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I hope this doesn't shock anyone but I don't think our Sarah is a very nice person 
I'm relieved to hear that she is no longer reading Tattle, but then i remember that last week she asked for volunteers to read here on her behalf and report back.
I hope they don't tell her that we're watching her anon account or that the instant she starts to beg again it will be like lighting up the Batsignal. A true friend wouldn't pass that on to someone who rage tweets like a Tasmanian devil at 3am.
I'm relieved to hear that she is no longer reading Tattle, but then i remember that last week she asked for volunteers to read here on her behalf and report back.
I hope they don't tell her that we're watching her anon account or that the instant she starts to beg again it will be like lighting up the Batsignal. A true friend wouldn't pass that on to someone who rage tweets like a Tasmanian devil at 3am.
Crossover of the influencers going on here
Nobodies always get a buzz when they find out they have a thread here.
Influencers, sorry.
Influencers, sorry.
Is Sarah the 'socialist' OK with her mate Reann replying 'exactly' to someone who claimed immigrant 'scum' are taking the resources she thinks she's missing out on? Got no problem with that hate mongering rhetoric?
"saying that after getting my education that I should work as a dinner lady"
Um, what, exactly, is wrong, with being a dinner lady? People who find employment to suit their kids school hours should be applauded not talked down at. I know "underemployed" women taking jobs that they didn't need their degrees for/post grads for whilst the kids are young. No "sisterhood" at all to put down any woman who provides for her children financially and with her time. Especially when you definitely aren't providing for your own children financially and it's unclear what of your bountiful time you give. One of the most intelligent women I know (I'm lucky to know a lot of clever and savvy women be that from education or skills or just ability to make things work), earns a very low wage for her skillset working part time so she can be around for her child's medical requirements (many, various, and unpredictable). She earns just enough to provide for them and it's a choice she's made. A close contact of hers earns £200k+ and could easily find her a role with them on a not hugely reduced from that salary, at least £100k. But she would need end to end childcare that would mean a nanny picking the child up and for routine appointments. She would rather be "underemployed" and do those herself. Equally, someone working full time on a good wage using childcare and wraparound are providing for their own kids and I have respect for either approach.
At least the kids of a dinner lady have a fighting chance of getting to school each day, as mum is already going there.
For the record, I'm not a dinner lady. So I've no skin in this game. Nor do I earn £200k
What a horrible way to talk about other women.
Um, what, exactly, is wrong, with being a dinner lady? People who find employment to suit their kids school hours should be applauded not talked down at. I know "underemployed" women taking jobs that they didn't need their degrees for/post grads for whilst the kids are young. No "sisterhood" at all to put down any woman who provides for her children financially and with her time. Especially when you definitely aren't providing for your own children financially and it's unclear what of your bountiful time you give. One of the most intelligent women I know (I'm lucky to know a lot of clever and savvy women be that from education or skills or just ability to make things work), earns a very low wage for her skillset working part time so she can be around for her child's medical requirements (many, various, and unpredictable). She earns just enough to provide for them and it's a choice she's made. A close contact of hers earns £200k+ and could easily find her a role with them on a not hugely reduced from that salary, at least £100k. But she would need end to end childcare that would mean a nanny picking the child up and for routine appointments. She would rather be "underemployed" and do those herself. Equally, someone working full time on a good wage using childcare and wraparound are providing for their own kids and I have respect for either approach.
At least the kids of a dinner lady have a fighting chance of getting to school each day, as mum is already going there.
For the record, I'm not a dinner lady. So I've no skin in this game. Nor do I earn £200k
What a horrible way to talk about other women.
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Thank you for picking up on this."saying that after getting my education that I should work as a dinner lady"
Um, what, exactly, is wrong, with being a dinner lady? People who find employment to suit their kids school hours should be applauded not talked down at. I know "underemployed" women taking jobs that they didn't need their degrees for/post grads for whilst the kids are very young. No "sisterhood" at all to put down any woman who provides for her children financially and with her time. Especially when you definitely aren't providing for your own children financially and it's unclear what of your bountiful time you give. One of the most intelligent women I know (I'm lucky to know a lot of clever and savvy women be that from education or skills or just ability to make things work), earns a very low wage for her skillset working part time so she can be around for her child's medical requirements (many, various, and unpredictable). She earns just enough to provide for them and it's a choice she's made. A close contact of hers earns £200k+ and could easily find her a role with them on a not hugely reduced from that salary, at least £100k. But she would need end to end childcare that would mean a nanny picking the child up and for routine appointments. She would rather be "underemployed" and do those herself. Equally, someone working full time on a good wage using childcare and wraparound are providing for their own kids and I have respect for either approach.
At least the kids of a dinner lady have a fighting chance of getting to school each day, as mum is already going there.
For the record, I'm not a dinner lady. So I've no skin in this game. Nor do I earn £200k
What a horrible way to talk about other women.
She is a terrible snob. Such a socialist
Like her attitude to the Aldi manager.
I wouldn't want her to be a dinner lady anyway - who'd want her anywhere near children. Apart from the fact she can't cook and looks dirty, she exudes resentment and I bet swears like a trooper around children.
No, you're quite right that it wouldn't be a job she'd do very well at. But it's rather that she's offended that someone thinks she should get, a job, rather than her waiting to be headhunted for some very important job for people with a degree and no relevant or recent work experience in any field.Thank you for picking up on this.
She is a terrible snob. Such a socialist
Like her attitude to the Aldi manager.
I wouldn't want her to be a dinner lady anyway - who'd want her anywhere near children. Apart from the fact she can't cook and looks dirty, she exudes resentment and I bet swears like a trooper around children.
Her most adjacent field, social media marketing, there's just no way you'd let her post about your company, would you....
As for being off work for years because of mastitis and cellulitis. Most breast feeding women get mastitis to some degree and manage to go back to work at the end of their maternity leave without having to take early retirement. Mastitis is awful but if we all left our jobs because of it nobody would be working. Lots of women with actual cancer have to work during recovery and sometimes even during treatment. If you need to eat, and nobody else can take the load for you, you're stuck doing what needs doing. Just because you aren't fit for work doesn't mean you don't still have to do it to stay afloat.
I imagine that this reflects her own views. She was weighing in at the time of the knife attack and riots in Dublin to agree with tougher rules on refugees and asylum claimants. You know, what with her being so Irish that she's never set foot on the island and all. Right around the same time she was telling a Belfast unionist that if he didn't like living in Ireland he should leave.
She thinks socialism means benefits. Can you imagine if she did get a well paid job how much she would rant about paying the top rate of income tax?
Top rate of income tax?!? I'd be shocked enough if she ever got a job that's paid sufficiently to start paying income tax at all, £12,500. Let alone one paying 10 times that at £125,000.
Her unhinged rant is chock full of misogynistic language, she is far more right wing than she cares to admit. It wouldn't surprise me if she was anti immigrants too. That was a very nasty rant. Is it any wonder she is lonely and pathetic? She has burned all of her bridges. Her poor children, I wish they had another adult they could go to to experience a normal loving home. Imagine how she must speak to them 
We know don’t we, calls them thicko etc.Her unhinged rant is chock full of misogynistic language, she is far more right wing than she cares to admit. It wouldn't surprise me if she was anti immigrants too. That was a very nasty rant. Is it any wonder she is lonely and pathetic? She has burned all of her bridges. Her poor children, I wish they had another adult they could go to to experience a normal loving home. Imagine how she must speak to them
She’s less sociaLIST and more socioPATH
Who’s Reann influencing? As a poster girl for being child free? Durex stockists?
Like Jack Monroe her 'activism' benefits only herself and her 'campaigning' consists only of telling anecdotes about herself over and over.
The thing with these "health scares" and dramas is, is that while stressful, they happen to all of us. It is the human condition. If I was to list every awful thing that's happened to me in the last 5 years it would read like Take a bleeping Break magazine (except with better food and fashionNothing says “I don’t care” more than a multi tweet three AM rant at literally no one.
That list of “illnesses” though. Obviously got bored of having all the health “scares” - time to focus on the poor lads.
), but it happens to everyone - I've no doubt everyone in this thread has suffered a loss, an illness, a health scare, work or financial problems, a relationship breakdown, an unexpected expense and god knows what else during that time. We all lived through a pandemic! The difference is, we don't believe it excludes us from the social rules that apply to everyone, like consider others, pay for your own tit, go to work, be a decent human being, prioritise your children's wellbeing.Sarah truly thinks she is the only person on earth entitled to anything at all, and it is all at someone else's expense. She's an absolute parasite.
She’s vile, she’s absolutely vile. I dislike her. My poor sister has ulcerative colitis, lots of hospital in the last 18 months and she is a lot younger than me so losing our Mum not so long ago hit her hard. She came over in tears last night because she works in finance, and she’s struggled to try and work to the best of her ability despite everything and got pulled in last week for a “performance review”. And then you get the likes of Sarah who doesn’t even have the willingness to get off of her spiteful little arse and get a job at all.
She is so hateful! How can someone be that full of bile, be on the attack constantly, yet genuinely believe they are some kind of victim? Astonishing.
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