Party pies, sausage rolls, cocktail frankfurts and no tomato sauce. Is she a psychopath?
The no tomato sauce triggers me.Party pies, sausage rolls, cocktail frankfurts and no tomato sauce. Is she a psychopath?
The menu sounds similar to what I served up at my son’s birthday party last year (but with tomato sauce because I’m not a monster). He turned 3, FYIParty pies, sausage rolls, cocktail frankfurts and no tomato sauce. Is she a psychopath?
Do not forget, randomly walking the street to get snacks with a toddlertubby in charge.If my child was friends with C I don’t think I’d feel comfortable of them going to this party. My list of reasons are as follows :
1. I don’t trust that she wouldn’t film or photograph my child without my permission
2. I guarantee my child would have some kind of gastro related or food poisoning situation the next day as we don’t have iron guts like they do
3. I’m sure there’s be a lot of swearing and loud obnoxious talking and ordering the kids what to do or what to eat
4. I wouldn’t eat anything Emmy made with those hands so why would I let my child eat it.
5. The hovel is probably a pigsty and my child would feel just downright uncomfortable full stop.
I’m pretty sure there are more points.
Only we aren't in the 80's or 90's here.....the guests will no doubt use this party to bully C. 12 year old girls are brutalEmmy’s foul but my god parental amnesia makes me laugh. The dodgy party food we all ate as kids, prepared by god knows who, in houses with second hand smoke, roaming the streets at all hours, eating lollies and cake the morning after the sleep over, sleeping on verandahs, in backyards, in tents just for the fun of it - we all survived. Everyone had at least one great mate who’s mum was an absolute disaster; divorced, forgetful, house an absolute tip, and we thought nothing of it. Sure our mums probably judged them, but the kid was our friend, those friendships were genuine, and you went to their pov birthday parties and had an amazing time. C’s party is perfectly fine, for real.
I think C is a bully lol. So i think she'd set the narrative.Only we aren't in the 80's or 90's here.....the guests will no doubt use this party to bully C. 12 year old girls are brutal
What came first, the tattoo or the wall decorations?Can't stop laughing at her Wifi tattoo on her back![]()
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They won’t. It happens online so we think it’s more prevalent because it’s more visible but kids these days are WAY better at accepting different kids of families, family make ups, gender diversity, neurodivergence etc etc. The dozen girls attending her party are her friends. I’d seriously doubt any bullying will come from it. C wouldn’t be excited and keen for all elements of the party if she had any doubts about them. She know what she and her friends like. She’d be apprehensive if there was the possibility of bullying. As truly disturbing as it is, I have friends who are teachers that ask classes of tweens and teens what they want to do when they grow up and 75% of girls say they want to be influencers or just ‘famous’. Right now in an era where internet fame and notoriety is what young people aspire to, though baffling beyond belief, Emmy herself might actually be seen as kinda cool and fun compared to mums with ordinary 9-5s. It won’t last, the appeal of ‘cool mums’ never do, but for this brief moment in time, 12 year old girls might be the only demographic that find her remotely appealing as they’ve got the same intelligence levels.Only we aren't in the 80's or 90's here.....the guests will no doubt use this party to bully C. 12 year old girls are brutal
YepThe menu sounds similar to what I served up at my son’s birthday party last year (but with tomato sauce because I’m not a monster). He turned 3, FYI
Ive been saying this since Sage's party 2 Decembers ago. Emmy was filming all the events and all his mates tried to get in on her stories. They were asking to be in them and tried to get in on camera.Right now in an era where internet fame and notoriety is what young people aspire to, though baffling beyond belief, Emmy herself might actually be seen as kinda cool and fun compared to mums with ordinary 9-5s. It won’t last, the appeal of ‘cool mums’ never do, but for this brief moment in time, 12 year old girls might be the only demographic that find her remotely appealing as they’ve got the same intelligence levels.
The stanky "thigh gap"
Hmm yes I can see both your point and @ActiveLies points but I have 2 sons now aged 20 and 14 the younger one told me randomly that a girl in his year went to my page (keep in mind now that they are older I only post when permission is given and that's rare) and screenshot posts from him in younger years and shared it with him. He wasn't upset but it happens. Lou has set up her children in so many waysIve been saying this since Sage's party 2 Decembers ago. Emmy was filming all the events and all his mates tried to get in on her stories. They were asking to be in them and tried to get in on camera.
I fully agree that Camellia is happy with what she's getting even if sushi was pulled from the menu.
Because she believes this online persona and apparent gratification is real. Her friends don't have thatIve been saying this since Sage's party 2 Decembers ago. Emmy was filming all the events and all his mates tried to get in on her stories. They were asking to be in them and tried to get in on camera.
I fully agree that Camellia is happy with what she's getting even if sushi was pulled from the menu.
I agree. That looks like a party for Vida and I might have gagged when she used a slice of that awful bread to pick up stray sprinkles off that nasty cutting board. Blech. And funny how she's ordering pizza after reading here that she should.Yep
Those saying the food and setup look nice.. meh.. its like ok for a gathering of some kind..
but its a pre teen birthday (not a 3 year old) and a time to make memories.. could have borrowed a dj deck, got some coloured lights and had a little silent disco, and some nice takeout. My kids aren't spoilt but I do make their day special.
My nanna (RIP) used to save the leftover 100s and 1000s from bags of Freckles and use that for fairy bread (or on ice cream) and that is the best way to prepare it and the fairy bread hill I will die onI hate 100’s & 1000’s. Fairy bread has to be made with sprinkles instead, the little - ones. I will die on this hill.
HAHAHAHAHHHAHAHAHA i was waiting for someone else to comment on that. How gross was itmight have gagged when she used a slice of that awful bread to pick up stray sprinkles off that nasty cutting board. Blech. And funny how she's ordering pizza after reading here that she should.