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What's shocking to me too is the amount of stuff she has had done to her face since leaving Love Island - she's so young, these treatments aren't going to age well. She had such a unique natural look on LI and I feel like she has frozen her face to look like every other influencer.
e.g. Compare this video from her on Love Island to this vlog from last year. The difference in insane, and this is without filters. Her jaw has decreased in size so much that I'm not sure if it's botox injections (they decrease the size of your masseter muscle) or if she has actually had her jaw shaved. She has had a ton of filler put into her chin and cheekbones and her eyebrows are permanently raised. I just don't understand it, I feel like these treatments are making girls in their early 20s look like Real Housewives. I just wanna shake them and make them stop.
e.g. Compare this video from her on Love Island to this vlog from last year. The difference in insane, and this is without filters. Her jaw has decreased in size so much that I'm not sure if it's botox injections (they decrease the size of your masseter muscle) or if she has actually had her jaw shaved. She has had a ton of filler put into her chin and cheekbones and her eyebrows are permanently raised. I just don't understand it, I feel like these treatments are making girls in their early 20s look like Real Housewives. I just wanna shake them and make them stop.
I’m glad baby got here safely but I don’t think someone with a public platform should be allowed to promote having a home birth with a breech baby. She was incredibly lucky that her baby got here safely, I still don’t think she realises how dangerous it was to still choose a home birth when her baby was breech.
So she can afford to send a load of influencers to the Maldives, yet cannot afford to cater to a bigger sizes? They could have made a point of doing the photoshoot in the UK, which I think would have been met with praise considering the world right now. If you are going to make body positivity your company goal to make you stand out, then you should at least invest in more sizes, not a press trip to the Maldives, which has been done by countless brands.
...What the actual fuck, she proudly admits to smacking her dog. And what the hell is the saucepan for?! I am speechless.
Influencers are the worst. Gets a dog that is completely out of her experience level because it looks cool, and has to resort to abuse because she doesn't know how to control it.
Influencers are the worst. Gets a dog that is completely out of her experience level because it looks cool, and has to resort to abuse because she doesn't know how to control it.
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For me, the pill changed my periods. I used to get debilitating period pains which would stop me from doing the most basic everyday tasks. Since being on the pill, my period pains have gone and I can now guarantee that I will be able to function the week of my period. Everybody has their own preferences with contraception, and what works for their body. I personally could not go through the process of the coil/implant as I don't like the idea of having it inserted, and I do not trust myself enough to do the 'natural cycles' kind of method. I feel like you have to be 100% on it for it to work, and if the average person has a busy life with work etc, that is just not sustainable. I really wish influencers would think more about what they post as I would hate for younger people to follow this advice and get pregnant.
I stopped watching her puppy content because it was pissing me off but I had a look today and this idiot is at it again.
She claims positive reinforcement didn't work for her puppy, explaining that he ignored her when she shouted "No" at him... but screaming "no" at your dog is not a form of positive reinforcement training, so I don't understand why she claiming positive reinforcement didn't work when she hasn't used those methods. I get the impression she has zero patience with this puppy which is why she is resorting to stupid outdated training techniques. Her solution has been to fill a water bottle with stones and shake it in his face when he mouths her and to spray him in the face with water, which apparently teaches him "right from wrong". Newsflash, moron, it only works because it startles your dog (i.e. frightens them). Eliciting a fear response in your dog is a great way to create undesirable side effects - anxiety, decreasing your dog's ability to learn (due to increased stress levels), aggression, confusion if it isn't clear what the punishment is linked to... etc etc.
I guarantee this dog is going to have issues when he grows into a big, high energy adult dog. Which was inevitable with her getting a breed like that when she has zero dog experience.
She claims positive reinforcement didn't work for her puppy, explaining that he ignored her when she shouted "No" at him... but screaming "no" at your dog is not a form of positive reinforcement training, so I don't understand why she claiming positive reinforcement didn't work when she hasn't used those methods. I get the impression she has zero patience with this puppy which is why she is resorting to stupid outdated training techniques. Her solution has been to fill a water bottle with stones and shake it in his face when he mouths her and to spray him in the face with water, which apparently teaches him "right from wrong". Newsflash, moron, it only works because it startles your dog (i.e. frightens them). Eliciting a fear response in your dog is a great way to create undesirable side effects - anxiety, decreasing your dog's ability to learn (due to increased stress levels), aggression, confusion if it isn't clear what the punishment is linked to... etc etc.
I guarantee this dog is going to have issues when he grows into a big, high energy adult dog. Which was inevitable with her getting a breed like that when she has zero dog experience.
AllSeeingEye123
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She's asking what people want from her. Someone tell her to come home.
I think, despite her efforts, Montana is now in the ‘irrelevant’ category.
greenvelvet
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Relevant here
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Freedomofspeech89
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She’s still adamant she’s going to have a homebirth. I would have thought someone in her family would have talked some sense into her by now. I just think it’s so selfish. She talks about not liking hospitals and not feeling relaxed in them which I get. But surely the safety of her baby is the most important thing at this stage. The comments on her latest tiktok are very against it as well. Lots of midwives and medical professionals commenting saying what she’s doing is extremely dangerous.
Lookingaround0987
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I’m sure her response will be along the lines of
“As long as you manifest it, have fairy lights up and playing Bridgeton music, you too can birth a breech baby at home”
“As long as you manifest it, have fairy lights up and playing Bridgeton music, you too can birth a breech baby at home”
GoldSilver
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It is very bad advice. Natural cycles should only be used if the woman is ok with the chance she might become pregnant. If she 100% does not want a baby at that time then needs something more reliable than natural cycles.
Not getting pregnant using natural cycles doesn’t mean that it’s working. They might not have got pregnant anyway. I know two people who used it and sang it’s praises. But then when they tried to get pregnant it took them a long time. So they wouldn’t have got pregnant anyway - but at the time they thought that natural cycles was preventing them from getting pregnant.
Not getting pregnant using natural cycles doesn’t mean that it’s working. They might not have got pregnant anyway. I know two people who used it and sang it’s praises. But then when they tried to get pregnant it took them a long time. So they wouldn’t have got pregnant anyway - but at the time they thought that natural cycles was preventing them from getting pregnant.
Moira Rose
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Whenever I see her I can't help but think she looks like crazy eyes. She is pretty, obviously, but ....
Forgot to post these from her launch day. Someone makes the very good point that it doesn't make sense that their tagline is 'no categorisation', when they only offer three sizes that are actually plus-size. If you're gonna try capitalise on the body positivity/size inclusivity movement you can't state you're inclusive when it's clear your brand isn't currently catering to larger sizes. I mean, if bloody ASOS offers a better size range than you, AND the bikinis you're claiming are suitable for plus-sized women visibly don't even fit them, how can you claim to be inclusive?!
Just soooooo over every other influencer jumping on the sustainability/body positivity train when ultimately it's all talk and no substance. Also, her replies to this person are amazingly rude. Agree with above that I don't see this brand doing so well.
Just soooooo over every other influencer jumping on the sustainability/body positivity train when ultimately it's all talk and no substance. Also, her replies to this person are amazingly rude. Agree with above that I don't see this brand doing so well.
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Opinionated
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Wtf has she done to her face 
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These influencers are exhausting with their constant need for validation. She goes on to screenshot all the positive replies to her story from the morons that follow her. Has she ever considered that the right thing to do isn't necessarily the same as what her biased following will tell her?
I'm also sick of the "we travelled before the UK lockdown!
" excuse that keeps getting used - didn't she travel when London was in Tier 4, which was illegal? And even if she travelled before the Tier 4 restrictions the advice has always been to avoid all but essential travel. But Montana clearly thinks she is above all govt guidance, including the guidance to wear masks and not throw massive birthday parties for yourself.
I'm also sick of the "we travelled before the UK lockdown!
" excuse that keeps getting used - didn't she travel when London was in Tier 4, which was illegal? And even if she travelled before the Tier 4 restrictions the advice has always been to avoid all but essential travel. But Montana clearly thinks she is above all govt guidance, including the guidance to wear masks and not throw massive birthday parties for yourself.