I just saw that too, it’s just a drawing. But yes, the comment about the phone getting stolen there is not very pc.
Ignore me! Turns out it wasn’t a real map. I misunderstood.
I just saw that too, it’s just a drawing. But yes, the comment about the phone getting stolen there is not very pc.https://tattle.life/threads/lily-pe...be-silly-its-all-about-lily.6187/post-1543623
Here is the map. It's a drawing, not a map of where she lives.
Ignore me! Turns out it wasn’t a real map. I misunderstood.I don’t understand why anyone who’s been mugged before would even post a map with where you do run online. Surely, you’d want to keep your whereabouts a bit more vague.
So I finally bothered to watched the video and she said the following regarding the desk situation..."Yes, lots of people have said I should get a bigger desk, I didn't realize that Rich was going to be working from home this year4. How much more rubbish and impersonal prints is she gonna put in her office before buying Rich a desk?
5. She didn’t get a bigger desk bc she didn’t know Rich was gonna be working from home this year (nobody told her)
Yup, that’s what I meant - both events are too far apart. Definitely think that map thing was disgusting and clearly gives us into her stereotypical thoughts. She documents everything else so although being mugged is no joke, I’m a little surprised she didn’t announce it at some point. She must have got more than 1 DM questioning that post too.the awful map she drew on her Instagram stories was during April time/the first lockdown in England. I’m sure she probably did reply to someone on DM saying she was previously mugged there and that’s why she made those comments, but I don’t think that’s what happened that was so awful during her book release (which was about 2.5 years ago) I think the two are completely separate.
Unless she said in the DM to the lady above “my book tour was cancelled due to me being mugged”, I think she was just making an excuse as to why she drew an awful Instagram story explaining why she can’t run in certain areas in her location.
Maybe in the past they’d agreed it was “her office” as she works from home. But the minute Rich was literally sent home and not allowed to legally go into work then surely she should have discussed this properly with him? He probably cba with arguing with her over it, she’s such an entitled brat.‘I do need a bigger desk’, ‘my office’, ‘I didn’t know rich would be working from home this year’ (really). She’s so self-absorbed! She speaks about Rich like he’s her child. Surely everyone else calls it ‘the office’ in their homes?
the reaction about ‘Santa’s’ visit was just so incredibly tone deaf. The majority of us are working our butts off to make Christmas happen and she’s getting luxurious freebies left right and centre!
We only had one desk in our (small) office, which my partner used at the beginning of working from home (early March where we live in Australia). As soon as we were able we rearranged the furniture, bought a second desk, ergonomic office chair and monitor so I didn't have to stare at my small laptop screen all day on an uncomfortable chair at the dining table. It's not hard.Maybe in the past they’d agreed it was “her office” as she works from home. But the minute Rich was literally sent home and not allowed to legally go into work then surely she should have discussed this properly with him? He probably cba with arguing with her over it, she’s such an entitled brat.
She actually blocked me for responding to that postYup, that’s what I meant - both events are too far apart. Definitely think that map thing was disgusting and clearly gives us into her stereotypical thoughts. She documents everything else so although being mugged is no joke, I’m a little surprised she didn’t announce it at some point. She must have got more than 1 DM questioning that post too.
I'm being petty, but strictly speaking, neither of the ways she pronounced it are correct.Yet again some thrilling content from Lily Pebbles this morning. The pronunciation of Uniqlo..
No! I thought that was what the poll was going to be on!She also said "my mind is blowing". Is this an English expression that I'm not familiar with?
Well Lily herself is third generation immigrant, as far as I know both sides grandparents immigrated during or before WWII. This is typical Lily privileged logic: she is white, and living in England so she is English, remember not just British, but English. The other non-white friends could not possibly be even British in her mind, but Nigerian and Guyanese. However, don’t forget that since the publication of this book she has spent an entire day educating herself on race and even has a BLM highlight, so let’s all rest assured she would never make this mistake again,I was wondering if she meant her friends were second generation immigrants so they're more closely tied to their family's homeland, but yeah no it's probably Lily's way of being like 'I'm not racist, I have non-white friends!'
It’s a London thing, you wouldn’t get it.She also said "my mind is blowing". Is this an English expression that I'm not familiar with?
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