I agree that some things that have been mentioned about her tattoos seem to be more mockery than for a relevant reason, but the main point made about her tattoos is actually valid. Why say that you intend to buy a house and that you aim to be self sufficient soon etc and then blow hundreds on tattoos and other body modifications all at once for no purpose other than vanity? It doesn't seem like a very responsible thing to do especially when you have a -daughter- to support, and one imagines that in not very long, her increasingly meagre YouTube income is really not going to do anything to support her and her daughter. So then what is she going to do? That is wholly related to parenting tips because she has to actually acknowledge that she can't just "do whatever she wants",- She gave up that right when she decided to have sex and conceive, and then voluntarily give birth to, a daughter, so Mia cannot be at the centre of her own world anymore. Fine, if she can manage to balance all of these impulsive and expensive hobbies and stuff with supporting her daughter ADEQUATELY, (including when she does not live in her parents' house,) then everyone is really happy for her, but it seems highly unlikely, (from the perspective of other mothers here who have an understanding of the financial situation of being a single mother without support.)
I think that it is highly unfair to write everyone on this entire forum as a bully, that is quite a sweeping generalisation, considering the amount of comments on here that have genuinely come from a place of care and frustration, including mine. Concern about lip fillers also comes from a place of care because as someone said, it clearly isn't a decision made by a confident and self assured person. We already know how much Mia hates her physical appearance, which is heartbreaking, but she says it repeatedly, so it isn't really a leap of faith to get to the conclusion that her desire for lip fillers come from a place of equal insecurity. If that is truly what will make her happy then I am happy for her, but I am CONCERNED, not bullying, because, again, as someone else mentioned, it can be a very deep rabbithole of unhappiness and dependency to fall into. I'm sure not one of us would ever wish that upon Mia.
If she didn't want other people to analyse her life, then she shouldn't be broadcasting it onto YouTube. As far as I am concerned, no one is forcing her to do so, it has been done voluntarily, therefore unfortunately she has to be held accountable for what she posts, because it is her sole responsibility. She is also legally an adult now. Most of us here are desperately encouraging her to STOP broadcasting her life onto YouTube and social media because it CLEARLY IS NOT HELPING HER, but she won't stop, because she can't stop, and she doesn't want to hear it. I wholeheartedly wish she would, however. Yes, I'm sure if our lives were under equal scrutiny then it would really affect us, but for that reason, we have been sensible enough to NOT DO THAT, because we have assessed the consequences of our actions. Mia never seems to assess the consequences of any of her actions which is half of the problem that you've kindly brought to our attention here