100% agree. Its not worth it at all.I agree with you completely but just don't think it's worth it. She's upset more than she's happy and speaking for me personally, I just don't see that the benefits of what the page gives her outweigh the negativity surrounding it and what it does to her health. Of course someone else (like Lucy) might think differently and it's worth it. I just couldn't do it and do think she's a strong girl.
I said it. We will have to disagree on that one. If I was judged on the person I was before reaching 18 I would hate it. Its weird holding onto grudges from secondary school. Totally understand what you are saying about RC and EK but I still wouldn't support their secondary school history representing the women they are today you do realise how much the brain matures during those years? Irrelevant argument to be honest. Judge her for what you see, not what some jealous young one has to say. I dont agree with any thing she has done lately, very irresponsible. Ringing her mother in the middle of the night etc pissed drunk. I wont however, focus on her childhood. Maybe again its my age but Its strange.Bottom line here with Lucy is she should not be on a public social media platform!
She can do whatever she likes but not when she’s in the public eye like when is she going to realise this.! Honestly I do think she is a really nice girl but her social media actually goes through me and makes me dislike her so much, does anyone else feel like that? I’ve met her so many times and she’s so so lovely and absolutely not who she portrays online and that’s what bugs me.
whoever is saying above that what happened in secondary school is irrelevant now and it shouldn’t be talked about, but she had an online presence when she was as young as 13 so she knew people would be speaking about her in the actions she done, that’s the issue here.
If this same thing was being spoken about for Rosie Connolly or Ellie Kelly I think people would have different views, why? Because Lucy plays the MH card very well