Was thinking the same thing!
my brother has a black faux leather one and imo it doesn’t look too bad because it’s in a boys room, surrounded by football trophies, formula 1 posters etc, still not my choice but it doesn’t look too horrific, but I can’t image a white version looking nice in a room with lots of plants, fake vines etc. (How Ezmé has described wanting her room) not to mention that that family seems unable to match up furniture to make it look goodWhen they go on about their kids it just comes across as them trying to convince themselves they made the right decision to have them, it sounds fake and forced because most of the time they look bloody bored witless by them
I just see it coverd in make up and looking grubby as she gets older.Was thinking the same thing!
Yep! I also feel like this might make her room seem extremely bland, as everything else is white so the wooden headboard, imo, seemed like it would be nice and both break up the room/give a break from the white
and add some style if that’s what she was going forMy daughter tells me part of English gcse includes speaking/oral exam where they have to do speeches every so often about a subject.I feel so bad for Izzy, when she looks back in 5 years time she will be absolutely mortified! I know Covid has put a stop to most things but at 15 I was out of every weekend, going on holiday every summer with my best friends family not to mention studying my arse off for GCSE’s. She is completely sheltered and cut off from any normality! Poor girl can’t even talk to a camera, how’s she going to cope when it comes time to going to college, applying for jobs, meeting new people ...
*edit - how silly of me she isn’t going to be applying for jobs, I forgot she’s set for life! And she can always fall back on becoming an Tik Tok ‘influencer’!
That looks more like he's punched something. I've had a cannula put in a couple of times and it was much lower than that.
I believe school prob did have Esme tested for dyslexia and creepy and lazy ignored it
Usually a bit further down the hand or in the wrist
her whole face is like an upside down triangle. It’s narrower at the bottom then her cheek bones and forehead are wide as duck. She seriously doesn’t see what we see when she looks in the mirror does she. it was around the 12:19 mark.Yes you're right. My eldest is 16 and did her gcse mocks last year. As part of her English exam she had to do a 10 minute speech for her chosen subject. For her language part she had to revise 15 poems in detail with quotes etc. She then had to answer 5 questions about structure, answering questions relating to a text and then analyse an extract, then there was a written part where she had to write a story including literary devices. For literature she studied Lord of the flies and she had to write a detailed analysis on a character or theme.
I remember she had a maths tutor, which now seems a waste seeing as chris is a maths genius
It's probably dirt.
My guess is that school suspected but I’m sure need parental consent for any formal testing? They probably never gave the go-ahead for testing so school may have just used some dyslexic resources to see if it helped her. I’m purely guessing here but I can absolutely see it happening this way!
I had a few cannulas at the start of last year and it's usually further down your hand or in your arm ( i got one placed in the crook where my arm bends
absolutely awful my arm constantly went numb) and less near the bone in your knuckle, however now that's been pointed out creepy will probs claim that's where he was
