Josie even ironed her dresses in her disneyworld vlog because Freddy didn't know how!
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I’ve heard her mention her car months ago & I think it may even be pink. Either that or she wants a pink car. Wouldn’t surprise anyone if she’s already got one lol
I think she has a cream Mini
She thinks it’s feminine to be clueless
I don't think anyone here is stating that she needs to have kids to have her life together. She could decide not to have kids at all or remain single all her life and that's her decision. A lot of adults decide this and this is fine.
The problem is she's almost 30 and she insists on behaving like a petulant toddler. Most adults by the age of 30 live an independent life and have their act together. She is the perfect example of a helpless and clueless damsel in distress (or a Disney princess as she insists to call herself...) who needs constant babysitting by her family and friends.
She runs to mummy and daddy whenever life's too hard. Her sister is basically her maid. Her boyfriend is her cat sitter and her friend Josie drives her around and takes care of her when she's abroad. Even taking care of one cat seems to be too much for princess Freddy since she complains about Cindy and she can't even bother to clean her cat's eyes (which takes a whole 5 minutes work...) She lives in an illusion that she's a princess and it's everyone's duty to adore her and take her of her since she's a delicate helpless flower
I don't think that's normal behaviour of someone who's an adult.I just watched her collection video. Didn't know her middle name is Floss. I wondered why she chose the name Flossy.
I feel like she wasted the potential of launching her own brand. For 150pounds, they don't seem worth it. They might have a cotton lining but other than that I don't see anything special enough to drop that much money on them.
You can get good enough quality dresses on h&m that have lining.
I appreciate the thought behind avoiding fast fashion and that's a totally different thing but the dresses are just not worth it.
I do like the packaging though and the size range is not bad.
She could have included a longer dress too.
I feel like she wasted the potential of launching her own brand. For 150pounds, they don't seem worth it. They might have a cotton lining but other than that I don't see anything special enough to drop that much money on them.
You can get good enough quality dresses on h&m that have lining.
I appreciate the thought behind avoiding fast fashion and that's a totally different thing but the dresses are just not worth it.
I do like the packaging though and the size range is not bad.
She could have included a longer dress too.
So far I am not surprised by the collection but wish there was a bit of choice. You have to like short skirts and relatively high necklines to fit into her target audience.
Which is strange that she wants to be so feminine and ladylike in an old fashioned sense, but doesn’t know how to cook, clean or iron.
In terms of 'jumping on the bandwagon' - she absolutely did, I have no doubt she had little interest in women football previously and never even considered watching a match before Sunday. However, that doesn't mean she wasn't genuinely excited and thrilled and watching the match with bated breath.
Not sure if you are based in England, but women football hasn't had much attention here before, and was the top twitter trend for 48 hours following the win!! So many people here were paying attention for the first time ever and that doesn't mean they were faking it, it was an incredibly exiting moment for us. I was at CWG netball event so couldn't watch but spotted numerous people watching on their phones, iPads... the schedule meant the football match ended during the netball half time and the arena completely erupted in cheers and jubilation. Did even 15% of these people express any interest in women football before, probably not, so by definition the majority of us were 'jumping on the bandwagon' but doesn't mean our excitement wasn't real. Probably the same for Freddy.
It’s her helpless girl attitude “she got hit in the tummy….. I would be crying” that wound me up. Considering the attitude still out there towards woman’s football I do hope support continues through the upcoming season.
Sorry to reply after a few days and to clog the thread.
I think it's complex. Often when callouts gain a little traction on twitter or tiktok people's workplaces and communities can be directly contacted, or companies google their employee and find the info. I've heard of a lot of people losing their jobs bc of online receipts. You'd be surprised how seriously employers take people’s online presence.
Various forms of bigotry minority groups face can occur because perpetrators know they'll get away with it, racism etc can go unrecognised due to bias and inadequacies in legal systems and corruption in the police force, so online callouts have been a helpful strategy to gain some justice. There are more details in the theory of prison abolition that have informed my views that I won't go into. Naming perpetrators and acknowleding what has happened within wider communities is important to heal the deeper issues. The onus is placed within communites and upon perpetrators to take responsibility and to find healing resolutions. But having said this, whether it's healing or good for the perp or not, I'm truly ok with some vile bigot losing credibility in their profession after a justified callout.
Media documentation has been the driving force behind finally obtaining some proof of police brutality against Black Americans and the BLM movement. Police must now wear cameras at all times.
Even with tattle, if you google influencers this website is the first thing that comes up which has some damaging impact upon their reputations. Companies probably refrain from offering sponsorships. A good example is Trisha Paytas, w people giving her the same online treatment we give influencers here but on a larger scale, her income from sponsorships has seriously declined. Obviously loss of privacy is not an issue here, so I’m just explaining how naming and shaming culture impacts people and how it can be beneficial to communities.
Obviously what this guy did wasn't that dire, and Freddy didn't show is face so he isn't easily identifiable. But still, if his workplace somehow saw the photo and reprimanded him in some way, I'm sure he’d think twice before doing it again.
A lot of people do oppose what I’m saying. But I think we shouldn't live in echo chambers. If ppl wilfully behave in ways that negatively impact others around them, it’s their responsibility to deal with their loss of privacy and status if someone documents it and calls them out, it’s an effective way to obtain justice without relying on cops and simply the reality of life in 2022.
Various forms of bigotry minority groups face can occur because perpetrators know they'll get away with it, racism etc can go unrecognised due to bias and inadequacies in legal systems and corruption in the police force, so online callouts have been a helpful strategy to gain some justice. There are more details in the theory of prison abolition that have informed my views that I won't go into. Naming perpetrators and acknowleding what has happened within wider communities is important to heal the deeper issues. The onus is placed within communites and upon perpetrators to take responsibility and to find healing resolutions. But having said this, whether it's healing or good for the perp or not, I'm truly ok with some vile bigot losing credibility in their profession after a justified callout.
Media documentation has been the driving force behind finally obtaining some proof of police brutality against Black Americans and the BLM movement. Police must now wear cameras at all times.
Even with tattle, if you google influencers this website is the first thing that comes up which has some damaging impact upon their reputations. Companies probably refrain from offering sponsorships. A good example is Trisha Paytas, w people giving her the same online treatment we give influencers here but on a larger scale, her income from sponsorships has seriously declined. Obviously loss of privacy is not an issue here, so I’m just explaining how naming and shaming culture impacts people and how it can be beneficial to communities.
Obviously what this guy did wasn't that dire, and Freddy didn't show is face so he isn't easily identifiable. But still, if his workplace somehow saw the photo and reprimanded him in some way, I'm sure he’d think twice before doing it again.
A lot of people do oppose what I’m saying. But I think we shouldn't live in echo chambers. If ppl wilfully behave in ways that negatively impact others around them, it’s their responsibility to deal with their loss of privacy and status if someone documents it and calls them out, it’s an effective way to obtain justice without relying on cops and simply the reality of life in 2022.
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Freddy's mom doing a dress try on in a new vid today. How are they even related? lol.
Its happens every time England play big games, both men and women do it. They don’t watch a game all year but the minute England play the are straight on the bandwagon like they know what’s going on, they never happens in tennis or swimming or anything else where the county is represented only football. I can’t imagine cheering on a tennis player when I don’t watch tennis just because its the Wimbledon final but then again I’m not fake
Aah people do though, I'm a massive tennis fan and I notice a lot of people in the UK only watch Wimbledon and no other tennis, or they'll only watch when a British player is doing well, look at all the attention Emma Raducanu got last year. Not that it really matters though, people are bound to do it.Its happens every time England play big games, both men and women do it. They don’t watch a game all year but the minute England play the are straight on the bandwagon like they know what’s going on, they never happens in tennis or swimming or anything else where the county is represented only football. I can’t imagine cheering on a tennis player when I don’t watch tennis just because its the Wimbledon final but then again I’m not fake
But I agree with a previous post that while Freddy jumping on the bandwagon isn't a problem, her stereotypical attitude to being a woman is. Her being all 'omg so mean, she hit her tummy' 'I'm so feminine' just plays into the stereotype that being female means being weak and delicate. Calls herself a feminist but I'm not sure what exactly is feminist about her
I don't believe that she wants to be old fashioned at all. Maybe that's her aesthetic, but that's where it ends. She failed in accomplishing her big dream, becoming a famous star. She doesn't want to be a fifties housewife.
She wants to be as great as Marilyn Monroe or Audrey Hepburn. She wants people to swoon when they see her passing by on the street. She's full of grandioso.
Freddy doesn't want her boyfriend to live with her, she doesn't want to see his stuff, she doesn't even want him to become her husband (so very modern and not oldfashioned at all). In a way, I think she envies JJ, as he got a little further in his singing carreer than she ever did. He's just of good use to her, doesn't matter if it's to watch the cat or if it's for connections in the music business.
Same goes for Coco.
Freddy is jealous of Coco because of what all she has done that Freddy could not.
That's why Freddy uses these two for her 'lesser chores'. It makes her feel good that she's in a way still 'better' than them, leaving her chores up to them while she's off doing something more luxurious.
She surrounds herself with the things that come with fulfilling her big dream: an expensive image, a 'glamorous' french furniture / Louis XVI looking flat. Always going to the theater. Always singing in her vlogs, hoping that you all would notice her wonderful singing voice.
Rich 'succesful' friends, paid travel trips. She talks about herself in 3th person, claims things are 'so Freddy' because she wishes people would say these things about her in their real, daily life. She claims she has created her own style of clothing/dressing. She wants to be an icon more than anything.
She presents herself to all of you, the way she wants the world to reflect on her. It is the least the world can do after the big disappointment of failure. She tries to compensate for it by being the next best thing: an influencer. But as you all can see, her heart isn't in it. It never was and never will be. Lack of different content, lack of work ethic, lack of creativity.
Freddy is angry. She is disappointed. Her dream remains unfulfilled. That's why she is always complaining, unhappy. That's why she's always acting as if she is the best thing to happen since, say, cheesecake. Inside, she's an insecure girl. And it shows in the way she behaves.
Her childhood and high school period were the times where she felt like she could really soar and reach her dream. Where she felt like anything was possible and the world was her playground.
So no, Freddy isn't vintage or oldfashioned. She's sad, and insecure. She has no real direction. She doesn't want to be a youtuber, a model, an influencer, a wife or a mother.
She wants to be a singer, famous for her talent, an icon.
And she tries to compensate for the hurt in every way imaginable. Flossy by Freddy will never be an established brand. She'll grow bored of it. She needs to stop everything she's doing and start pouring her heart back into theater. Into Disneylike roles, into singing lessons and auditions.
My point exactly mutton dressed as lamb, aesthetic of a fairy Queen in reality an aged bleach blonde gypsy with bad roots
Your posts are my favourite
Also seeing her nipples up close weren’t particularly nice or ladylike when she kept doing close ups of the black dress. Some dignity please Mrs CB some people don’t want to see soft porn on YouTube even if it is a dress from Free People
Sad thing is she can’t sing not to the professional standards required for West end performers such as range, colour to voice of the tone or diversity nor does she have the stamina or the work ethic she wants the adulation without the hard work or sacrifices
Yes, I agree with you. I'm very familiar with the musical business and al though I can't speak for West End, as I am not from the UK, I do know West End is UP there.
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