Why do you think she has ADHD?I think she has ADHD.
I think she has an eating disorder too.
Why do you think she has ADHD?I think she has ADHD.
I think she has an eating disorder too.
She jets from one stream of thought to another, very quick. She is very hyper it's quite different to being that overly happy bs that most youtubers do to appear on level with their child market. In before someone says "that's just her being awkward". No it isn't. I know you didn't ask me, but I agree with that user so I thought i'd give my two cents!Why do you think she has ADHD?
She never stops. Always in motion.Why do you think she has ADHD?
It's all been done before but people seem to enjoy it. I do agree with previous discussions regarding ED issues. I can imagine a lot of her viewers have had or are struggling with food which helps with her viewership numbers. When I struggled all I wanted to watch was food videos.I wish she'd go back to doing more creative videos, remember when she started trends for content (things like eating recommended serving sizes) I'm so bored just watching someone eat and waste food, especially in thr situation we are in now
yeah I remember ages ago she said a lot of ppl in ed recovery have commented that her videos are really helpful to them because she appears to have a healthy relationship with food. When I was in ed recovery I watched her as well but honestly only did it cause she’s skinny and ate food with no restraints so I was trying to tell myself food is ok because you can stay skinny while eating it.. defo not the healthiest mindset…I guess if she’s naturally skinny due to genetics etc she can’t really help it lol but I don’t really see her as hyperactive, going to the shops and for a small walk after a meal is the bare minimum for those who have the time isn’t it?whether she has an ED or not she must be aware she has a lot of followers who do so I really hope she ignores those who I saw in the comments asking her to do a video trying a fast!
I think her mother diets. There’s been a few clues in some videos where she’s made comments about things being too much (can’t remember specifically) and I’ve seen diet books in the background from time to time. I know this is really vague, but I’ve distinctly gotten that impression before.I think her skinniness is mainly genetics, her brother, sister and mom seem to be naturally on the skinny side! I always thought she had a pretty healthy relationship with food. When she is cooking she doesn’t seem to care about oils or sugars in her foods, and when she is only taking a few bites out of something I thought it was just because she is going to try and test a few other things. Of course I could be wrong but her being very very skinny I never thought of it as an ED since her family members are all tall and pretty slender.
Her mum gives me Almond Mom vibes but Grace always praises her for raising them with a good relationship with food. She doesn’t like chocolate deserts and Grace will make her and her sister a ‘lighter’ version of the dessert sometimes when she cooks them meals for videos, I specifically remember a sugar free fruit tart thing they ended up not liking. She seems quite critical in videos where Grace makes her give her opinion on a recipe.I think her mother diets. There’s been a few clues in some videos where she’s made comments about things being too much (can’t remember specifically) and I’ve seen diet books in the background from time to time. I know this is really vague, but I’ve distinctly gotten that impression before.
That’s specific to seventh day adventism and they typically eat a plant based diet and whole foods, not really a thing in christianity in general. If anything I would say Grace’s constant food buying and wastage is un-Christian and very consumerist. I would never say she’s big on healthy eating, she’s obsessed with tiktok fad foods and always seems to know about any new fast food or snack foods that are released. The way she get so excited about spending loads of money in supermarkets on snacks she always ends up hating is so weird to me. i definitely think she has a food and shopping obsession and unhealthy behaviours.Do we think it could have something to do with their faith? I had a friend in school who was a part of the seventh day Adventist church and they were very big on healthy eating
I can agree with you there. The way she so casually put sugar on her porridge made me go yeah hm this girl has never experienced anorexia ahaI will admit. I genuinely don't think she has an eating disorder (coming from someone who did for years and was too afraid to even touch certain foods without gloves on in case calories stayed on my fingers, like butter etc).
However, her lost footage problem is a weird red flag. You can't lose footage on a regular basis. I've watched some YouTubers for years and they've probably lost footage once in their whole decade of making videos. Grace does it every couple of days.
She's either incredibly dense and doesn't click record or she purposefully deletes footage -- she's not losing the footage. And I want to know why she's deleting footage so regularly
I think because she spends a lot of her days at home alone (her parents / sister etc. work in school, she seems to be responsible for preparing evening meals most days) without much of a routine means that these behaviours and habits go unchecked - I have noticed that even when she is outside she only really eats (one or two bites) in the confines of her car.That’s specific to seventh day adventism and they typically eat a plant based diet and whole foods, not really a thing in christianity in general. If anything I would say Grace’s constant food buying and wastage is un-Christian and very consumerist. I would never say she’s big on healthy eating, she’s obsessed with tiktok fad foods and always seems to know about any new fast food or snack foods that are released. The way she get so excited about spending loads of money in supermarkets on snacks she always ends up hating is so weird to me. i definitely think she has a food and shopping obsession and unhealthy behaviours.