I think this can be true for some people (equally it can force maturity too early) but Jack was 23(?) when she became a mum. Certainly young, but she should’ve outgrown a lot of her teenage-like behaviour by then. I had my daughter at 24 and on reflection I was pretty immature before that - but nothing like Jack
Don’t panic guys, it was a short lived phase and within around six months she was a prolific poster on Mrs Gloss and the Goss embracing the joys of make up, posting loads of selfies and lapping up the validation.
Yea, and they have turned to tit too. How the duck has she ever got so many chances (that she always fucks up) when everything she does is so amateurish?Excuse me, I think you’ll find aside from being a presenter, author and writer (apparently these are two separate things), she’s also a talking head, poet and photographer. She is BUSY.
Most likely. Else why would she care if a few hundred in follow her? I think most of the big accounts have bots following them anyway.I wonder if that means some of her followers are paid-for bots?
just on this point for my own info, a bit of a crowd source if you will!- is 22 considered a young mum by most? I had my first when I was 22 and didn’t feel that young but I am aware I live in an area where there is a high teen pregnancy rate so maybe I’m skewed in my judgment, do others think it’s young?
Transitioned? From what to what? She's a woman with strange ideas about what that means (ladies like lipstick and eating salad, not manly food or becoming doctors). And sadly she has not transitioned away from that.I was just going to share this, so has she transitioned now? I’m confused
Red squiggle you’re in danger, RIP hun x
but saw this and thought I know people who would prob appreciate this (haven't obscured the @ cos he's good Twitter but apologies if I'm going against rules). Oh gosh just determining whether I'm grunka ready, think this is gonna be a slow catch up. Laters 
and extra spesh thoughts @Silver Linings hope today's been kinder x
Yeah, it’s young from my perspective. No one in my circle had babies before their 30s, if at all.
I don't think 22 is a 'young mum' but amongst my peer group , most were having their first child when around 30
Personally i’d say anything under 25.
This reminds me of a pal at Uni, he was planning on making egg fried rice by cracking an egg in a frying pan and adding some rice....said rice was coming straight out its packet raw. It took me ages to stop laughing and explain you have to cook the rice in water first!Been a bit of a day, lots of
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Tricky. I think it all just depends on you emotionally / psychologically and / or what’s going on in your group of friends? I was 28 when I got pregnant, which isn’t that young, but I felt young as I was the first in my group of friends to get pregnant - and we were all (on the whole) still arsing about and living the life of Riley.
