I used to really like Jess' content, found it refreshing to see someone in a mid-plus size body on Insta, and I actually liked her style and clothing recs. I also really liked her financial advice stories, about things like Monzo and Plum. Then like everyone else here I found the constant moaning and complaining tiresome, and I cannot stand the cringey outfit reels with her little Instagram clique. How are influencers not absolutely embarrassed to be doing this kind of stuff?
I also hate the fast fashion culture they're all peddling; they'll act like saints for selling on Depop because "Reusing


" but still drive the demand by buying hauls from Shein and Primark, which they'll wear all of once for a naff little transition reel

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Anyway, I don't need to worry so much about it anymore. She blocked me for liking a comment someone posted on her freebie trip photos saying they were disappointed she accepted a free trip to the UAE considering their terrible human rights record, especially for women and the LGBT+ community.
Refusing free stuff based on principles


---> All expenses paid trip to the UAE for ~ *content*~
