Pastrytroll
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This review had me literally laugh out loud
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I was on the fence for a while, but the final straw for me was wave of light. We always light special candles for our Angels and I also join in with wave of light to honour all the other precious babies and their parents.***QUESTION TIME***
When, for you did Mrs Hinch stop being relatable and stop being your average village cleaning wife? What was the turning point for her to not be relatable anymore and just like anyone else?
For me, it was when she did the big nursery reveal for RonnieBlessHim’s room, everything in it was gifted, which wasn’t really an issue but it was the fact that almost everything in it was £1000+, the entire room must be well over £10k. I don’t think Tina in a one bedroom council house in Liverpool expecting her first baby can relate to that or even begin to afford half of it.
Then, when she got her extension paid for, all of her carpets paid for, all of her dining room basically paid for, again easily well over £10k, a brand new sofa, hundreds of pounds spent each month on shopping trips, an entire bedroom worth thousands completely paid for.
Hannah living in emergency accommodation after fleeing domestic violence living on a tight universal credit budget can’t spend thousands on a new carpet for her entire house, she can’t go out to B&M and buy half the shop. She can’t just pop into DFS and get a brand new 2-3K couch for free.
People just can’t relate to Mrs Hinch anymore, she’s a (millionaire?) with a house interior worth definitely at least 100K with all the shit inside of it. She spends more in a month buying stuff of eBay or in B&M or Home Bargains than most people can afford to spend on a food shopping for their family.
what do you think?
The staff in there are lovely. I used to love going in to do my Christmas shopping. Especially in Tiffany for my Mum. If she feels like she was looked up and down, that’s her issue in her head and her supposed confidence issues. Don’t put it on the poor shop assistant.I used to buy my lunch from there too I worked on Baker Street. Might have stood behind you in the pret queue . And agree Selfridges is not posh all the high end concession staff are more than helpful I always find. Lies all the lies
I***QUESTION TIME***
When, for you did Mrs Hinch stop being relatable and stop being your average village cleaning wife? What was the turning point for her to not be relatable anymore and just like anyone else?
For me, it was when she did the big nursery reveal for RonnieBlessHim’s room, everything in it was gifted, which wasn’t really an issue but it was the fact that almost everything in it was £1000+, the entire room must be well over £10k. I don’t think Tina in a one bedroom council house in Liverpool expecting her first baby can relate to that or even begin to afford half of it.
Then, when she got her extension paid for, all of her carpets paid for, all of her dining room basically paid for, again easily well over £10k, a brand new sofa, hundreds of pounds spent each month on shopping trips, an entire bedroom worth thousands completely paid for.
Hannah living in emergency accommodation after fleeing domestic violence living on a tight universal credit budget can’t spend thousands on a new carpet for her entire house, she can’t go out to B&M and buy half the shop. She can’t just pop into DFS and get a brand new 2-3K couch for free.
People just can’t relate to Mrs Hinch anymore, she’s a (millionaire?) with a house interior worth definitely at least 100K with all the shit inside of it. She spends more in a month buying stuff of eBay or in B&M or Home Bargains than most people can afford to spend on a food shopping for their family.
what do you think?
My turning point was her Disneyland trip when she just so happened to get an extra 3 nights in the best hotel juat by chance and ma and cling on came, all the while getting a kitchen done. The hotel and tickets alone would of cost 3k if not more cosnit was half term and then whatever for her kitchen. Back then I was jealous not going to lie. It had been a year since my youngest was diagnosed with a chronic illness and because of the amount of time the previous year in hospitals and physios etc meant missing work and couldn't afford a trip to DLP where my daughter kept asking to go. Then I was like you know what maybe tattle.life has it all wrong, she can't be as bad as they make out, lockdown happened, I had plenty of time to research the shit she was saying and came back here, been sat here whenever I can since May! I love it. The fact people have screenshots and stuff to back up what they are saying is a lie and most of all its a bloody good laugh, reminds me of AOL chat rooms back in the day hahaha***QUESTION TIME***
When, for you did Mrs Hinch stop being relatable and stop being your average village cleaning wife? What was the turning point for her to not be relatable anymore and just like anyone else?
For me, it was when she did the big nursery reveal for RonnieBlessHim’s room, everything in it was gifted, which wasn’t really an issue but it was the fact that almost everything in it was £1000+, the entire room must be well over £10k. I don’t think Tina in a one bedroom council house in Liverpool expecting her first baby can relate to that or even begin to afford half of it.
Then, when she got her extension paid for, all of her carpets paid for, all of her dining room basically paid for, again easily well over £10k, a brand new sofa, hundreds of pounds spent each month on shopping trips, an entire bedroom worth thousands completely paid for.
Hannah living in emergency accommodation after fleeing domestic violence living on a tight universal credit budget can’t spend thousands on a new carpet for her entire house, she can’t go out to B&M and buy half the shop. She can’t just pop into DFS and get a brand new 2-3K couch for free.
People just can’t relate to Mrs Hinch anymore, she’s a (millionaire?) with a house interior worth definitely at least 100K with all the shit inside of it. She spends more in a month buying stuff of eBay or in B&M or Home Bargains than most people can afford to spend on a food shopping for their family.
what do you think?
Wait till you read her shit about a lad who took his own life.A boy I'd known since he was no older than Roo. She is diabolical in the very essence of the words meaning.Wow! This is absolutely disgusting! Such a bare faced lie. Somewhere like Selfridges & LV will look into the shop assistants because of this brazen lie. Hope she feels proud of herself, she would have gotten a low paid assistant put under scrutiny now.
The woman is such poisonous scum. Why does she act like fucking Belle from the little village!? No one feels like that when they go to Selfridges, it’s a fucking shop! I used to have lunch there most days when I worked in London! It’s just a posher BHS! The more I hear from this book the more I hate the woman and her lies
It wasn’t really a specific thing for me. It was more a realisation of hold on? Why am I watching this person everyday who actually makes me feel like shit more than anything else. I go to work everyday and work my butt off teaching all my kiddos. Why should I compare myself to someone who doesn’t have to work and can spend her entire life cleaning and going to home bargains. Why am I getting upset when this person isn’t actually relatable to me what so ever.***QUESTION TIME***
When, for you did Mrs Hinch stop being relatable and stop being your average village cleaning wife? What was the turning point for her to not be relatable anymore and just like anyone else?
For me, it was when she did the big nursery reveal for RonnieBlessHim’s room, everything in it was gifted, which wasn’t really an issue but it was the fact that almost everything in it was £1000+, the entire room must be well over £10k. I don’t think Tina in a one bedroom council house in Liverpool expecting her first baby can relate to that or even begin to afford half of it.
Then, when she got her extension paid for, all of her carpets paid for, all of her dining room basically paid for, again easily well over £10k, a brand new sofa, hundreds of pounds spent each month on shopping trips, an entire bedroom worth thousands completely paid for.
Hannah living in emergency accommodation after fleeing domestic violence living on a tight universal credit budget can’t spend thousands on a new carpet for her entire house, she can’t go out to B&M and buy half the shop. She can’t just pop into DFS and get a brand new 2-3K couch for free.
People just can’t relate to Mrs Hinch anymore, she’s a (millionaire?) with a house interior worth definitely at least 100K with all the shit inside of it. She spends more in a month buying stuff of eBay or in B&M or Home Bargains than most people can afford to spend on a food shopping for their family.
what do you think?
I know a few of you quoted me and good Lord thank you for YOU guys. I'm a bloody mess tonight and I wish I was allowed to DM you (former naughty ban means no lol) but whoever DARES to say tattle is troll filled can fuck off lol honestly thank you all you've made me feel not on my ownYou can message any of us on here anytime you need to. We’ll all be here for you as much as we can. xxx
I listened to this part yesterday. She was going on about how she hates to spend money (lol) and Jamie took her to selfridges to have her ‘Pretty Woman’ moment. The Louis Vuitton women was showing her a limited edition handbag and Poor Sophwas shocked at the price. The sales woman looked at her funny because she was dressed in primark, so she thought ‘Screw you’ and said I’ll take it, and the belt and the shoes.Anyone who has read the book....
What was the story about the trainers? Sorry, I’ve tried looking back through the threads but can’t see it