"You do you" has to be one of the most irritating phrases they use. "You're ok with murdering your elderly mother, shagging your husband's brother, kicking the cat and eating carbs? Not for me OP, but you do you". duck OFF!!
She’s a bit tone deaf on a parenting site where people are struggling to get pregnant. Has anyone suggested she puts her son up for adoption?'Pregnant with a boy and upset' in aibu is going about as well as you would expect
SCAREY!Oh hello, ProstituteHair!
Her self esteem is so high, bless her. I’d love to see an unposed full face photo.Oh hello, ProstituteHair!
Interesting interpretation of looking good. The grey skin and ashy lips is definitely a look.Oh hello, ProstituteHair!
She’s only 50!?Oh hello, ProstituteHair!
You open the door to the Postman?Ok everyone, stop talking about everything, people are dying. I bet people of Gaza and Ukraine are pissed off that it is now people dying all over the world now and not just them used to try to shut down others on MN.
From the Bradley Walsh sexism in the the chase thread
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I'm going to write to all the tv companies and tell them to stop putting on entertainment as people are DYING FFS!
I am also going to use this shut down everyone who talks to me. When the postie hands me my parcels and says "hmmm raining again eh?" I shall scream in his face PEOPLE ARE DYING YOU INSENSITIVE SHITBAG. I BET THOSE DEADO'S WOULD LOVE TO FEEL THE RAIN IN THEIR FACES! and shut the door feeling smug.
I am convinced she’s an instagrammer, I swear the same woman appeared on reels when I was mindlessly scrolling through.Oh hello, ProstituteHair!
Well, it is freezing in the 1890s.Op wanted to know if people like her perfectly nice dress to a wedding…
someone suggested wearing a velvet jacket and satin gloves because you might get cold
It's a horrible thing to say but sometimes I hope these bragging parents with their super high achieving academic children get their comeuppance at some point. Like the kids with 12 a* A levels deciding not to go to Oxford, but to go and live on a beach somewhere and teach scuba diving, or preferring to train as an electrician rather than an accountant.I try to stay away from mumsnet now, but sometimes my brain clearly thinks I’m in too much of a good mood and I get tempted to have a look! I’ve just seen a post in aibu saying that hearing about other peoples high achieving children gets her down and asks ‘does anyone else feel this way?’ It would be nice to hear some empathy, she has received some, but then one poster pipes up ‘no because my dd is genuinely academic and went to a good school and worked very hard but it’s not something I broadcast’…
duck me, she looks like she’s about to eat someone.Oh hello, ProstituteHair!
They often do. Very high achievers at school are prone to early burnout and not coping in a less structured environment where it's not quite so clear cut what you're supposed to do.It's a horrible thing to say but sometimes I hope these bragging parents with their super high achieving academic children get their comeuppance at some point. Like the kids with 12 a* A levels deciding not to go to Oxford, but to go and live on a beach somewhere and teach scuba diving, or preferring to train as an electrician rather than an accountant.