I read “sorry for coming from behind”while scrolling and did the same thing
I read “sorry for coming from behind”while scrolling and did the same thing
I am asexual and too innocent minded to have considered such an interpretation.
Kirsty Strickland.. Not sure but I started following her on Twitter just in case!Did anything more come from that Kirsty? The Scottish journalist? I looked at her profile at the time and she looks well known and respected.
If she had started properly investigating the Patreon I can imagine Jack panicking. At least those poor squiggles will get the stuff they paid for.
Also, did the 50 shades of shite thing ever get done?
Could I just give you some words of encouragement about life after a DMP? We cleared our debts via DMP and 6 years later our credit rating is back at highest level. About 3 years after DMP ended we got a marbles credit card and used it sensibly, paying balance each month. We kept our co-op cash minder accounts (no overdrafts) but now transfer money to Monzo accounts for pocket money and food spends.I do similar due to being on a debt management plan after a few years of hectic spending beyond my means when I was a bit bonkers. Surely she’s not admitting she’s got the same problem, hers is cos of being poor cos she lost her job
I think on some level it can be, when you get access to lending it can be a quick way of plastering over the pain and for me it was to over compensate for not having things of my own before. Huge life lesson thoughI don’t think people who have lived in absolute poverty are massive impulsive spenders as a rule.
ooh thanks. Couldn't remember surname!! I'll go and have a look xKirsty Strickland.. Not sure but I started following her on Twitter just in case!
Thank you, I’m almost a year in and it’s going to take a long time but just seeing those numbers reduce for once is great. It has huge amounts of shame attached and if it gets in my brain it is arresting but I like that I just ignore it I put the money in a Monzo pot at the start of the month and that’s it step change do the restCould I just give you some words of encouragement about life after a DMP? We cleared our debts via DMP and 6 years later our credit rating is back at highest level. About 3 years after DMP ended we got a marbles credit card and used it sensibly, paying balance each month. We kept our co-op cash minder accounts (no overdrafts) but now transfer money to Monzo accounts for pocket money and food spends.
The DMP was a life changer for us, hope its the same for you.
I can see how that would be a reason. I was thinking more when applying to Jack, as her reasoning of “I was poor so I hoard food” or “I never had security so I want it for SB” doesn’t tie in with “I didn’t have money so I can’t stop spending it now” if that makes sense?I think on some level it can be, when you get access to lending it can be a quick way of plastering over the pain and for me it was to over compensate for not having things of my own before. Huge life lesson though
Yep! I know only some parts of my adopted city so even as an experienced cyclist I sometimes walk over big junctions if I'm not sure of the flow.If she doesn't like roundabouts why doesnt she get off the bike and push it along like a pedestrian for that section? I cycle a lot and still get intimidated by junctions etc and do this all the time.
I could be wrong but didn’t she spend ~£36 when she changed the weekly shop to monthly? How would that work with a card with a £30 limit?she claims to be so careful and frugal but has to set a spending limit of £30 on her card when she goes shopping, and currently has all her cards locked away in a box?! That sounds to me like someone who has a real uncontrollable spending problem. Does she think she’ll accidentally order another Smeg in her sleep or just wake up to a sideboard delivery that she doesn’t remember buying? She’s not frugal at all she’s bleeping terrible with money and that’s probably why she was skint for a few months. I don’t think people who have lived in absolute poverty are massive impulsive spenders as a rule.
Love it when Alan gets a bit saucy
And this is what it boils down to isn't it. She's appalling with money and this is why she is "poor", nothing to do with losing her job or being a single mum. She's literally just shite with money. Mum and dad probably stopped giving her money early on when they realised she pissed it up the wall and that's why is bitter about them and why she didn't ask for help. They were probably like "what happened to that £1000 we gave you last month?", and she probably spent it on a Viv Westwood (RIP) dress whilst her kid went "hungry".But that’s two packs of butter! She’s not poor just crap with money
Again, regarding Lidl not being local to her, Google says it would take her a whole extra 6 minutes to walk to Lidl as opposed to Asda.
And how long before we hear the PO fucked up again and no packages are ever received?it is so odd to post this... this is such a small task, imagine if we Fraus posted pics of every small detail of our jobs that are a taken for granted thing. But yeah, of course she needs proof that she sent Patreon things out to complaining squiggles.
Stepchange were fantastic. Don't be ashamed, be proud that you've taken control of your finances. I'm quite vocal about it because it really did turn our lives around, and if I can help one other person by encouraging them to seek help from stepchange, then it was worth speaking up.Thank you, I’m almost a year in and it’s going to take a long time but just seeing those numbers reduce for once is great. It has huge amounts of shame attached and if it gets in my brain it is arresting but I like that I just ignore it I put the money in a Monzo pot at the start of the month and that’s it step change do the rest
I think you are right. The reason will be because she talks shite constantly. I think she's only just started the GoHenry thing but as usual talks about it like she has been doing it since prehistoric timesI could be wrong but didn’t she spend ~£36 when she changed the weekly shop to monthly? How would that work with a card with a £30 limit?
The impulse spending certainly doesn’t fit with the ‘frugal as never know when I’m next getting paid/ptsd from being poor’ narrative
I mean...squig ain’t wrong. But the balls!