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The staged sad pout and lip syncing to an emotive song makes me cringe so hard. I’m so embarrassed for those people who film themselves crying for content, yet always manage to get the angle and filter and lighting just right and look immaculate while they do. It’s just the way they’ve had to actively set their phone up, hit record, then walk away to cry. It’s seriously unhinged. In my difficult moments I just want to chuck a duvet over my bright pink, puffy crying face and be left alone, my mind isn’t on how to monetise my tears with my performative bullsh!t.

She’s chucking out the toddler bed that she keeps banging her head on. Wasn’t she gifted it? Ungrateful cat.
 
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She’s chucking out the toddler bed that she keeps banging her head on. Wasn’t she gifted it? Ungrateful cat.
I thought so too yet she claims she doesn’t even know where it is from, which is so ungrateful.

Am I alone in thinking her latest story is an undeclared ad for Habitat/Sainsburys?
 
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I thought so too yet she claims she doesn’t even know where it is from, which is so ungrateful.
Doesn’t know where it’s from and is slagging it off on a huge public platform. If I was kindly given something for free and it didn’t work for me I’d just discreetly replace it and keep my mouth shut.

I’m not sure she understands that not every waking thought and dull life occurrence has to be “content”. She is just so desperate (for freebies) and so so entitled and attention hungry, it’s such a tragic watch. I’d hate to be Minnie in 5 years when her brain is fully matured and she looks back in hindsight about what a twit she looked on the internet for all to see and analyse… and all for some free bedding.
 
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Why not keep the bed for the boy?
See she’s answered a few of our questions off here, thanks for clarifying Minnie or is your real name Maureen?
 
She’s tagged her mum in a story because they have a “super exciting project” coming up! Boke.

I wonder if it’s anything to do with getting suckers to pay for items on the Amazon wish list in her mum’s link in bio as well as hers?
 
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See she’s posted a reel of Alex now kissing her a**e now! Don't know why she would associate with her.
 
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The link to her sob story earlier was quite enlightening, I’m very new to Minnie.

It really showed her immaturity.

I’m not going to doubt that her mum married an emotionally immature man who didn’t know how to channel his frustrations into anything other than shouting and punching walls, and that that was utterly horrific for her mum and all the children in the house. I married one of those kind of guys once too, I get it. But all the “recordings” of him allegedly being abusive seem to me to be nothing more than an inarticulate bloke trying his level best to guide a teenage stepdaughter who is being a cat.

He told her at 18 she’s accountable for her actions, that she has to pay rent in the home she lives in regardless of how many nights of the week she chooses to stay elsewhere, that she can’t ’treat her mum like that’. He ain’t wrong. He sounds at the end of his tether after trying to do his level best with a teenage diva. And she calls that… narcissistic abuse?

The fact she’s then tried to capitalise on a pretty standard human family spat, and framing it like some tragic tale of abuse for clout, makes me really angry. She’s also outed herself as a total liar. She keeps claiming she was “homeless”, but it appears very exaggerated for impact. What it seems she really meant was she had a couple of bogstandard teenage hissy fits and spent 5 days refusing to go home until social services intervened and took her back again.

“You kicked me out.” she says.
“That’s a really tit way to put it.” he says, calmly, meaning he’s not actually thrown her out, it’s likely more nuanced than that, he probably told her if she doesn’t want to pull her weight and drop the attitude then she needs to find somewhere else to be and she went off in a sulk.

Lots of families have those kind of heated conversations in utter despair with their teenagers. I got “kicked out” all the time and swore I’d never be like that with my own teens but BOY have I come close! Parenting teens is really hard work.

She claims she told college she was being abused and they, obviously with a duty of care, sourced her emergency accommodation in a room in a hostel. I bet she thrived on that, feeling like some kind of Jacqueline Wilson character and getting to use videos of herself crying about it as “content” for pity and freebies.

I’m sure it all felt very difficult for her, being a teenage girl and her mum marrying a man who doesn’t sound particularly bright and didn’t know what the hell he was doing with an authority-resenting, angsty, entitled, hormonal teenage girl. But the voice clips do not tally with the narrative she is spinning, I think there are two versions of this, and I actually think it’s in incredibly poor taste to be monetising what sounds like all she ever did was throw her toys out her pram.

Her wide open Facebook post about her first Mother’s Day is tragic as hell as well. “I’ve always wanted to be a mummy and now it’s FINALLY happened”. Finally? You were 18!

She’s just a massive attention seeker. And I’m not saying that like it’s a character flaw per se, she was clearly a child who didn’t have her needs met and that’s really sad. But she needs bleeping therapy and real life friends, she doesn’t need to be selling every private detail of her existence (and her children’s existence) to TikTok for crying out loud.

These “Mummy Influencers” are THE WORST. No child should live out their childhoods in the public eye like this. Showing 130k (mostly creepy male) strangers your little girl’s bedroom, her sacred safe space where she sleeps, is just really odd man. I don’t care how much money it makes, it shouldn’t be a “thing” to exploit your kids’ precious childhoods like that. Why have we normalised this behaviour? Kids deserve privacy. I can’t wait for the day being a “mummy influencer” is framed as the abuse it really is. Those poor kids.

ETA: Sorry, I deep dived into her this evening. There’s so much to unpack!
 
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Actually seen about 5 accounts telling people their earnings and how to help you make their posts profitable for them recently, must be a trend at the moment, not just Minnie Mousey, Beggars actually begging for likes and hearts,
“Click my link il get 3p even if you don’t buy it”
Er no thanks.
 
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So glad I've found a thread on her. She really creeps me out. Think it's the eyes. Something not right.
 
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Still using #solomum on a video where she says her partner carried the toy storage up the stairs because it was too heavy for her. Toy storage a kind follower paid for out of their own purse, that she felt “cheeky” accepting. Then don’t accept it, you grifting little narc?

So she’s not a solo mum, is she? She’s just appropriating the genuine struggles of others?

She thinks falling out with her parents at 18 and choosing to sleep on friends’ sofas and outdoors for a week and staying in a hostel for 5 minutes she knows what “homelessness” feels like, now she’s branding herself as a solo parent who by all accounts is surrounded by people who support her and has a boyfriend.
 
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Looks 12 with a 45 year olds body and hair. You just know the fella lives with her on the low down. How long til baby 3 comes along?
 
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Still using #solomum on a video where she says her partner carried the toy storage up the stairs because it was too heavy for her. Toy storage a kind follower paid for out of their own purse, that she felt “cheeky” accepting. Then don’t accept it, you grifting little narc?

So she’s not a solo mum, is she? She’s just appropriating the genuine struggles of others?

She thinks falling out with her parents at 18 and choosing to sleep on friends’ sofas and outdoors for a week and staying in a hostel for 5 minutes she knows what “homelessness” feels like, now she’s branding herself as a solo parent who by all accounts is surrounded by people who support her and has a boyfriend.
She felt cheeky because she knows what she’s doing is morally wrong.

Abusing the goodwill of other people is bleeping disgusting. No person with an ounce of self respect would do that unless they were on the bones of their a and she most definitely isn’t.

I liked her at first but she became greedy very quickly, but the red flag was her getting back together with her boyfriend the minute she got the house. She’s not a solo parent if he’s around helping her and I find it offensive that she is duping people into believing she is using those hashtags.

She’s a grifter. A modern day beggar. Someone using her kids in pity party posts and taking off others during a cost of living crisis.
 
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All of her air-headed followers bleating about how “inspirational” she is to have pulled herself out of the gutter after being in a hostel like she’s done something truly incredibly astounding and not like she’s simply just got herself knocked up and been given a free house on the council and benefits to boot. 🙄 I’ve done more inspirational tubes.

ETA: Yeah I know it takes two to tango. That lad looks like a right drip though, bet he couldn’t even put a condom on a carrot.

All her income is from benefits, gifts from losers on the internet, and the odd few quid from TikTok ads that she adds monthly to her benefits calculation. She’s living the life of Riley. What isn’t free is “earned” (I use the term loosely) through every 20 year old narcissist's hobby of dancing around on a camera for cotton-brained strangers who lick their a.

She’s selling her kids’ private lives for a fraction of a penny per view, and leaving them wide open to later-life identity theft, AI manipulation of their pictures for paedos, and public ridicule. That’s not inspirational, that’s abusive. The culture of ‘oversharenting’ makes me sick. “Good mums” don’t need to seek validation from TikTok about what a good mum they are, they just crack on and raise their kids.
 
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All of her air-headed followers bleating about how “inspirational” she is to have pulled herself out of the gutter after being in a hostel like she’s done something truly incredibly astounding and not like she’s simply just got herself knocked up and been given a free house on the council and benefits to boot. 🙄 I’ve done more inspirational tubes.

ETA: Yeah I know it takes two to tango. That lad looks like a right drip though, bet he couldn’t even put a condom on a carrot.

All her income is from benefits, gifts from losers on the internet, and the odd few quid from TikTok ads that she adds monthly to her benefits calculation. She’s living the life of Riley. What isn’t free is “earned” (I use the term loosely) through every 20 year old narcissist's hobby of dancing around on a camera for cotton-brained strangers who lick their a.

She’s selling her kids’ private lives for a fraction of a penny per view, and leaving them wide open to later-life identity theft, AI manipulation of their pictures for paedos, and public ridicule. That’s not inspirational, that’s abusive. The culture of ‘oversharenting’ makes me sick. “Good mums” don’t need to seek validation from TikTok about what a good mum they are, they just crack on and raise their kids.
Exactly. 2 of my kids have SEN (1 severely autistic the other has mild CP) and I don't even mention it on my SM to people I know. Rarely post pics of em and when I do I make sure my settings are private and the people I have on SM are people I actually know.(I do post first day of school and Xmas day photos that sort of thing). Just couldn't imagine selling my kids out or breaching their privacy like that.
 
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