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Her self-pity post about being hated made me do a little mouth sick. Social media engagement chasing brings out some serious cringe in people.

My upbringing makes Minnie’s look like a bleeping fairytale. The older you get, the more you realise that everyone has a past, everyone has skeletons in the closet, everyone has sob stories. But it takes a special kind of immature and self-indulgent to try to cash in on being some kind of “inspiration” for disclosing all of your intimate and identifiable information online for clicks and gifts and validation from strangers.

The only people she needs to inspire are her children. The only place she should be trauma dumping is therapy, not on the internet. I’m scarlet for her.
 
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It would seem that’s what I need to do! Honestly this country is just getting bleeper and bleeper! I’m sure we are just a social experiment to see how long before we all lost our tit and revolt!
I think the glory days of influencers are over. Even the more successful ones are doing fewer ads now and I hope this is the beginning of the end. The cost of living crisis has created an influencing PR nightmare because people have started to question why talentless nobodies are constantly being gifted freebies. A good example is Mrs Hinch as it seems that her greedy P&G financed lifestyle is unrelatable to most ordinary people and now see through the facade she portrays.

The big businesses and influencers got greedy and shot themselves in the foot. Unfortunately it’s the innocent children I feel sorry for because nothing can undo the damage already done. Their whole lives have been sold for human consumption.
 
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Sounds like you just need to become an “influencer” instead @dumdums83, just sell your kids’ souls to strangers on the internet for freebies!

You’ll have all the brand new mod cons, overpriced rugs, and home decor you can shake a pokey stick at, you’ll be able to buy multiple designer car seats in a week, and have enough spare cash to piss away on two holidays in a month and £160 a pop driving lessons.

Documentary on Netflix now about Kidinfuencers. There's a quote in it from a peodo perv commented somewhere saying how Mothers give them what they want to see easily. Blurs and emojis on faces can removed apparently.
 
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Her self-pity post about being hated made me do a little mouth sick. Social media engagement chasing brings out some serious cringe in people.

My upbringing makes Minnie’s look like a bleeping fairytale. The older you get, the more you realise that everyone has a past, everyone has skeletons in the closet, everyone has sob stories. But it takes a special kind of immature and self-indulgent to try to cash in on being some kind of “inspiration” for disclosing all of your intimate and identifiable information online for clicks and gifts and validation from strangers.

The only people she needs to inspire are her children. The only place she should be trauma dumping is therapy, not on the internet. I’m scarlet for her.
She's an inspirational to those commenting who are no doubt that ilk.

She's taken the easy way, getting pregers to be looked after by the State and got a brand new home for nothing..new homea aee ao much easier. Blank canvas. Bo removing 50 years out of an older place ! It has always infuriated me - females can do this to receive a home. Singles males have never stood a chance of getting a social place if jobless/homeless. Maybe now they claim on the MH card.

Her attitude and outlook is absolutely zero accountability for herself and her actions.
 
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I think the glory days of influencers are over. Even the more successful ones are doing fewer ads now and I hope this is the beginning of the end. The cost of living crisis has created an influencing PR nightmare because people have started to question why talentless nobodies are constantly being gifted freebies. A good example is Mrs Hinch as it seems that her greedy P&G financed lifestyle is unrelatable to most ordinary people and now see through the facade she portrays.

The big businesses and influencers got greedy and shot themselves in the foot. Unfortunately it’s the innocent children I feel sorry for because nothing can undo the damage already done. Their whole lives have been sold for human consumption.
I have not been a Hinch fan, EVER. My thoughts on her from the start of her career is she's a pushy talentless saleswoman. In a tasteless, cold, grey home. Another one who sold her soul and kids online. She is one of the fore Mothers of the influencing, kid influencing along with Stacey Solomon. I can't believe how SS gets clapped on how lovely they all are, such a lovely family. Stacey is interested in 1 thing only MONEY. She has favourite children and it is so blatantly obvious.

About time Influencers disapear for ever.
 
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It’s the boohoo my babydaddy ignored me while I was giving birth that got me. She keeps alluding to abuse from him but never quite saying it, it just feels attention seeky/click baity.

If he was a 30 year old adult I’d say that’s despicable, he should be accountable for caring for the mother of his child, but this lad was also a kid. 18 year olds aren’t supposed to know how to be loving and supportive partners in serious life-altering situations, they’re meant to be figuring out who they are and where they belong in the world. He was in the room, that says he half knew it was right to be there, but he looks so harmless in all her old videos I think he was probably like a rabbit caught in headlights. Maybe he was also traumatised, Minnie? At that age, with no life experience, who can really blame him?

I think it’s in very poor taste to publicly go and badmouth the father of her children at any age though, to divulge that delicate and sensitive insight into their relationship for the world to pick apart and pass judgement. Not only does she risk destabilising any potential future for effective co-parenting, but that’s out there on the internet now for her kids to be wounded by.

I think I’ve said this before, but it seems the decision to have children was calculated on Minnie’s part and she just chose an easily led sap of a boyfriend to go along with it. She posted at 18 about “finally being a mum”. Finally. At 18. Starting a family was clearly something she thought about more than the average teenage girl for it to have felt so long-awaited. I blame her good-for-nothing sponger parents with their 11 benefits-raised kids between them who left this little girl to struggle without proper guidance and led by example.

She definitely saw it as the easy route to independent living, housing and money, she was lonely, and she didn’t have the insight or maturity to realise she had childhood hurt to process before trying to bring life into the world with the first boy to want to dip his wick in her. She clearly wanted to make a family for herself who would have no choice but to love her back, but choosing the wrong teenage lad to do it with backfired. She doesn’t then get to ag him off online, just because she made naive decisions. What if he started doing the same? What if he started telling 200k people on the internet personal stuff about their time together? I bet he and his family would portray her as a very different person to the Minnie brand she’s trying to build.

I agree, influencers need to disappear forever. They all need to go and get some self-awareness and therapy and take their kids’ personal lives off the internet.
 
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It’s the boohoo my babydaddy ignored me while I was giving birth that got me. She keeps alluding to abuse from him but never quite saying it, it just feels attention seeky/click baity.

If he was a 30 year old adult I’d say that’s despicable, he should be accountable for caring for the mother of his child, but this lad was also a kid. 18 year olds aren’t supposed to know how to be loving and supportive partners in serious life-altering situations, they’re meant to be figuring out who they are and where they belong in the world. He was in the room, that said he half knew it was right to be there, but he looks so harmless in all her old videos I think he was probably like a rabbit caught in headlights. At that age, with no life experience, who can really blame him?

I think it’s in very poor taste to publicly go and badmouth the father of her children at any age though, to divulge that delicate and sensitive insight into their relationship for the world to pick apart and pass judgement. Not only does she risk destabilising any potential future for effective co-parenting, but that’s out there on the internet now for her kids to be wounded by.

I think I’ve said this before, but it seems the decision to have children was calculated on Minnie’s part and she just chose an easily led sap of a boyfriend to go along with it. She posted at 18 about “finally being a mum”. Finally. At 18. Starting a family was clearly something she thought about more than the average teenage girl for it to have felt so long-awaited. She definitely saw it as the easy route to independent living, housing and money, she was lonely, and she didn’t have the insight or maturity to realise she had childhood hurt to process before trying to bring life into the world with the first boy to want to dip his wick in her. She clearly wanted to make a family for herself who would have no choice but to love her back, but choosing the wrong teenage lad to do it with backfired. She doesn’t then get to ag him off online, just because she made naive decisions. What if he started doing the same? What if he started telling 200k people on the internet personal stuff about their time together? I bet he and his family would portray her as a very different person to the Minnie brand she’s trying to build.

I agree, influencers need to disappear forever. They all need to go and get some self-awareness and therapy and take their lives off the internet.
You articulate so acuratley & perfectly Felicia! 👌
 
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Not only is she shouting to a public audience of creeps on the internet about being a single mum and living alone in the Norfolk area with two tiny and recognisable children, but now she’s showing off a fully identifiable car and promoting that it will soon be sold on Facebook Marketplace…

This girl has absolutely no clue how to safeguard herself or her children, she’s a risk to them. I’m seriously considering putting in a report, I’m scared for them. She doesn’t care as long as she’s getting likes and praise! It’s tragic. All it’s going to take is for one of the creeps to arrange to look at the car and they will be able to narrow down her location. How stupid and desperate for attention can you get?!

Did anyone else watch the Netflix documentary about kidfluencing? There were some seriously scary stats about how the majority of engagement on posts about kids were… weird men. Why would you risk it?
 
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Not only is she shouting to a public audience of creeps on the internet about being a single mum and living alone in the Norfolk area with two tiny and recognisable children, but now she’s showing off a fully identifiable car and promoting that it will soon be sold on Facebook Marketplace…

This girl has absolutely no clue how to safeguard herself or her children, she’s a risk to them. I’m seriously considering putting in a report, I’m scared for them. She doesn’t care as long as she’s getting likes and praise! It’s tragic. All it’s going to take is for one of the creeps to arrange to look at the car and they will be able to narrow down her location. How stupid and desperate for attention can you get?!

Did anyone else watch the Netflix documentary about kidfluencing? There were some seriously scary stats about how the majority of engagement on posts about kids were… weird men. Why would you risk it?
I watched it, I think I mentioned it days ago on this thread. The pervs say they get what they want for free from these parents putting it out there. It is also possible to remove emojis and blurs from faces.

She is so naieve and bloody stupid.
 
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Bloody joke of it all, she thinks she's some sort of public service announcer, information sharer 🙄 She needs guidance and tutoring to be living as an adult and parenting..she really is clueless
 
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Wonder if she realises the cost of insurance after passing the test. It is much more than when on an L plate. Circa 3-4 thousand a year. Or, she's desperate to pass because claiming disability of some kind and is entitled to a car on the state, everything paid.
 
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Wonder if she realises the cost of insurance after passing the test. It is much more than when on an L plate. Circa 3-4 thousand a year. Or, she's desperate to pass because claiming disability of some kind and is entitled to a car on the state, everything paid.
I wondered this too, but she would need to be claiming for a mobility element which is not easy to qualify for for mental health rather than physical issues. She’s probably just waiting for one of the pervy old men on her followers to offer to buy her a car.


Bloody joke of it all, she thinks she's some sort of public service announcer, information sharer 🙄 She needs guidance and tutoring to be living as an adult and parenting..she really is clueless
Public service announcer 🤣 All these baby instahuns are the same, so self-involved and bordering on narcissistic that they’re on permanent transmit, genuinely believing that their bogstandard life is something unique and inspirational that is worthy of a broadcast. They have one video that hits algorithm gold and crown themselves something special. It makes me cringe so hard.
 
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In a way I hope she passes, it’ll give her so much more freedom and independence and she might be able to pursue a “proper” career instead of selling her kids’ privacy. But if she’s talking about not remembering to indicate at the right time or forgetting to check her mirrors, I’m not convinced that she will. That’s the absolute basics! I think she’s rushed this, and wasted an awful lot of money in the process.

I notice she bought M some new clothes from Next, and it looks like the screenshot of the £700 of car seats was Next too. She’s obviously gone and got herself into masses of high interest debt with a Next credit account just to keep up with the Joneses Insahuns. Stupid girl! This will all bite her on the a.
 
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So several hundred pounds a week for lessons, £700 worth of designer car seats to sit around gathering dust, no car to put them in, no licence to even drive one, a theory test retake to sit that could be weeks away, and then a waiting game (averaging 22 weeks) for a driving test. What a waste of money to have tried to rush it! How will she afford to keep up with practice between now and her test, as well as buy a car?

I’m glad she failed though actually, she’s showing herself to be too impatient and impulsive in nature and to lack critical thinking and planning skills. I don’t want drivers with those attributes on the road.
 
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I know she said that she would have passed with two minors if she didn’t get that serious fault but if it was early in her test then the examiners just tend to stop marking as you’ve already failed.

Also if on her mocks she is still getting serious faults she shouldn’t be taking her test. I guarantee she will suddenly have enough money to carry on lessons and will be looking for every cancellation so she doesn’t have to retake her theory,
 
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Driving is a lot more than being able to make a car move forwards! Agreed, her instructor should have insisted she move her test because she clearly wasn’t ready if she was still failing mocks.

I knew someone who failed with 0 minors but 1 major and they were making out like it was so unfair and they were obviously a perfect driver or they’d have got some minors! Well umm, sorry to break it to you but it’s the majors that determine whether you’re really fit to be on the road or not, they’re the faults than can cause MAJOR accidents.

Saying she just got unlucky that that person had broken down in that spot and she would have passed otherwise, like it was just misfortune and not her lack of adequate training. It’s a good job that car was there then really, because she obviously doesn’t know how to deal with unexpected hazards on the road yet! It’s a bit like saying well yeah, I would have passed if I was the only vehicle on the road. The whole point is you need to be able to navigate other people’s driving safely!
 
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Jesus bloody christ
Where to start 🤔
My two penith.

Brand new drivers need a lot of experience on the road, a lot of experience. It is totally different from lessons. I passed years ago, with less traffic on the roads. The first drive off and thereafter with no one beside you is daunting and a bit scary. Absolutely no way should a newly passed driver be driving two bleeping babies for starters. Anyone driven with babies and youngsters in the back,? I have with many years driving under my belt, they can be very offputting, distracting, and always at the most inconvenient times. You really need some driving experience under your belt.

Nowadays, insurance companies put restrictions on newly passed YOUNG drivers. I.e not driving late at night, not to drive passengers of young ages, slightly lower premiums for having a dash cam. All of this is common sense and a saftey exercise preventing serious crashes and RTA deaths. Absolutely NO WAY would I let a child of mine her age, drive newly passed with those 2 young kids in with her. So, even if she did pass she should not be driving the babies.

WtF is all this money coming from? Hope she'll send the car seats back for a full refund. By the time she passes they coukd be out of the car seats.

The money she's spent, wasted, thrown down the drain.😲 classic example of someone easy come, easy go not working for it. It utterly disgusts me. One thing everyone in life should do is respect the £1 coin. Anyone self made, says this. It is the best saying I ever heard, many years ago and I heard the very successful founder of SKIMS , Emma Gede say it not long ago. She's a multimillionaire. These people would not waste 1p because they know the value of money and what it takes to get what they have achieved.

I am not a hater, Minnie needs educating on financial health, adulting, common sense, children's saftey and to stop knee jerking responses - all good things come to those who wait.
 
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