think it is actually getting worse rather than better. I'm in my mid 20s now, and was a teenager at the start of social media, the pictures I and my friends used to post were not filtered and edited and posed to perfection. I still feel the pressure to look good sometimes but I don't photoshop my pics and just try to feel comfortable in who I am. However I don't think the pressure to look perfect weighs as heavily on me as it does on girls just one or two years younger who have been exposed to this "insta perfect" idea for longer than me. And because everyone seems to edit and filter their pics so much it's actually hard to realise that it is totally normal for even very slim women to have stretch marks, cellulite, spots etc. Nobody, even the most famous models in the world have a perfect body, the pics you see in magazines are just photoshopped. We all have our little flaws and we shouldn't have to spend so much of our time and money fixing them or thinking about them. It's just so so sad. All that matters is whether you are healthy.I haven’t seen the stretch marks thing but I’ve found her photos of post partum very uncomfortable. Almost like she has a point to prove. She seems so insecure. She’s just had a baby for crying out loud, who cares what she looks like at week 1,2 or 4 post partum. She even posted the other day how her c section scar was still too sore for her to consider working out. What’s the rush? Enjoy the baby and the cuddles, it’s over so fast and I never paid attention to my body as it just wasn’t important. It’s taken 9 months of changes, the most incredible journey and then actually having your baby and watching them grow and change was so much more important to me then what I looked like.
It took me 6 months to feel normal after my birth and it made me realise this ridiculous pressure for women to snap back is so unrealistic and damaging. What a shallow life to only care about the way she looks or what designer she’s wearing, her son will love her for her. I’ve hardly worn make up for the past year due to lockdown and staying at home, and while I feel like an weird foot most of the time, my daughter and husband love me for me not the me in layers of make up![]()