PTWM #221 Divorce Diaries

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No doubt Edie is allowed to have whatever she wants to keep her closer to Rachael. She probably thinks it's great and doesn't realise that it is manipulation, not love.
It’s probably a mix of this and also to get one up/piss off E’s other parent. She’s a spiteful woman. Can you imagine having to coparent with that? Nightmare.
 
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The last sofa wasn't even that old, I bet she'll be flogging it as well, she won't even give it away to one of the "women at the centre".
I could be misremembering but wasn’t there something about a sofa years ago, that was gifted, sorry grifted, from DFS? It was around the time she used to post daily on Facebook begging for clothes and furniture for her ‘warriors’ up and down the country. It ended up in her conservatory and I can’t quite recall exactly what happened but I’m sure it was this sofa incident that really rang alarm bells with me on what a scammer she was!
 
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I could be misremembering but wasn’t there something about a sofa years ago, that was gifted, sorry grifted, from DFS? It was around the time she used to post daily on Facebook begging for clothes and furniture for her ‘warriors’ up and down the country. It ended up in her conservatory and I can’t quite recall exactly what happened but I’m sure it was this sofa incident that really rang alarm bells with me on what a scammer she was!
Yes, you're correct. Pretty sure she ended up giving it to Emily.
 
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Yes, you're correct. Pretty sure she ended up giving it to Emily.
She had the conservatory made over as part of an ad, and the furniture was included. I can't remember which way round it was but she gave one sofa to Emily and donated the other one to the centre(back when it was being set up) and charged Patchwork for the collection of it.
 
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She had the conservatory made over as part of an ad, and the furniture was included. I can't remember which way round it was but she gave one sofa to Emily and donated the other one to the centre(back when it was being set up) and charged Patchwork for the collection of it.
I forgot she had the conservatory kitted out for free and then not long after, didn't she just stop giving a tit and used it as a dumping ground?
 
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She had the conservatory made over as part of an ad, and the furniture was included. I can't remember which way round it was but she gave one sofa to Emily and donated the other one to the centre(back when it was being set up) and charged Patchwork for the collection of it.
That’s right! I remember thinking back then, why aren’t you gifting this luxury makeover to a warrior?! It could still have been an ad for the company.

And lo, my eyes were fully opened and I did behold Rachaele the patron saint of scammers.
 
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All they do is ads now. The consumerism turns my stomach. On the one hand she begs for stuff for the poor and needy who have ‘landed here from up country without a single pair of Nike socks’ and in the next breath she wants everyone to purchase her 5 for Friday Amazon list of tit she’s heard is trending. She’s everything I hate about ‘content creators’ and ‘influencers’.
 
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All they do is ads now. The consumerism turns my stomach. On the one hand she begs for stuff for the poor and needy who have ‘landed here from up country without a single pair of Nike socks’ and in the next breath she wants everyone to purchase her 5 for Friday Amazon list of tit she’s heard is trending. She’s everything I hate about ‘content creators’ and ‘influencers’.
She either wanders around the house looking for tit she's already got, or puts in massive orders for tit she doesn't need or want just so she can #afflink it and get the money from all those huns furiously following the link to buy the same crap she has.

I think I preferred the days of the giant chewing gum packet if I'm honest.
 
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Ugh. Owala have been my favourite bottle since they first appeared. Now I feel like they have done me dirty.

My current bottle is prettier than hers anyway.
 
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My 14 year old goes to youth group, Rangers (lead on from Guides), and watches films on Netflix and giggles with her best friend. When I'm not looking she will cuddle her jellycat soft toy!

Edie is worlds apart and this is so sad. Shes basically lost her childhood. No wonder she struggles at school. No boundaries, no sense of belonging and no firm secure upbringing.
This is how it should be. Eide makes me so sad, she looks bad. Sorry to say, lashes look alful & she looks 20 odd.
Yhey are believe being blonde & skinny is beautiful & that is it. God how depressing
 
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Ugh. Owala have been my favourite bottle since they first appeared. Now I feel like they have done me dirty.

My current bottle is prettier than hers anyway.
Same here. We have 6 in our house and have done for years. The ONLY water bottle my ASD chewer hasn't manage to chew the lid of.

All purchased before they became popular and we had to import them from the US.
 
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Same here. We have 6 in our house and have done for years. The ONLY water bottle my ASD chewer hasn't manage to chew the lid of.

All purchased before they became popular and we had to import them from the US.
Same. Mine were sent via family in the US because the straw and gulp being the same works for everyone.
 
Does she not see the irony of her next book club read being about dangers of social media?
Maybe her Patreon huns are all secretly trolling her.
 
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