We all make mistakes? Indeed. I’ve left the car unlocked at times. I’ve gone out without putting the washing machine on. I’ve forgotten my purse at times. They are mistakes.It’s not going down too well with some Grazia readers on Insta that they’ve run the article. Unless something else happens, I reckon the press attention has reached its height and Insta will no longer be discussing it by tomorrow. Though FOD can’t hide forever - that will generate interest when he puts in his first Insta appearance. He’s better getting it out of the way with imo and doing it today.
She’s not anymoreShe's hosting an event this weekend about how to fail, oh dear. This article has dated badly
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Very good point, the thing is Luisa is interesting without the kids or husband being on social media... FOD & MOD where would they be without the kids ? They’d have nothing to talk about xLuisa’s story is a good one. She makes a very good point at the end saying don’t put your whole family out there on the internet if you can’t take the fact that people will comment about you. She said she could take it as she’s not bothered about people opinions, but keeps her family private because she doesn’t see why her husband and kids should take it too.
Exactly! It wasn't a mistake. It was a deliberate act, over many months and it only stopped because she was banned. She has been hoping it'll go away and that Tattle would be silenced before anyone found out what she'd been up to.We all make mistakes? Indeed. I’ve left the car unlocked at times. I’ve gone out without putting the washing machine on. I’ve forgotten my purse at times. They are mistakes.
Creating a fake profile to try and make oneself seem more likeable is not a mistake. Creating a profile and slagging off ones mates is not a mistake. That’s bat shit crazy.
I’d agree it isn’t bullying - except MOD kept bringing MP up repeatedly from her earliest to last posts, so that has more of a feeling of sustained bullying.Real question, just reading comments on Clemmies last post - the word bully / bullying is used again and again. IMO it’s bitching and backstabbing not bullying ...
I agree.Real question, just reading comments on Clemmies last post - the word bully / bullying is used again and again. IMO it’s bitching and backstabbing not bullying ...
A mistake?We all make mistakes? Indeed. I’ve left the car unlocked at times. I’ve gone out without putting the washing machine on. I’ve forgotten my purse at times. They are mistakes.
Creating a fake profile to try and make oneself seem more likeable is not a mistake. Creating a profile and slagging off ones mates is not a mistake. That’s bat shit crazy.
She also calls what’s said here is bullying publicly numerous times, so by her own admission she in her view was actively choosing to bully. Based on her relationships with these people it is.I’d agree it isn’t bullying - except MOD kept bringing MP up repeatedly from her earliest to last posts, so that has more of a feeling of sustained bullying.
Wasn’t she hashtagmom as well?A mistake?
No.
she created MORE THAN ONE fake profile on tattle and was posting on here for months. She was making a considered and deliberate decision to log on and post on here. It wasn’t just a one off, knee jerk reaction.
Can’t like this enough.Luisa’s story is a good one. She makes a very good point at the end saying don’t put your whole family out there on the internet if you can’t take the fact that people will comment about you. She said she could take it as she’s not bothered about people opinions, but keeps her family private because she doesn’t see why her husband and kids should take it too.
This is because of the MLM element. They all want to like it because of they just get enough followers they could have her lifestyle too... 'Look at me supporting you... Please like and share my page!'Not sure what it would take for the Instaflock to see her for what she truly is. The comments are all about enjoying her content and not wanting that to change...
There are women who genuinely like doing this. I went and got a degree and a good job. Now I am at home, and I LOVE my life. For me, I feel privledged I dont have to work while.my husband works. I wish women would stop bashing other women who LIKE being a housewife.I can't lie I have watched the implosion with interest and amusement.
But I am deeply saddened that the press aren't picking up the issues that tattle raise on a daily basis;
Child protection issues, horrendous over consumption, pressure on women to keep up and have it all, the PTWM charity pot, The Ingham dads behaviour, the undisclosed ads, the undisclosed swipe ups and cookies.
The complete lack of professional accountability and guidelines to adhere to.
I am also saddened that the insta mums live such vacuous lifes that they don't mention anything beyond #ads unless prompted to do so by a band wagon they can jump on.
There are huge education cuts happening, schools are closing for an afternoon across the country because they can't afford to stay open.
Women aren't being paid equally. (Google Samira Ahmed)
There is a large exodus of women MPs from parliament because they receive such horrendous abuse, a huge amount more than men.
But don't worry about social issues just be a good girl and buy this bag on this swipe up... It galls me that this is the current influnence on women, its bigger than some bathroom tiles, it's back to a 1950's way of being the little woman indoors who keeps the house and herself looking good!!
Again, 'visiting' journalists and other people now sneaking around here with a preconceived notion Tattle is about 'trolling': please take note of this and all of the REAL concerns that are discussed here.I can't lie I have watched the implosion with interest and amusement.
But I am deeply saddened that the press aren't picking up the issues that tattle raise on a daily basis;
Child protection issues, horrendous over consumption, pressure on women to keep up and have it all, the PTWM charity pot, The Ingham dads behaviour, the undisclosed ads, the undisclosed swipe ups and cookies.
The complete lack of professional accountability and guidelines to adhere to.
I am also saddened that the insta mums live such vacuous lifes that they don't mention anything beyond #ads unless prompted to do so by a band wagon they can jump on.
There are huge education cuts happening, schools are closing for an afternoon across the country because they can't afford to stay open.
Women aren't being paid equally. (Google Samira Ahmed)
There is a large exodus of women MPs from parliament because they receive such horrendous abuse, a huge amount more than men.
But don't worry about social issues just be a good girl and buy this bag on this swipe up... It galls me that this is the current influnence on women, its bigger than some bathroom tiles, it's back to a 1950's way of being the little woman indoors who keeps the house and herself looking good!!
It would be good if Martin Lewis of Money Saving Expert could pick up on the swipe up/affiliate problems for his site and TV appearances. He could explain about how they leave cookies etc and that the person posting the swipe up benefits financially.I can't lie I have watched the implosion with interest and amusement.
But I am deeply saddened that the press aren't picking up the issues that tattle raise on a daily basis;
Child protection issues, horrendous over consumption, pressure on women to keep up and have it all, the PTWM charity pot, The Ingham dads behaviour, the undisclosed ads, the undisclosed swipe ups and cookies.
The complete lack of professional accountability and guidelines to adhere to.
I am also saddened that the insta mums live such vacuous lifes that they don't mention anything beyond #ads unless prompted to do so by a band wagon they can jump on.
There are huge education cuts happening, schools are closing for an afternoon across the country because they can't afford to stay open.
Women aren't being paid equally. (Google Samira Ahmed)
There is a large exodus of women MPs from parliament because they receive such horrendous abuse, a huge amount more than men.
But don't worry about social issues just be a good girl and buy this bag on this swipe up... It galls me that this is the current influnence on women, its bigger than some bathroom tiles, it's back to a 1950's way of being the little woman indoors who keeps the house and herself looking good!!
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