Who’s Georgia?Thoughts on this? Wonder if we’ll uncover anything from georgia…
wrong thread oopsWho’s Georgia?
She mentioned recently before that she was seeing a therapist, but these things take time and often can get worse before it gets better, when you're facing some tough emotions/trauma etcSorry, I don't watch her content often, but is she not seeing a therapist, counselor? psych? Anyone? As someone who battled depression, her first step is to take herself out of her situation. Immediately.
Yeah I had a friend who did the same thing and got pushed away because I wasn't there for her enough but I did try my hardest to be there. But I hope flossie is looking for help as hard as it can be sometimesOk I know this will be controversial … but … recently I had a friend who went through terrible depression & she was posting it online & then whenever I asked her to talk/open up she didn’t want to. But she continued to post it without wanting help. I feel like this might have happened with Olivia? You can’t help someone who doesn’t want to be helped and sometimes it’s easier to push people away
to be fair it’s very hard to maintain hobbies or passions when you’re really struggling, and even much harder to get intoIn the nicest possible way her life must be so unfulfilling. Most people have either a) a job, b) studies, c) children or d) some sort of passion project or hobby to get up in the morning for. Yeah she has a job but she can get away with doing nothing for a month or months on end, can wake up at 2pm everyday if she wants, has no real schedule or routine.
All she has to fill her days is getting her nails and hair done (kindly gifted), shopping, and taking photos of herself…then drinking and going out at night with equally jobless “friends”. I’d feel like tit if that was my existence. No wonder she goes out so much. This isn’t shade btw because I know we do all root for her on this thread, but yeah, her lifestyles can’t be helping. Especially when she lives alone.
i agree like she’s never seemed to have hobbies and always had a not very exciting routine which could be due to her mental health and not being able to do much due to anxiety and depression like we saw she dropped out of college ectIn the nicest possible way her life must be so unfulfilling. Most people have either a) a job, b) studies, c) children or d) some sort of passion project or hobby to get up in the morning for. Yeah she has a job but she can get away with doing nothing for a month or months on end, can wake up at 2pm everyday if she wants, has no real schedule or routine.
All she has to fill her days is getting her nails and hair done (kindly gifted), shopping, and taking photos of herself…then drinking and going out at night with equally jobless “friends”. I’d feel like tit if that was my existence. No wonder she goes out so much. This isn’t shade btw because I know we do all root for her on this thread, but yeah, her lifestyles can’t be helping. Especially when she lives alone.
You put what I've been thinking of saying for long perfectly into words. In my second year of university, I fell heavily into the London party scene - little sleep, lots of substances, fleeting relationships and friendships and never having sober conversations. I desparately wanted normalty but didn't know where to begin to instill it into my life (wanted to host dinner parties and have movie nights etc). On reflection, I'm so glad I was still enrolled in university at the time, as it's the only way I was able to make friends separate from the party scene and move on from that life. I really hope Flossie is soon able to do something similar, the London nightlife really chews you up and spits you out - especially the mayfair circuit...In the nicest possible way her life must be so unfulfilling. Most people have either a) a job, b) studies, c) children or d) some sort of passion project or hobby to get up in the morning for. Yeah she has a job but she can get away with doing nothing for a month or months on end, can wake up at 2pm everyday if she wants, has no real schedule or routine.
All she has to fill her days is getting her nails and hair done (kindly gifted), shopping, and taking photos of herself…then drinking and going out at night with equally jobless “friends”. I’d feel like tit if that was my existence. No wonder she goes out so much. This isn’t shade btw because I know we do all root for her on this thread, but yeah, her lifestyles can’t be helping. Especially when she lives alone.
I do this massively, like send out cries for help and kind of be a downer in a group context but then actually scared of opening up properly to friends. I relate to Flossie ALOT in terms of mood and social issues, I get really close with friends at the start and then tend to put them off after a while bc I’m too intense or once my depressive nature comes out. I have ADHD (and Ik a lot of people who use tattle do too, like seriously, we should probably stop lol) and I feel like Flossie maybe does too. A diagnosis and therapy (and mainly meds) has helped me soooo much. But if that is the case, I can’t see adhd meds being thebest idea for someone who suffers from disordered eating.Ok I know this will be controversial … but … recently I had a friend who went through terrible depression & she was posting it online & then whenever I asked her to talk/open up she didn’t want to. But she continued to post it without wanting help. I feel like this might have happened with Olivia? You can’t help someone who doesn’t want to be helped and sometimes it’s easier to push people away
i don’t think flossie had adhd at all, she’s never picking up new hobbies, she’s pretty chilled, she’s relatively organised. i have adhd and don’t see any traits in her, however i see the signs of depression and anxiety and maybe more severe mood disorders but no not adhdI do this massively, like send out cries for help and kind of be a downer in a group context but then actually scared of opening up properly to friends. I relate to Flossie ALOT in terms of mood and social issues, I get really close with friends at the start and then tend to put them off after a while bc I’m too intense or once my depressive nature comes out. I have ADHD (and Ik a lot of people who use tattle do too, like seriously, we should probably stop lol) and I feel like Flossie maybe does too. A diagnosis and therapy (and mainly meds) has helped me soooo much. But if that is the case, I can’t see adhd meds being thebest idea for someone who suffers from disordered eating.
Ive got ADHD too and I relate with you a lot there, ADHD in women is so different than in boys and a lot of us really do have social struggles, especially with getting close to people.I do this massively, like send out cries for help and kind of be a downer in a group context but then actually scared of opening up properly to friends. I relate to Flossie ALOT in terms of mood and social issues, I get really close with friends at the start and then tend to put them off after a while bc I’m too intense or once my depressive nature comes out. I have ADHD (and Ik a lot of people who use tattle do too, like seriously, we should probably stop lol) and I feel like Flossie maybe does too. A diagnosis and therapy (and mainly meds) has helped me soooo much. But if that is the case, I can’t see adhd meds being thebest idea for someone who suffers from disordered eating.
I could not imagine olivia at all being serious or mature enough to be able to have a sit down conversation about depression. She seems more like the type of person who’d burst out laughingOk I know this will be controversial … but … recently I had a friend who went through terrible depression & she was posting it online & then whenever I asked her to talk/open up she didn’t want to. But she continued to post it without wanting help. I feel like this might have happened with Olivia? You can’t help someone who doesn’t want to be helped and sometimes it’s easier to push people away
it is the one from Olivia's Motel collection yeah!might be a reach but isn’t that olivia’s jumper?View attachment 977535