Like this.
I *think* it means taking care of yourself health and beauty wise. It's so twee and childish it makes me cringe.
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I *think* it means taking care of yourself health and beauty wise. It's so twee and childish it makes me cringe.
Eurgh.
Exactly!
Can you princess your way to French skinny?
Can you princess your way to French skinny?
Have to say, I feel similar...
However, I will also say that after witnessing a traumatic death while still in primary school I’m fairly sure I have some sort of attachment disorder…
We’ve just discovered bil has been taking and spending pil’s money for at least the last 5 years. Basically planned to spend all the inheritance before they were even dead.
This would make a great Mumsnet thread.
But seeing as this is Tattle, have a supportive arm link and a Kitkat. Stuff that happens that young has a huge impact on our Love Map so don’t be too hard on yourself; if you want to try counselling etc it really does help. But also axe throwing.
Edited because what I wrote made no sense
Yes it's that, but the term princessing is extremely cringey.
Hi! Here am I and my tiara!
Ngl I’m feeling that a gilded pedestal made from the broken backbones of all the people I’ve steamrolled sounds a vibe
Thank you. I have had some chocolate marzipan rather than a kit KatThis would make a great Mumsnet thread.
But seeing as this is Tattle, have a supportive arm link and a Kitkat. Stuff that happens that young has a huge impact on our Love Map so don’t be too hard on yourself; if you want to try counselling etc it really does help. But also axe throwing.
Edited because what I wrote made no sense
. I do like the sound of axe throwing, but my hand eye coordination is tit I was told children are resilient and get over stuff quickly. Even when I did the whole behavioural problems thing in my teens it was put down to “hormones”. In hindsight I can’t believe not one person, not even me, put two and two together and suggested trauma counselling. Ah, the 80’s
There's a poem in relationships now. I think the letter has opened the floodgates.
I feel similar as well but a lot of my family died over the years including one of my parents when I was a child. But especially if someone dies at old age I find it strange that people would be completely devastated with grief. But everyone feels this differently I guess. God I should maybe move to Mumsnet
Absolutely awful
Same, almost ashamed to admit. Like, I understand the pain but my way of dealing with it has always been "accept, act, move on". But I'm autistic so also a bit of an attachment issue. When my dad was in hospital before dying, I just went through the motions of "get insurance info, get copies of advanced directives and power of attorney, choose hospice, make sure everyone is updated, coordinate with nurses, talk to funeral home, talk to Veterans' Affairs to set up funeral, get death certs, close accounts, clean out apartment". Think I cried twice. It doesn't make us less human, just have cause to react differently.
Your BIL is a dick though, sorry but also not sorry.
Yeah the 2000s weren’t much better. I’m one of the MN lot who find death really impossible to cope with, regardless of the age of the person, but was just told to stop being hysterical and repress my feelings.Thank you. I have had some chocolate marzipan rather than a kit Kat
I was told children are resilient and get over stuff quickly. Even when I did the whole behavioural problems thing in my teens it was put down to “hormones”. In hindsight I can’t believe not one person, not even me, put two and two together and suggested trauma counselling. Ah, the 80’s
I thoroughly recommend the ace throwing, the whole room is designed for the purpose so you can be as crap as you like
bleeping hell. So many threads about the new edit button, it's like they've just discovered their clitoris for the first time
Everyone is loving the bag. Is it just me or is it bleeping hideous?
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Does Capricious Hag have any fame on here. She pops up in Style & Beauty, always condescending.
I'm pretty sure any of us could find something similar in a charity shop nearby. Glittery clutch bags, bought for an occasion, used once because you need more than a lipstick and a credit card most nights out, no room for your phone or an emergency tampax/condom either.
I love it. Should I see myself out?
Me too...
I nearly bought it for my auntie, or one very similar, because she has peacocks.
I love it too. Sorry.
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