So before we get this weekend's round-up, I should probably get rid of some old Katie screenshots
(Before a troll comes at me)
From the weekend when they went to a wedding:
G's parents decorated the spare bedroom for her Birthday. Kinda cute, but I would like to be a fly on the wall in the room when they were decorating it 
This actually is a little cake, for once
Guys, I am not a prude but I wear a little more than a slip dress when I visit my in-laws
Is the text box tilted or is it just me?
The flowers are nice but wouldn't call them incredible?
You could tell people about being stung by a wasp without showing the sting itself?
We get it, you're married and your hubby took your name.
This is a cute picture and whoever said she looks good in blue, was right.
Guys, any idea what is it with these self-timer pics? Good old selfie or asking a friend to take a pic is not good enough? (OK, it would be quite cringe to ask a friend to take a picture while you jump up and down your husband and kiss him).
Remember when she had that wobble? She posted this the day after:
And yes Katie, many people are feeling the "doom" as you say, but please think before compare yourself to them. The lockdowns were a minor inconvenience to you because you couldn't go out. But you lived in a lovely spacious apartment, drunk gorgeous wine every night and were planning your wedding. I will get personal for a moment, I lost my dream job after the first lockdown and I am on my third job since then; the previous two were my pandemic jobs, jobs to get by. My new job is
nice, I am learning new skills but financially, I make less money than I did before the start of pandemic. It hurts, especially with the cost of living & energy prices crisis. There are more people like me, I am lucky anyway because my partner makes good money in a stable industry but we still need to be careful. There are people in much worse situations and they have the full right to feel the "doom".
I am glad she picked herself up and is starting to improve (she even ended the last vlog and thanked us for the support, which was a step in the right direction). It's good* to share these things too - we all have wobbles and worries but Katie should reflect on the way she communicates these things to the world (*is it really good though, as no-one actually thinks that influencers' lives are all gifted experiences and rose petals). Maybe not posting pictures of herself crying
when she is actively crying? She could have quietly worked it through with G and post about it a day or two after, when she had a bit more clarity as to why that moment of anxiety happened and more of a plan of how to deal with it. She needs to be a bit less impulsive with her content.
Would also be helpful to say if foundation is mat or dewy etc as different skins have different needs.
