this post is from a few pages ago, i don't remember if there's a specific video about holly talking about alternative medicine (please, post it if you find it!) but i think that's why she was rejected for medicine at cambridge (along with the fact that she has no other hobbies, interests, voluntary work or work experience that boosted her application)Essentially she got rejected from one application and then she decided against persuing medicine. I think it was good that she was rejected because she never had a passion for persuing medicine. I think she thought that academically excellent = doctor material. I also remember her saying that she'd want to go into holistic medicine rather than working for the NHS which is a big yikes
I haven't seen the most recent video (having a bit of a break from her content) but I think parents charging some kind of rent/ board is fairly standard if your children are working. If I were still living at home (I'm 25 so around Emily's age?), I would definitely not feel comfortable living there without paying some kind of board or at the very least contributing to utilities. I'm still studying but work and earn enough to support myself. That said in my mind this rent/ board should be below the market rates. No clue what Holly is paying/ what the market rates are like where she lives though?Mmmmm.... recent video seriously suggests her family just do not want her to move out. I get some households get their children to pay rent, but they know Holly is trying to save for tuition fees and moving out.... why not allow her to put her money into her business or towards some of her goals?
The family just seem so thwarted, and the fact the kids pay rent just speaks so loudly as to why Emily hasn’t moved out at 25. THEY CANT! The housing market is expensive now yes, but it doesn’t help when your family is fleecing you of your money too, especially when they seem well off already (their house is worth over £1m). If your parents need the help in paying rent and you have an income then fine, but it seems like Holly’s being held hostage.
I think she did yeah.Looked like she'd had more responses than that when she was doing her pros and cons. Did she only make 4 applications?
THIS. She really needs to be more thoughtful about the message she's sending out.Oh, also, Holly if you do read this.... just having fruit and NOTHING else apart from some seeds until ‘lunch’ (which you have at around 3 despite waking up at 5am) IS NOT HEALTHY. You’re doing a lot of intensive exercise throughout the day, plus work. Please just give out the right impression to your audience! Don’t let them think that eating half a melon and drinking a smallish smoothie for 12 hours is normal! ITS NOT!!!!
That's the thing about Cambridge though-you do get a lot of incredibly smart people there, but a lot of them are purely book smart and have no common sense or intelligence about life beyond academia.Sorry but how could Holly possibly want to be a doctor with such stupid views? Imagine going to your GP and them going "you do have an infection, but you know what, eat some garlic instead" like piss off man. For a pair with Cambridge degrees, pretty bloody thick if you ask me - which you didn't, but Jesus Christ that's ridiculous
That's definitely one of the veggie Percy Pigs! They have green ears. Bit weird to put one on top of a salad, but honestly this girl's diet is so weird I can't really question it any more.Am I going mad or is that a Percy pig ??
She seems to do a great job in every video of emphasising her tiny little bubble she’s always been inI seen the latest vlog, how boring! Worried about the reputation of the University? I'd be more worried about doing an MSc in nutrition when you have an eating disorder...
I think in her current mental state, no, she won’t get help. After going vegan she convinced herself she was ‘cured’, without ever actually addressing that an eating disorder, while it affects your eating, is primarily a mental disorder. While there’s less eating issues than when she was 18, the mental issues behind it are still there.Here's a question for you all. Do you ever think in Holly's current state, she'll ever seek/get professional help? Or do you think she's so high functioning she'll go many more years without?
I know in her video where she talked about having difficulty being in her own head she liked a comment someone posted suggesting therapy, but the question is will she follow through with that? Even talking to someone about mental health will eventually lead to discussions about her restictive diet and obsessive exercise which can only be a good thing
It doesnt help she looks like a pre-pubescent child not a 22 year old womenSame - don't get me wrong, I don't think she's bad looking but idk I wouldn't exactly call her conventionally attractive either IMO. Could also be due to her mannerisms etc.
I assume the admissions tutors would assume that if you’ve taken a 2 years gap between BA and a masters that you’d have done something at least somewhat related to your subject in that time.... like working as a lab assistant somewhere, or doing fund raisers related to cancer research charities, not just travelling and tutoring?
- Don't forget: really gross food (sweet potato, unsweetened stewed apple and fruit yoghurt?!)
- Weird comment about having a two year gap between undergrad and MA. I was under the impression that whilst lots of undergrads do a masters straight away, admissions tend to look favourably on people who have reflected on their degree over a period of time and narrowed it down to the aspects that they really enjoyed/are excited to do research in. Also gives you more time to look at modules, professors, alum, further reading.