I'd be checking the label to see if it says Dunelm
Best comment of the week goes to youI'd be checking the label to see if it says Dunelm
I was really 100% only trying to avoid saying «I don’t think this is right to say cause I personally disagree» cause there is always a mod that somehow thinks this means you are trying to moderate the discussion rather than - well basically *having a discussion*. By using examples from our own life I try to mitiage this reaction. I am in no way trying to gloat, our life is in best case average (EDIT: although I am very proud of our garden!!
). But it probably comes quite wrong over, my english is in no way good because of reasons I will now NOT mention cause it would probably be taken in the most wrong way possible 
Ooh what is this Julian is a mermaid book. My son who is the most fabulous four year old you ever did see would probably love it!I was really 100% only trying to avoid saying «I don’t think this is right to say cause I personally disagree» cause there is always a mod that somehow thinks this means you are trying to moderate the discussion rather than - well basically *having a discussion*. By using examples from our own life I try to mitiage this reaction. I am in no way trying to gloat, our life is in best case average (EDIT: although I am very proud of our garden!!
I still see many (also outside this thread) comments about what girls and boys should wear, how their hair should be, and other old fashioned opinions on genders around this board. So I have to disagree, saying that a girl «finally looks like a girl» because of a dress, despite her wearing pink, purple and rainbow-printed supergirly clothes several times, is not coming over as especially gender-progressive. Nor people saying «they prefer» a stranger’s baby girl with «more feminine clothes».
And now I will read «Julian is a mermaid» to my kid for the evening and let the case float away. Hopefully this insanely boring week of her ITS-release is soon over so there can be more stupid tit being posted from Jayjay and Ceecee to tattle about.
exactly, I'm a size 12, sometimes size 14 (if it has buttons over my chest
), so in no ways skinny and saying that everyone should be slim. I think she does generally look good at this size too, but I just dislike her hypocrisy of saying she hated her body before, was so restrictive, wasn't happy. but now she loves her body but all she does is point out "flaws" (like her hip dips, mum tum, fat fingers etc) and lies about sizing, when it's clear she isn't 100% comfortable at this size. not to even mention the rambles about why she is working out and now suddenly going on almost every dog walk recently, and now she wants to eat less sugar and more nutritious foods, but its not for weight loss though
That's the tummy that she tries to suck in all the time right?
That’s first dress is way too tight on her so she should be a 16 in that
I had never thought about half the stuff she mentions about her body before she said it, and if I were still the impressionable teen that I used to be I’d probably think I had to worry about the size of my fingers or other ridiculous body part she likes to mention. There is absolutely nothing wrong with saying ‘love your body’ but I think pointing out a ‘flaw’ followed by ‘but I love mine and you should too’ sounds to me like ‘it isn’t right to have it but you should love it anyway’?? I hope that makes sense hahaha
Especially when they’ve never been particularly careful about hiding where they live!
That's the sort of Tattle commitment I like to see
strange place to go with a one year old. Not like they’ll be able to do any of the activities. Center P is surely better when you have a child who’s 4yrs+?The privilege to not only go on holiday multiple times a year when many are struggling financially, but also to be able to waste money on flowers to put in the holiday home
