fair play for putting a smiley on his face, but also who describes a 10 year old as miniature? she's making out that he's still a tiny child! it's probably performative though, it just irks me
What is the point of him living with her while she is BUSY working from 11am to 11pm? Raging and getting herself all angry bashing at her computer with her sausage fingers. Not a great atmosphere for a child to be around, a pent up, angry, venting "single parent".Another “my kid DEFINITELY lives with me and not his dad” post. It’s rather sad that she is still jumping through all manner of hoops to communicate with the tattlers.
Having one day a week when you're not the only adult responsible for a child's care isn't much, I think it's fair enough for her to call herself a single parent. She's doing all the work, 6 days a week She's quite vocal about the Dad being involved so it's not like she's trying to make out he's some kind of wasteman.I also find the use of 'Single Mum' despicable. Even if she has majority custody she has support.
Because she won't get as much sympathy if he's not a really young and small child that she can blame stress onfair play for putting a smiley on his face, but also who describes a 10 year old as miniature? she's making out that he's still a tiny child! it's probably performative though, it just irks me
Maybe that's how she got a black eye?....the punchbag hit back!For someone who hates exercise, she sure has a wide range of exercise equipment.
I cannot wait to see her proudly show off her new found strength from all the “anger-punching”.
The juxtaposition of her talking about austerity while simultaneously mentioning buying another inessential (and probably overpriced) item for her overcrowded house makes me sick.
duck off.
This. I have a hell of a lot more time without my kid than Jack does and her dad is rather too involved if you ask me, but all the comments of you’re not a single mum make my stomach hurt a bit because I carry the world of her with me alone in my own life and can’t share much with an ex I don’t get on with. I do completely acknowledge that being without the other parent at all is another kettle of fish but hopefully I don’t lay claim to someone else’s struggle just by appreciating my own.Having one day a week when you're not the only adult responsible for a child's care isn't much, I think it's fair enough for her to call herself a single parent. She's doing all the work, 6 days a week She's quite vocal about the Dad being involved so it's not like she's trying to make out he's some kind of wasteman.
Sorry, I'm going to slightly derail this thread a bit because you are way off here. I never suggested that debate should be censored or that he shouldn't have been on the programme. I certainly believe everyone should have a seat at the table but it is undeniable that Farage has slipped into the murky area of both hate speech and total lies (remember that billboard during the referendum?) and the BBC should not be giving that a platform. At the very least it should be challenged at every turn.I am certainly not a Farage lover, but he has been on QT 38 times in 19 years. It works out at an average of 1.8 times a year, less than once every six months. Over exaggeration only serves to invalidate a statement.
It is my opinion that it is a dangerous route to go down to no platform people, it just drives extremists underground and they increase in number unseen. Better to have them out in the open and discuss and argue as to why their opinion is wrong. I am not saying that Farage's views were adequately debated, but who's views were on that programme?
I would liken it to Jackie's Twitter account. Jackie is the master of not allowing dissenting voices. It hasn't stopped us having our opinion of her, in fact it has hardened our view, and we are a growing band of dissenters. However it has had the effect of driving us into our version of undergeound, Tattle.
I think all views should be debated openly, homophobic, misogynistic, racist, the lot. They need to be seen to be argued against and their opinions shown to be wrong.
That was deep since I'm completely knackered after having a sleepless night last night. Here's to a more restful night.
Yep. Hence he's always (according to her, so can probably put it in the 'didn't happen' category) speaking like a five year old Victorian orphan and not a preteen boyBecause she won't get as much sympathy if he's not a really young and small child that she can blame stress on
I feel like when she went 'viral' in 2012/3/4 though, she never mentioned the Dad was in the picture/supporting her. If she's doing 6 days though (if that's what she's now saying on Twitter) then fair enough, that's the bulk of parenting and maybe despicable is a bit of a harsh word - I take that back .Having one day a week when you're not the only adult responsible for a child's care isn't much, I think it's fair enough for her to call herself a single parent. She's doing all the work, 6 days a week She's quite vocal about the Dad being involved so it's not like she's trying to make out he's some kind of wasteman.
She does this a lot, speaking about him in a way that really infantalises him. It's definitely to play the sympathy card even more. He's 10 and a half, and (for once) hopefully spends most of his time with her on his Xbox, not listening to her howling and wailing and whatever other fuckery deep into the wee small hours.fair play for putting a smiley on his face, but also who describes a 10 year old as miniature? she's making out that he's still a tiny child! it's probably performative though, it just irks me
It would be a whole lot easier and fairer if she didn't show photos of him at all, or even mention him. Obviously, in the past, she has spoken about him in press interviews, so people knew he existed. However, she did not have to keep making reference to him, or posting photos and then making out that she has got to protect his privacy - it is contradictory when she is the one who invades his privacy. Her public posting of her young child may cause him to be teased or bullied at school. Her entire behaviour is the kind of thing that other pupils' mums will discuss at home and kids pick up on it. All in all, she would be an embarrassment to any kid because she hasn't grown up herself.She does this a lot, speaking about him in a way that really infantalises him. It's definitely to play the sympathy card even more. He's 10 and a half, and (for once) hopefully spends most of his time with her on his Xbox, not listening to her howling and wailing and whatever other fuckery deep into the wee small hours.
I wonder if there are any school run mums here...I wonder what the other parents must think at the school gates. I'd be mortified rocking up to school if Id been tweeting the shite she does!