Just watched Louise's stories, and does it seem very off to anyone else how she constantly reverts every situation back to how she was in a bad, lonely place either 10 years ago, or when she was going through the divorce, etc?
It made the stories (in my eyes) so inappropriate, as she was asking for reassurance for Darcy then crying when a few people sent comments back, saying she was so lonely 10 years ago. It a) uses her daughters good deed to revert attention back to her, which is sad but true, and b) sends the message that the second that Louise thinks she will get criticism, or is vulnerable to it, she can throw a sob story and expect that now everyone that was going to criticize will feel bad for her and about themselves, that they dared want to critique. It sort of makes her bulletproof. And the only person I ever knew that done this was a full blown narcissist, sorry to say. If I ever told them that an action they done upset me, they would deflect by saying that they were a young mum and didn't have time for anything else, or something similar.
It's just so strange.
Also I think someone else has said this, but Louise begging for reassurance from her audience makes me think that she knew that posting her daughter doing charity work online when she didn't want it shared was wrong, and to assuage her guilty conscience she used the approval and reassurance of others. Very strange to think that's a case study of the whole way she lives? Do something wrong but get public approval, love and reassurance and it can right whatever wrong, rather than doing right in the first place?