I'm less concerned about her drinking pre 2012 than I am about the proof in her own words that she was drinking during The Poverty despite her assurances to the contrary.
Is imp work similar to smol pixie work?Surprised this squig hasn’t been blocked yet.
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All this sobriety talk does make me suspect she's going to have a dramatic breakdown and start drinking again and it'll be the fault of Tattle and Tweeters who said mean things about her disabled mum's potatoes. Whether that return to alcohol is real or not it'll help keep the FMs in line and give them something to use against anyone asking inconvenient question. "Not now! She's just fallen off the wagon because of you lot! Leave her alone! She'll die if you don't stop this nonsense!"
Perhaps I’m being too generous but I imagined the lines were a safety feature to keep him away from the cooker? That been said, I never felt the need to do that.I mean who puts lines in their house (not the only lines in that house I imagine) I might say I am doing some work but I would never ban my children from a room. She is vile.
I wish I could have multiple reactions so I could give a dozen likes to this commentI joined AA pre social media, but it was standard advice that people around you will have likely seen/heard lofty proclamations before and that actions speak louder than words. Saying 'I'm a year sober and attend AA' is wildly different than having a Guardian article published after a week or so of not drinking.
Jack, if she is in a fellowship, routinely breaks the letter and spirit of fellowship sobriety. She doesn't deal with 'life on life's terms' and as others have noted doesn't employ rigerous honesty at all times.
Tbf to Jack though, disruptive attention hoovers like her aren't unusual in AA, but they always hit the drink again, and often then deny that alcohol was an issue and often blame AA.
I remember one woman at AA saying she found out her bf had cheated on her and that the Other Woman and her were going to confront him at his workplace. Acting out this sort of drama is anathema to sober living, but it is how Jack organises and lives her life. As someone else noted, even if she is abstinent, she isn't sober.
I think Jack uses the fellowship as another agent of attention and chaos in her life. AA offers a captive audience to attention seekers, sadly, and as an old-timer pointed out to me, they're often more ill than genuine suffering alcoholics.
Imagine being someone walking into a meeting for the first time, jittery, full of delerium tremens, seeking potentially life saving help for the first time and you're confronted by an hysterical jabbering about her mum's roast potatoes.
Addiction recovery is serious business and flouncing clowns like Jack are a potential menace.
I am never, EVER, straying again.It's very disturbing. I'm not one to complain but I think Tattle should issue survivors of the Bear thread with some sort of medal or honour so that everyone knows we've seen things that no human being should ever have to see.
Except for when she did her 1 week sober self indulgent piece in the guardian, and then she gave this version -“I started drinking in 2012 when I was on the dole — Sainsbury’s basics lager — and I never quite stopped. Jonny had no idea.”
And there we have it. Her 'poverty' was exacerbated by drinking and I reckon her parents weren't involved because she knew what they'd say about a daughter who put booze before their grandson.
It’s Jack Maths innitExcept for when she did her 1 week sober self indulgent piece in the guardian, and then she gave this version -
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I don't know who Stephen Bear is or why his arse resembles the Japanese flag and at this point I'm too afraid to askChrist that Stephen Bear thread is something else. It's a shame really as he used to have quite a nice arse before he turned it into the flag of Japan.
The whole article makes her look like the massive, egotistical knob she is. So nobody, including her son, noticed her drinking a bottle of whiskey a day?“I started drinking in 2012 when I was on the dole — Sainsbury’s basics lager — and I never quite stopped. Jonny had no idea.”
And there we have it. Her 'poverty' was exacerbated by drinking and I reckon her parents weren't involved because she knew what they'd say about a daughter who put booze before their grandson.
I'm not easily shocked, but the arse thrasher 4000 raised my eyebrows I must say.I don't know who Stephen Bear is or why his arse resembles the Japanese flag and at this point I'm too afraid to ask
Earhole pluggers engaged
ALDI is too far away do you want her to stop BREATHING?!It's just occurred to me that she's got to start the VBI all over again.
She was painstakingly collating receipts from the big 4 supermarkets...She's faffed about so long that those supermarkets have now changed. Exit Morrisons; enter Aldi.
What's pixie to do, eh?
Perhaps you are dear heart, probably more to stop SB 'breaking her train of thought' as described.Perhaps I’m being too generous but I imagined the lines were a safety feature to keep him away from the cooker? That been said, I never felt the need to do that.
Plus she no longer has access to Harold's big....car to take herIt's just occurred to me that she's got to start the VBI all over again.
She was painstakingly collating receipts from the big 4 supermarkets...She's faffed about so long that those supermarkets have now changed. Exit Morrisons; enter Aldi.
What's pixie to do, eh?
Gosh yes, that is a very conspicuous absenceInteresting insta post from Ching who lists nearly all of the winners but Jack conspicuously absent. Does support the theory that she didn’t attend the awards and instead collected her trophy beforehand.
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I'm in two minds about what the truth behind her drinking is - pure speculation m'lud, but I believe that she was a binge drinker, but not reliant on alcohol, and that she's elevenerifed that for victim points while moving onto other substances that are more expensive and easier to cover up."SB had no idea I was drinking" - of course he didn't, he was two years old, that doesn't make it OK!
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