Me too, I just couldn’t remember the name
Me too, I just couldn’t remember the nameI also think capybaras is a possibility. Unusual enough to be attention seeking and cute looking.
Looks like The Notebook to me! The girl in the blue dress looks like Allie.Can anyone work out what they’ve gone to watch? Hinch only goes to the cinema if it’s an undeclared PR trip.
Wonder if she’ll copy and paste thisYes, she absolutely has. And now she’s got herself into a dangerous situation.
Soph needs to be really careful because she’s dealing with a vulnerable young adult, who is clearly stating that her mental health is fragile and is asking for help.
Ignoring her is not the right approach - because it could be catastrophic - but engaging with her further will ultimately make it harder.
Sophie needs to get her head out of the sand quickly and be honest that she is not qualified to support the other person, then either signpost clearly where the other person can find appropriate crisis support, and/or encourage the person to make contact with her already-established support network (GP, parents, college, etc)
Then gently but firmly engage some boundaries.
If Hinch ignores what’s going on - a true cry for help from someone with genuine anxiety who thinks she’s reaching out to a friend - well, it doesn’t bear thinking about.
ETA while I’m here -
1. You can access emergency support via GP, 111 or A&E
2. Call the Samaritans on 116 123
3. Text "SHOUT" to 85258 to contact the Shout Crisis Text Line
4. Use the Staying Safe Website https://stayingsafe.net
5. Call SANEline on 0300 304 7000
6. Papyrus HOPELINEUK. If you're under 35 and struggling with suicidal feelings, or concerned about a young person who might be struggling, you can call Papyrus HOPELINEUK on 0800 068 4141 (weekdays 10am-10pm, weekends 2pm-10pm and bank holidays 2pm-10pm), email pat@papyrus-uk.org or text 07786 209 697.
Oh she needs to put a stop to this, maybe speak to her parents? It’s quiet scaryPoor lass. She sent Sopha a message last night as she posted it on her stories that she'd sent her one and she needs to read it. Looks like Soph has totally ignored her then as she's begging for her to check her DMs.
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This poor poor girl. Her family need to step in and do something & fastYes, she absolutely has. And now she’s got herself into a dangerous situation.
Soph needs to be really careful because she’s dealing with a vulnerable young adult, who is clearly stating that her mental health is fragile and is asking for help.
Ignoring her is not the right approach - because it could be catastrophic - but engaging with her further will ultimately make it harder.
Sophie needs to get her head out of the sand quickly and be honest that she is not qualified to support the other person, then either signpost clearly where the other person can find appropriate crisis support, and/or encourage the person to make contact with her already-established support network (GP, parents, college, etc)
Then gently but firmly engage some boundaries.
If Hinch ignores what’s going on - a true cry for help from someone with genuine anxiety who thinks she’s reaching out to a friend - well, it doesn’t bear thinking about.
ETA while I’m here -
1. You can access emergency support via GP, 111 or A&E
2. Call the Samaritans on 116 123
3. Text "SHOUT" to 85258 to contact the Shout Crisis Text Line
4. Use the Staying Safe Website https://stayingsafe.net
5. Call SANEline on 0300 304 7000
6. Papyrus HOPELINEUK. If you're under 35 and struggling with suicidal feelings, or concerned about a young person who might be struggling, you can call Papyrus HOPELINEUK on 0800 068 4141 (weekdays 10am-10pm, weekends 2pm-10pm and bank holidays 2pm-10pm), email pat@papyrus-uk.org or text 07786 209 697.
What the fuck is going on with the weird spaghetti legs?I heard at least 5 attempts at accents in the first 10 seconds of this
It's because she's so tall. (With size 5 feetz). Hope that helps..Pregnant? Bent over hiding her stomach
What a weird way the hands are. Like fiddles is below on her lap but mamfs hand is in front with the cheers. It's like they've purposely told her to have the ring on displayI’m on left hand / wedding ring watch nusty trolls.

Maybe Al hasn’t left Fiddle after all.
Yeah im pretty sure that’s the scene where allies mum turns up to Noah’s house and brings all the letters to Allie that Noah used to write to her.Looks like The Notebook to me! The girl in the blue dress looks like Allie.
There is no imagination in those poor kidsNot that I want to see her kids at all on the gram. But it’s never them just pottering about with their toys. Never building something out of Lego/duplo/ mega blocks. Or a train track. Or just making up a little story with their figures. It’s always so contrived and forced.
my kids (youngest is 3 months older than Ronnie) came home from school/nursery today and went straight to their Lego to carry on building some sort of epic house they’ve been working on. I was surplus to requirement. I had to call out several times to come have dinner. They were utterly engrossed in their play.
You just know as soon as she’s got her footage of these elaborate play set ups she Walks off and leaves inch to deal with it.
It's 100% stalking now, it is the definition of relentless unwanted attention day in day outAs much as I think she’s a disgusting, deceiving charlatan, I think she really needs to take some professional advice about dealing with the obsessed girl.
As much as I despise her, I genuinely think she’s between a rock & a hard place. The level of obsession is bigger than she can handle & I’m uncomfortable watching it.
Whoever that girl has in her life need to take control. I say that as the parent of a child who gets obsessed with things as part of their learning disabilities. It’s just an unhealthy situation on both sides.
Off topic but does your child have ASD? Mine does and becomes completely obsessed with certain things then moves onto something else a few months laterAs much as I think she’s a disgusting, deceiving charlatan, I think she really needs to take some professional advice about dealing with the obsessed girl.
As much as I despise her, I genuinely think she’s between a rock & a hard place. The level of obsession is bigger than she can handle & I’m uncomfortable watching it.
Whoever that girl has in her life need to take control. I say that as the parent of a child who gets obsessed with things as part of their learning disabilities. It’s just an unhealthy situation on both sides.
I live for the intelligence from the local folkThe Everyman Cinema in Chelmsford has houndstooth chairs.
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