AKA “tell me your experiences of your children who have genuinely struggled so that I can twist your words to use them for myself in future snot fests, and prove how much my babies have been failed by the education system because I can’t be bothered to put the legwork in with them”
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Quick flash of Jo this morning, so she's not completely disappeared!
And who the duck is asking for "bird content" from Mr Boring b? He's got his own bleeping Instagram, let him witter on about bits over there.
Also, I note that the thrilling content we were promised from Seb never materialised, maybe his boss saw the proposal about giving advice on Tiktok and decided to save us all by giving him his hours back.
And who the duck is asking for "bird content" from Mr Boring b? He's got his own bleeping Instagram, let him witter on about bits over there.
Also, I note that the thrilling content we were promised from Seb never materialised, maybe his boss saw the proposal about giving advice on Tiktok and decided to save us all by giving him his hours back.
Is that £13.50 to watch a live stream of her book tour? You mean there’ll be even more riveting content that she won’t post on her stories anyway?!
Anyone else feel like "hardly any edits" isn't really a flex when writing a book?
I read a lot, and follow several of my favourite authors on social media. A couple of them in particular (I'm not giving names as I don't want Ratchet going off to find their posts) have been pretty open about their writing processes, including the editing process they go through. These are authors who write as their full time jobs, and have multiple bestsellers from actually writing good books, not just from flogging them to their large social media following.
They talk about getting half way through, then scrapping a book also because it's not working the way they want to, sometimes coming back to plot lines they'd previously written or considered but hadn't been right for the book at that time etc.
gross just sits at her laptop banging out any old rit, more like a stream of consciousness than an actual story, and calls it a book.
I read a lot, and follow several of my favourite authors on social media. A couple of them in particular (I'm not giving names as I don't want Ratchet going off to find their posts) have been pretty open about their writing processes, including the editing process they go through. These are authors who write as their full time jobs, and have multiple bestsellers from actually writing good books, not just from flogging them to their large social media following.
They talk about getting half way through, then scrapping a book also because it's not working the way they want to, sometimes coming back to plot lines they'd previously written or considered but hadn't been right for the book at that time etc.
gross just sits at her laptop banging out any old rit, more like a stream of consciousness than an actual story, and calls it a book.
I thought the same. It reminds me of teenagers writing in their journal.
Why is she still banging on about kids getting banned from prom? As if that's the most important part of their education. IMO the majority are banned because they don't follow the rules (like Lula not turning up for her exam). Did she say she was back at that school today? Why - if none of her kids go there?
E is still at that school I believe
And who the hell has put her in that position, that she can even be asked to ask a question?! She knows nothing!She’s such a fool, as a SENDCo at a secondary school, I’m currently working more than 60 hours a week, reaching the struggling and vulnerable, and correcting uniform. I know the ‘system’ isn’t working, but what the actual duck is she doing, except asking one question?
Complaining about Edie’s school having sanctions for uniform is abit rich. We all saw the fake nails and eyelashes she used to have at age 11. A wonky tie was nothing in comparison yet kids like Edie make this rules ever tougher for schools to get pupils to adhere to 
I can't even bring myself to watch/listen to more than 60 seconds of that crocodile-tear soliloquy.
Her views do not represent my own, nor (probably) a high proportion of the population... In a nutshell, what she doesn't like is the fact that her 4 broken babies and 2 stolen boys have been sent home/suspended/excluded (thanks to her tit parenting) so she's had to provide supervision of them more often than she expected. Of course, this is someone else's fault, it's a broken system
Her views do not represent my own, nor (probably) a high proportion of the population... In a nutshell, what she doesn't like is the fact that her 4 broken babies and 2 stolen boys have been sent home/suspended/excluded (thanks to her tit parenting) so she's had to provide supervision of them more often than she expected. Of course, this is someone else's fault, it's a broken system
Nothing is ever her fault is it? There's always someone else to blame things on:I can't even bring myself to watch/listen to more than 60 seconds of that crocodile-tear soliloquy.
Her views do not represent my own, nor (probably) a high proportion of the population... In a nutshell, what she doesn't like is the fact that her 4 broken babies and 2 stolen boys have been sent home/suspended/excluded (thanks to her tit parenting) so she's had to provide supervision of them more often than she expected. Of course, this is someone else's fault, it's a broken system
Betsy - trauma from her abusive dad
Seb - trauma from his mum's drinking
Lula - trauma from her abusive dad, autism
Isaac - trauma from his mum's drinking
Edie - her dad and family being "the biggest chrolls"
Wilby - autism
Not to mention all of them getting to blame things on all those who have swanned in and out of their lives (all the "toxic" friends and family members who were once "second mum's/aunties etc" and then never spoken of again).
This sums her up perfectly. Posing in front of a full length mirror thinking she’s channelling celebrated author when in fact she’s channelling Inspector Gadget cos she never gets it’s right, expensive clothes just don’t work for her ‘style’, meantime her feral kid is jumping on the furniture in the background completely unnoticed
She hasn’t clicked what (who) the common denominator is!
They didn't move her in the end? I bet she's doing ok now she has her dad's influence in her life.
Betsy - trauma from being told she had an abusive dad, whilst her mum was abusive to her dad, then shacked up with several others who she was also abusive to
Seb - stolen from his mother and made to do endless chores to get the same privileges as the adored girls
Lula - repeatedly told many varied stories about the abuse she supposedly experienced
Isaac - stolen from his mother and ignored in a box room
Edie - alienated from the only normal person in her life
Wilby - parented by an iPad and told he was non verbal whilst chatting away. Didn’t get SEN privileges because he doesn’t have SEN, so sent to make sandwiches in a field for the rest of his education
Fixed it for you
@rainbowhouse don’t forget W whittles sticks too
How could I forget such a valuable life skill! Of course, he’ll be graduating from Cambridge
Surprised she is so bothered about making changes in education tbh, as I thought her motto was that you don't need an education if you're kind?
Why arent they getting charged for this? Boils my blood!
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