Fopperholic #6 Your comment is against the clock 3 2 1, Fopps will delete and block

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lexiloo

I think thats exactly why it was set up, to be nikkis cheerleader and comment on her posts how amazing she is etc its sad really as its so obvious, makes them both look pathetic
 
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YouDeserveWow

I've been away for a few days so haven't had chance to read through properly til now. I know this is maybe old news but wow, wearing heels to a farm?! I thought the Tesco thing was bad, then her admission that she didn't know she had to sit the boys up, but this just really takes the Mick. Does she also expect us to believe her when she says she took them on her own?? It really winds me up how she talks to people who don't kiss her ass and I really do hope the end is near for her on Instagram. She needs taking down a peg or two in my opinion
 
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Corky

Her passive aggressive replies crack me up. PMSL, I can just imagine her frozen face trying to scowl as she is typing them.
 
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Shivers

Oh Fopps..

What you mean by you’ve seen a few posts lately is that you read them on here and it pisses you off because you can’t delete what we say!

Exercise makes you a better mum and equals happy babies...really?!? You are seriously deluded if you believe that your gym and PT sessions are making you a better mum and your babies happier. Please go buy a baby development book or download an app or something will you?

Looking after them is exercise is it? Is that why you’re always in dresses and heels when you’re out with them? They can’t even nearly crawl yet never mind walk so give over.

Ridiculous woman.
 

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TheWitchIsBack

“I never feel guilty for doing it”

Aka

I have been brought up to be a self-absorbed, entitled cunt and my entire existence has seen me coddled and pandered to by everyone around me so I only do things that please me. I have no regard whatsoever for the well-being of those around me because they are less important than me, especially my beautiful rainbow babies who I have left to fester in bouncy chairs because part of my self-importance involves seeking the validation of strangers and turning myself into a brand.

Part of my branding is looking like a blond bimbo, as I want to appeal to 20 year-old skinny blondes as that’s what I wish I was. I mean it’s bad enough I had to give up my job and four of my gym sessions a week, why should I sacrifice my looks too? I mean my husband is as vapid, vain and materialistic as me so if I don’t fit into my size 8 jeans he’ll leave me.

Also who knew children were so much work? They are so needy... I mean can you believe you have to teach them stuff??? I thought they’d just fall out of me being able to walk like a baby giraffe... can you believe you have to sit them up???

So anyway... now I only go to one gym session and one PT a week because that’s the sacrifice you make when you’re a mum, don’t you know? One manicure a week, two gym sessions max and a night out at the weekend... that’s all I get.
 
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YouDeserveWow

Don't forget her hair appointments
 
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theeyeroller

If she thinks looking after her twins is exercise now (especially given the fact that they barely do anything and she can wear dresses and high heels) she’s going to be exhausted once they’re mobile! I have a 6 year old and an 18 month old - the 6 year old wants you to chase him/play wrestling/play football and the little one runs everywhere, throws stuff constantly and climbs non stop! And I tried to go to the gym twice a week while I was on maternity leave which even then was a struggle, but since going back to work part time I can’t justify more time away from them because I do feel guilty, just like most mums with a bit of maternal instinct!
 
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wellwellwellitsanotherad

She takes "me time" to the max...and 1000% does run around after her children because they are so underdeveloped they cant even crawl yet let alone walk or run so that's a joke.

I swore at my laptop when i read this so had to give a quick run down of this woman to my assistant ...needless to say his jaw nearly hit the floor. He is a father and grandfather and could not understand why the grandparents are not raising concerns. i explained to him how much of a narcasist she is and he was spitting feathers about her attitude. particularly as his daughter is a similar age to fopps and myself and would never let his daughter be such a spoilt little bitch or to give parenting advice when she requires a social services referral of her own.
 
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Avis

Same !! I’ll just be a bit chunky until my kids are old enough to be going to classes in the evenings & I can fit in fitness then
 
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little07miss

Shes totally missing the point. I don't think anyone will criticise anyone else for fitting a bit of exercise into their family life.
I don't think anyone will criticise anyone else for fitting in the odd trip to the hairdressers.
I don't think anyone will criticise anyone else for the occasional shopping trip.
But when you think that a "bit of me time" consists of frequent gym trips, salon trips, shopping trips, nights out, date nights and whatever else then do you know what...I will criticise you.
 
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Corky

Exactly, She takes them to monkey music. Probably the most interaction they get. Any other time its to Costa, shopping, tottering around with the pram, no interaction. All for her own benefit, they just sit in the pram with not a toy to be seen.
 
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Justhereforthegoss

I hate that she's always spouting 'the rest of my time I'm with the boys'. No you're not! You do hair and beauty appointments, you do date nights, nights away with your influencer friends, all day Thursday you are with your group. Just say it like it is- I enjoy all the things I could do before I was a mum and now the boys are here they are harder than I ever anticipated and I need to get away!
 
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I honestly think they had kids because it’s the next step in the “fairytale” and “happily ever after” and the reality is not what she expected.

I was a young(ish) mum and had mine at 22. He was my entire world and everything I did centred around him. I spilt up with his dad when I was pregnant and didn’t have another relationship till my son was 4 and a half (we’re still together) but I never regretted the time I had with just the 2 of us. We went on daily walks with him in his buggy,toddler groups,the park, we did loads of arts and crafts and baked cakes (real ones,not mug cake) and when it rained we went out and splashed in the puddles. My mum babysat occasionally and I went to my friends and had a girlie night or went out out the odd time. I was always skint ( worked part time) but blissfully happy.

Now he is 17 and I’m focusing on me. I started studying for my BA last year and went to Vegas with my other half on an adult only holiday for our 40ths. I didn’t feel a bit of guilt cos I’ve worked so hard and I won’t say sacrificed but for 17 years I’ve always put someone else’s needs before my own... but that’s just being a mum. Not a super twin mum obvs. My son was happy for me to go because he knows I deserved it.

I think that fopps was so set in her ways of having all that time to herself and doing what she pleased,not only having the time but the disposable income to do so that it must be the biggest shock to the system ever.
 
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