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Purplerain

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So disappointing,not as if she even needs the money though I mean she's going to start her training contract for a magic circle firm, they pay their trainees very generously!!
 
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Roz___z

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I wonder about Kath... but if eve was actually bisexual I feel like she might have already said something... tomorrow she is uploading I wonder if she will address her place in millennial coffee club but probably not. I really want to know what happened!
 
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Yeah, hasn't that literally been the stereotype for women in corporate jobs for years (and years and years) ?

Just saw she has posted a new video, anyone want to sacrifice themselves and watch it and report back here if it actually brought anything of value please? After having suffered through her last one for about two minutes actually cannot bring myself to even click on this one...as am still feeling a bit uncomfortable about the last one...I suppose at least the new video relates to the kind of law she actually studied and worked with.
 
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miagia

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Well first time buyers here will typically need a 15% deposit and the average one bed in London zone 2-4 is £450,000-500,000 so definitely need more than 30k.
Okay, let's agree to disagree haha. I live in London too and a few of my friends have recently bought with c. £30k in places like Streatham, Leyton etc. As I said, it depends where in London you want to buy but it's defo possible to buy a property here without having a £100k deposit.
 
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lushstudent

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Not trying to criticise you and it may sound harsh but you were aware what your work place's expectations are after all. I also don't feel comfortable being dressed up in general - I'd rather be working in a sweatshirt and leggings - but I am expected to look neutral and professional. Depends what kind of job you do but at jobs in which you represent your company - f.ex. do client meetings etc. - you represent not yourself but your company. No one is gonna care about your sexuality there and no one should be expected to. The fact that I love idk Metallica or that I'm a Buddhist doesn't mean I should include it everywhere to make sure other people see it.

Generally the thing is some people try to make everything about themselves - and with Eve it fucking shows.
Dressing "queer" doesn't have to be a huge bold statement though. I'm also going down the law route and I know that I'll have to wear "business" clothes, but the way I hold and present myself has a lot to do with how confident I am.

I think Eve goes a bit over the top sometimes, and she can be a very extreme person (no hate, it's just who she is), but not everyone who wants to incorporate their sexuality wants to do it in an extreme way. A subtle pin, or an undercut, or shoes can be the way someone does it. Even just a woman wearing a suit can be a way of comfort for some people. It's not like wearing a costume everyday, it's just about adhering to the "uniform" of the job whilst still being comfortable
 
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emmer_moans

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I always thought the clear coffee cups were the kind of plastic that get really scratched up quickly and then look bad. The hoodies looked good, but again are only really those gildan type hoodies that anyone can add a logo to. I wonder what happened to the coffee.
 
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nissigossips

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I have to bring that up again, are you sure this is about Eve? I feel kinda bad for her, a lot of Law Students around the world look up to her and are inspired and motivated by her, although her content isn't perfect (no ones is), I don't think it's fair to say that she shouldn't have been hired?
Yes it's definitely about her, I looked at the original post.
 
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rhil

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Idk but maybe since she works for corporate law they are really strict about what she can show or maybe they have certain policies?
 
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EleanorRigby

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Anyone watch Eve Cornwell? I quite liked what she was doing. It was interesting following her journey to becoming a lawyer and I thought she made some decent vlogs. Until today. So she starts off by proudly stating that she's never sold out by trying to flog merch. True, it's one of the reasons I liked her. 10 minutes later in the same vlog she's flogging hoodies. Only they're not merch, oh no, they represent membership of a club of like-minded people. OK, Eve, we absolutely believe you :ROFLMAO:
 
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bcfc999

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But what kind of school did she go too? I don’t have linked in so can’t look but if she went to grammar school it’s essentially the same thing!
I don't consider it the same thing at all? I went to grammar school and whilst all of us there had to pass the 11+ to get in, it was by no means a school full of the children of rich, influential people. Of course some people there came from private schools or had private tutors, but the majority of us were just regular kids who had good input and encouragement at primary school, at home, or both. Sure there's a degree of privilege and I for one don't think grammar or private schools should even exist (education shouldn't have levels of access at all in my opinion), but they're not the same thing at all.
 
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Lola123

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With all the discussion about Eve in the industry and how shes been given less desirable seats, does anyone know anything about her housemates? Apparently Raina's doing pretty well for herself in a magic circle firm with competitive seats and even achieved a 1st in her law degree.
She hasn’t mentioned them in ages, I sort of thought eve had moved out but I guess not
 
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DietGossip

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Double post but if she isn't some kind of lgbt I'd almost say she's queerbaiting with the stuff she posts on social media.
 
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