Personally think Zoe has been far worse recently with her marquees. I agree it doesn't send a good message but Niomi isn't alone in this. Tbh I think people look more to their peers than influencers on what's acceptable but obviously influencers still play a role.And how many of you, including colleagues, are social media influencers?? If you read the fawning adulation under her lame arse posts you'll realise the behaviour she demonstrates WILL make it look like perfectly acceptable behaviour so her 'contact' isn't just physical; it's mental (excuse the double entendre) and psychological. Beloved Dimbobs can behave like a hoon, we can too!!
Well you can talk about that on the Zoe thread, this is a Niomi thread so that's why we're talking about just her. Other influencers behaving just as badly or worse doesn't make Niomi's behaviour okay?Personally think Zoe has been far worse recently with her marquees. I agree it doesn't send a good message but Niomi isn't alone in this. Tbh I think people look more to their peers than influencers on what's acceptable but obviously influencers still play a role.
You literally make no sense and it’s embarrassing to see you talk in circles thinking that you’re making a point.I know? That's why I said it's a separate issue and staying in London would be the ideal thing to do for everyone else's safety. I said in terms of her putting her family at risk, that's up to them and I think in theory her coming to stay at their house is alright if they're ok with it. Presuming they're all staying at home and not going out anywhere straight away.
I'm not saying people should just go wherever, I'm talking about in Niomi's case with her family. Someone working from home in a single household going home before the rules had changed.
I've said all this already in my previous posts and said that I'm specifically talking about why her family might be ok with it. I'm not talking about society as a whole or Niomi's impact on Brighton. I've already said the ideal thing would be to stay at home but there are thousands of people who have ignored that who are in far worse positions than Niomi's.
Niomi clearly doesn't care about anyone but herself, that's obvious. I would have loved for her to get stuck in London or to get called out for breaking tier 4 rules which she would have done anyway. But in this instance she was very lucky that she left in time and as much as I don't like her, there's not much I can argue with.
Bubbles are very black and white in the UK:Yeah I can't be arsed discussing this anymore. I'm talking about Niomi and her family and responding to previous posts about her "poor family being infected by Niomi". I've already clearly said her going to Brighton is another issue in itself. Don't need a lecture, not sure why you keep extrapolating. I haven't disagreed with anything else, but you seem to argue with every point.
I don't think bubbles are as black and white. I think everyone needs to use an element of common sense. Not saying Niomi is, obviously she thinks as a single household she can meet with whoever.
So literally the multiple bubbles are BS and they should also be local!A support bubble is a support network which links 2 households. You have to meet certain eligibility rules to form a support bubble. This means not everyone will be able to form a support bubble.
Once you’re in a support bubble, you can think of yourself as being in one ‘household’. It means you can have close contact with the other household in your bubble as if they were members of your own household. This means you do not need to maintain social distance with people in your support bubble.
You should continue to follow social distancing guidance with people outside of your household or support bubble. This is critical to keeping you, your family and friends as safe as possible.
If you form a support bubble, it is best if this is with a household who live locally. This will help prevent the virus spreading from an area where more people are infected.
Why don’t you think bubbles are black and white?Yeah I can't be arsed discussing this anymore. I'm talking about Niomi and her family and responding to previous posts about her "poor family being infected by Niomi". I've already clearly said her going to Brighton is another issue in itself. Don't need a lecture, not sure why you keep extrapolating. I haven't disagreed with anything else, but you seem to argue with every point.
I don't think bubbles are as black and white. I think everyone needs to use an element of common sense. Not saying Niomi is, obviously she thinks as a single household she can meet with whoever.
Just piping up here to say this gif is everything and I cannot wait to use it in my next argument, whatever the topic
She can't even accept criticism and instead deletes and blocks people
The majority of people aren't being horrible to her... They're just wondering why she is consistently breaking restrictions, she puts her life on the Internet so people are free to comment on her choicesWho wouldn’t do the same? As someone in the public eye she’s used to not pleasing everyone and being criticised. But even as someone that isn’t a celebrity, when I know I’m getting a lot of negativity from a particular source, the healthy thing to do is to filter it out so one can focus on things that matter. It has nothing to do with constructive feedback and failures and low points, things that actually build character.
Wow guys, look how much Niomi, the biggest covidiot in England, cares about tier 4! Tell me again how she's done nothing wrong by going to Sussex for Christmas?
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Also, someone commented "Merry Christmas babe" but I can't find the comment now.
She’s been breaching COVID rules for MONTHS and has been getting comments about it for MONTHS. She knows she’s in the wrong, and she knows what she’s putting out there is going to entice reactions. But instead of actually protecting herself by staying offline, instead of stopping to do (or at least show) the very thing that makes people criticize her, she’s actively chosen to go ahead and continue to rub her carelessness into people’s faces. At this point it’s just provocation. If she wanted to do the ‘healthy’ thing for herself she would just keep that shit offline, full stop. She’s asking for the criticism at this point. Believe it or not, not everyone would choose to delete criticism, block, and then continue to exhibit the behavior that led to the criticism in the first place. That’s almost self-torture, far from a “healthy thing to do.” Some people actually read the comments and then modify their behavior accordingly. To me, that actually sounds like the healthy to do—having the capacity to question yourself, reassess your behavior, and take in the criticism so you can ultimately become a better person. Now if Niomi wants to stay mediocre, that’s her decision I suppose but I wouldn’t call that healthy.Who wouldn’t do the same? As someone in the public eye she’s used to not pleasing everyone and being criticised. But even as someone that isn’t a celebrity, when I know I’m getting a lot of negativity from a particular source, the healthy thing to do is to filter it out so one can focus on things that matter. It has nothing to do with constructive feedback and failures and low points, things that actually build character.
And having a 'comment' section would be a giant clue re feedback.The majority of people aren't being horrible to her... They're just wondering why she is consistently breaking restrictions, she puts her life on the Internet so people are free to comment on her choices
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