She thinks it makes her look arty but she's just a massive dick
She thinks it makes her look arty but she's just a massive dickI never get her posts, she either writes a huge essay or posts a picture of a plate of food and writes absolutely nothing. I guess she did no housework yesterday so had nothing to write about
And then moaning your son will get too much chocolate for Easter! Fuck me, 2 tubes of chocolate left from Christmas while she shovels expensive shite in her gob at any moment!!! UnrealImagine moaning about costs, then booking extra days in nursery so you can clean your house…
Oh and energy drinks before 8:30am- wrong on so many levels!
He still has 2 tubes left probably because he's allowed 1 chocolate button a week.And then moaning your son will get too much chocolate for Easter! Fuck me, 2 tubes of chocolate left from Christmas while she shovels expensive shite in her gob at any moment!!! Unreal
It’s horrid isn’t it. To be fair, we still have stacks of Christmas chocolate from selection boxes etc. My daughter knows they’re there, she just doesn’t often ask for them but I let her make her own choices (she’s asked for pepper slices as a snack this morning rather than something from the chocolate box. Weird in my opinion but there you goThis makes me so so sad, so what if he gets chocolate eater eggs buy him one too! Heck I’ll even buy him one- what’s a 99p bloody egg
What child has 2 tubes of milky bar buttons left after 4 months?! Seriously she’s passing on some weird habits to her children.
She really is vile at times.
Same! I feel so sad for them both. She is actively passing on her on her awful relationship with food to her children. Chocolate at Easter or anytime will do them no harm. There is no such thing as "bad" food and its so harmful to demonise food in this way especially in front of her children.This makes me so so sad, so what if he gets chocolate eater eggs buy him one too! Heck I’ll even buy him one- what’s a 99p bloody egg
What child has 2 tubes of milky bar buttons left after 4 months?! Seriously she’s passing on some weird habits to her children.
She really is vile at times.
They could end up with terrible disordered eating like their mother. When I was younger I was lucky enough to always have biscuits, chocolate and crisps in the house. In a way I think this helped me as I don’t ever find myself ‘craving’ it and I know when to stop.Same! I feel so sad for them both. She is actively passing on her on her awful relationship with food to her children. Chocolate at Easter or anytime will do them no harm. There is no such thing as "bad" food and its so harmful to demonise food in this way especially in front of her children.
I really worry about the impact of her dodgy food rules on those children
Me and my partner had completely different upbringings in this sense. He was similar to you. And was allowed it. Not restricted.They could end up with terrible disordered eating like their mother. When I was younger I was lucky enough to always have biscuits, chocolate and crisps in the house. In a way I think this helped me as I don’t ever find myself ‘craving’ it and I know when to stop.
Could have written this myself. And having the nice stuff accessible in the house adds a whole host of issues for me because I crave it constantly. Husband and daughter can take it or leave it, me on the other hand…cup of tea required 3 biscuits earlier purely because they were there and once I’d tasted one, I couldn’t help myselfMe and my partner had completely different upbringings in this sense. He was similar to you. And was allowed it. Not restricted.
Where as I was always massively restricted. Hardly allowed things.
But who's the one who's always struggled with their weight/binge eats ect... Me.
My partner doesn't bother with chocolate ect and when he does, he eats it.
He's never been overweight in his life.
Trying to do the same with my kids! It's very hard to let go but I'd do anything for them to not grow up the way I did!
Could’ve written this myself. I’m convinced restriction and early exposure to diet culture is part of the reason for my disordered eating habits. Trying so hard not to pass them on to my daughterMe and my partner had completely different upbringings in this sense. He was similar to you. And was allowed it. Not restricted.
Where as I was always massively restricted. Hardly allowed things.
But who's the one who's always struggled with their weight/binge eats ect... Me.
My partner doesn't bother with chocolate ect and when he does, he eats it.
He's never been overweight in his life.
Trying to do the same with my kids! It's very hard to let go but I'd do anything for them to not grow up the way I did!
Bet they're not proper carrot cake either. It'll be some slimming world versionEgg shaped carrot cakes
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