From the video it seems Joe broke up with her. I don’t understand why she’s made it sound like a public royal announcement though
Niomi Smart #6 it’s smoothie bowl weather but they’re not together, feel new tea was the end of Joe’s tether
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her insistence on him not being a bad person implies that she feels otherwise imo. It's weird she's implying she's basically healed after a few weeks, I've never had a 4 year relationship but even after a year i have taken double that to get over itFrom the video it seems Joe broke up with her. I don’t understand why she’s made it sound like a public royal announcement though
Niomi Smart #7 Self love and healing but inside she's reeling
Yeah this riled me. I know we have a mix of views on this here. But I don't think he is a bad person just because he realised he didn't want to be with her. The timing is unfortunate, but COVID aside there is never a good time to end an engagement. Would've been so much worse for the both of them to marry her anyway then get divorced
Niomi smart # pretending everything is perfect even a break up part and done more instagram work than she's done in year
i wonder if without COVID it would have happened, so many people are splitting/getting divorced as a result of having to spend so much time together in a stressful situation
I think they would've married and then divorced later on, maybe not for a while. The next stressful hurdle. In that sense I get why she said everything happens for a reason (although I agree with the general criticism of that statement other people have made) for her, if COVID hadn't happened, she would've married someone who ultimately wasn't that happy with her. And while ending an engagement must be beyond awful, the only thing surely worse is getting divorced when you've probably got a mortgage/financial commitments to untangle, maybe children, whatever
I live in Fulham and have the opposite diet to Niomi. I definitely don’t think it’s pushed, there’s loads of great steaks and real chocolate around.
Niomi Smart #7 Niomi’s back on the right path at Soho Farmhouse, Joey’s eating his weight in steak
Best title.
I think part of her being "ok" could do to the fact, that they have separated much more before than it seems to look. I do think she is hurting (quite a lot actually), but she realized by now that they are done for good.
Might have happened after retirement? Personally i think that's worse. A few decades together and you realise you don't actually like them, let alone fancy them anymore.
A lot of divorce proceedings start after the Christmas break or a two week 'dream' holiday. Any period of time where people spend a condensed period of time together.
(Interesting)
Also tread title:
Niomi Smart #7: On the right path to feel new - a loaf of bread for Joey will do.
Niomi Smart #7: On the right path to feel new - a loaf of bread for Joey will do.
yeh I have noticed so many "problem page" things in magazines/newspapers/online since covid where people are saying they've realised they don't like their parner... it is kind of insane how many people do just stay together but I guess not really spend much time alone together at home so do not realise
She may be running a marketing business but her words/actions also impact a large, impressionable, and sometimes very vulnerable audience.
As you have probably seen from the comments on her ig and under her videos, people look up to her.
Ideally, no one should look up to anyone else regarding how they should live their life, but you're in denial if you think that someone you follow/keep up with has zero impact on your life. It's not simply our ''issue'' (as individuals) that an influencer is portraying an ideal that we feel unable to live up to. Comparing our lives to an influencer's is the natural consequence of following them, watching their videos, and generally consuming the media they share. It takes a considerably high level of awareness to realize how/when you're being subtly brainwashed by influencers, and few people have the ability to see that. Also, an influencer's power is stronger when you view them as a ''friend'' or an individual you have a connection with. Youtube Influencer's like Niomi, particuarly monetize their ''relatability'' by marketing themselves as your ''friend''. Hence, they owe their audiences a degree of honesty.
Most of the time, influencer's impact us subconciously, and we don't even realize it until we find ourselves buying the same tea, or getting our hair done at a place that was recommended by them. And there is nothing wrong with finding ourselves ''sucked in'' either, influencer's are paid generously to subtly condition our minds and spending habits. It's very simplistic to say that people should learn to take social media ''with a pinch of salt'' without considering how an influencer's content effects their audience, and highlighting the message the influencer is sending through their content. Niomi's need for perfection in absolutely everything, including breaking up with a man she was going to marry, is absurd.
It is dangerous b/c it sends a very toxic message. She's promoting that repressing negative emotions is okay, and is forcefully painting a false idea of ''strength'' and ''composure'' by not acknowledging her sadness, or even admitting aloud that this breakup has caused a difficult period for her.
She displays (and has displayed) an unrealistic and most unattainable ideals of every aspect in her life - from her relationship with Joe to her attitude with food/health/fitness. Frankly, it's ignorant to allude that people are choosing to feel bad themselves by watching Niomi's videos. Yes, perhaps people can prevent themselves from watching her videos, but showing only perfection is pervasive within the Youtuber/influencer community.
Niomi gives a false, highly contrived impression of every event that occurs in her life - viewers are bound to feel bad about themselves if this is constantly promoted as ''normal''. The echo chambers that comment sections usually are, reinforce those negative feelings.
Lastly, I doubt most people are expecting her act like their bestie, and share secrets whilst painting toenails.
If she doesn't want to share, that's acceptable. She can simply say that they broke up and that she's upset - no explanation needed. However, all that rambling crap about ''time healing'' and being on the ''right path'' with an insipid smile, hollow laugh, and picture perfect PR statement is ridiculous. It's also offensive how gullible she probably imagines her viewers/fans are. As I explained, as an ''influencer'', she has a duty and responsibility to be honest with viewers.
She isn't putting on a brave face, she is in denial. Real bravery and courage is admitting the truth, no matter how difficult it is to digest. People like you who are applauding her for not being truthful with herself are causing her more harm than good. People detest the ''shitstorm'' comment, because it completely contradicts her ''perfect'' PR statement in her video addressing the breakup. She is showing herself to seemingly bounce back from a significant, disruptive event that occurred in her life as a minor inconvience, which she can simply brush off and pretend never occured. That is a horrible and toxic message to be spreading.
If you actually go through this thread, you will see that most of the people don't think she ''petty'' for showing her true emotions - firstly, she hasn't even done that yet. Secondly, people think she is ''petty'' for the contrived ''I'm so over him'' content that she keep pushing on her ig.
However, I'm sure most of the people here (including myself) will gain tons of respect for her, and stop criticising her if she is honest about the difficulty of her situation.
harsh but i totally agree, for me it would make sense if she said "I know it will take time but I will..." i mean she has had another serious breakup in the past, her and Marcus did live together. but her saying she is basically over it is bizarre. To me it feels like one of those things when people try to convicne themselves of something by saying it to others
I'd delete that too tbh.
She is trying to save face, being dumped / left / abandoned is painful AND humiliating.
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