DontQuoteMe
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I find myself liking Josh more and more as time goes on. He’s very tolerant, adores his family, and is an all round nice guy.Josh is so tolerant of Rob!
I find myself liking Josh more and more as time goes on. He’s very tolerant, adores his family, and is an all round nice guy.Josh is so tolerant of Rob!
Do you know, it’s never really bothered me. I think it’s shit, but I’ve always been like ‘ah well, it’s advertising. Doesn’t work for me, but it must work for some’It pisses me off, the more famous you get the more you are given . Not just the Becketts, look at all the film stars and the ridiculous bags of goodies they get for attending events .
Josh never seems to have paid-for holidays does he.
Things like repeat free holidays should be donated to charity imo. The celeb can still endorse the company or holiday on their socials.
Yes, the “default” parent that in the last 12 months has gone to Center Parcs, Paris, Spain twice, Australia, Japan and the Maldives along with multiple gifted and special trips either with her mates, just her and Rob, and then as a family. As I said, he earns it so why not. But don’t then write a preachy book to help out the little people.Both Rob and Lou use the term 'solo parenting' a LOT. Which i think is so offensive so single parents.
I am married, if my husband is away with work then i am still married - I have the emotional support and the financial support and I know he is coming back. The difference is in my life is that my husband comes back and life continues the same - we both work, we have 1 holiday a year and I don't go away multiple times with girlfriends.
Rob and Lou go away EVERY school holiday - and no shade as we've said before - but don't come at me with your default parent bullshit.
It is not the same as if you are the partner of someone serving overseas or a long distance lorry driver or night-shift worker.
Its probably only relatable to footballers wives, wives of hedge fund managers and other women who don't have work because their husbands are very busy earning an ultra high salary living.
Omg this! “Poor Lou packing…” really?! Oh what a terrible life she leads.Prince Naseem was a big part of my childhood as we were a bit of a boxing household, it was actually a very decent episode and Rob came out with some unusually insightful questions. Josh kind of took a back seat but it didn’t feel awkward for once!
Said it before but no interest in hearing Lou’s perspective on parenting as she has very few things going on that I can relate to, and so I don’t want to hear about how hard it is for her. Rob always having to give her nods (is it in case she gets angry?) about things like ‘poor Lou had to do all the packing for the Maldives’ ffs can he hear himself? Yes he was away busy and working before they went, but that was to fulfil contracts that make him a multimillionaire! Get a grip the lot of you, and also you don’t have to go away. I’m sure some of his and Lou’s permanent exhaustion would be resolved by actually staying home for a half term once in a while instead of constantly going on the hunt for new levels of jet lag. By the sounds of it his kids are chicken nuggets and chips kids who moan about everything, so why do they need to traverse the globe every six weeks? I say this as someone who travels a lot with my kids, I wouldn’t do his level of travel even if I won the lottery, you can’t enjoy it and soak it in at the rate they do it and they’re always knackered.
Aye, nobody is denying that she’s the default parent- but aren’t most stay at home parents, the default? I’m the default parent and I doubt I’d have time for multiple weekends away without the kids, time to write a book, go to Disney multiple times a year, have time to join my husband in Australia while he’s working. Embrace the privilege of being that default parent!I can’t take Lou seriously with this book now. Default parent but yet again has the privilege of family support in the form of her Dad joining them on the flight
The more I think about the “default parent” thing the more it annoys me. You’re not the default parent if you agree as a couple that one of you earns significantly higher than the other, and there is no need for you both to work. The parenting is now her job, the earning is his. If she doesn’t want that job, then she should get a job out of the home and then she can moan about being the default parent, and will be in the same position as millions of other mothers.‘Making Lou do’… is that how she sells it to him?!Ffs Lou, go and get a full time job then. Make him stay at home for a bit. It’s alright him having this working class chip on his shoulder and thinking he has to work all the time, tell him to get over it and get his arse home. Oh no wait, then you can’t do what you want to do. Which is what? Dragging two whining pre-teens across the world to eat plain pasta and demand everything they see. All while being resentful about being ‘default’ parent- a position you put yourself in.
‘Making Lou do’… is that how she sells it to him?!“The amount of parenting I’m making Lou do, I’d say yes to anything she asks,” is Rob’s justification for them being in Orlando again over Easter. I’m coming from a very different perspective as a single parent with an abusive ex but I really don’t think she has anything to complain about. She’s parenting because her husband is out earning enough that she and her kids can have the lifestyle they do.