I’m sorry to hear this Smallpotato. I read your posts and you sound like a properly decent person. You’ve got more goodness in your little toe than the whole of Emma so please don’t think you are even slightly similar. I hope you’re ok and things look up for you soon.
Seconded
@Smallpotato 🤍
I also share traits with Emma at times which makes me cringe (when I see her post/stories, not so much when I read u tattle troll b@stards’ comments
) but then I remind myself that I have various chronic illnesses so a life where I’m 90% at home (pre covid) isn’t because I’m just lazy, greedy, and kidding myself on that I have an amazing life. When it’s not raining I walk for over an hour with my dad (albeit slowly), my house is spotless, organised, verging on minimalist, because it helps my mental health not to be looking at “things I need to do/tidy/clean” all day, and it minimises infection risk (generally pre Covid again). I nap when I need to and do have periods of “nope” but it’s been my pain levels are so high I can’t stand, or get to the loo without help, not because I’m exhausted by pretending I’m a 6-figure boss babe princess hot chocolate connoisseur cat queen exhibitionist.
And you’re spot on smallpotato, who isn’t on something to support their mental health these days unfortunately. It’s nothing to joke/brag about.
I don’t want to start on how she’s treating her dad and fuel for content. We have moved my dad in with us, not because he’s unable to look after himself (he’s still very able) but because it’s very lonely living on your own at any time but especially winter / over Christmas, and I can see a difference in him already just because he has someone else sitting with him to chat or to watch TV with.
Sorry, this turned into a bit of a “poor me”, please don’t start calling me bertglet
I’m starting to find it difficult to watch her tbh, but this thread does amuse me so much