Roadside Mum

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I don’t know if I want the answer to this, but what’s the pronouns deal with the kids then? (I’m guessing it is performative rather than putting her children’s needs before Twitter entertainment…?)
I think it's more likely to do with remaining anonymous
 
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I wonder why in a more recent tweet thread RM was warning innocent passers-by to avoid the 'scary gay cruising area', if her whole family is supportive.
 
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It really is horrible - I thought the tweets about the kid eating without offering her a bite were bad enough.
 
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Yep, this need for anonymity is so bloody convenient when she is a a serial liar.
 
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The ones confirming you're bi, they're bi, lots of people are LBGT (capital t, please!), you are from birth but you won't know until you're 18 #ally
Can someone explain what the point of that word soup was? Thank(space)you
 
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God I wish the RSM approved sexuality lightbulb moment came to me at 18, would've made 18-25 so much easier...

I don't believe a word out her mouth (maybe cause I just really don't want her to be Bi, the lesbians can have Jack and the straight women can have RSM. You're welcome in advance, there are no returns we snipped the label off )

Who describes a woman they're dating as "my Lesbian love interest" like they're a character on television?!
 
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Total Mully D vibes. She'll be furiously tribbing over the course of a thirty tweet thread that also involves rum and raisin ice cream and a fry up with onion rings the next day. On behalf of all bisexuals we do not claim her we are not here to be fetishised. We just want to live, laugh and, indeed, love without being the subject of some basement-dwelling middle aged man's weird fantasies.
 
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Light up trainers can literally kill someone with epilepsy? Is this true?
According to a quick Google search people have alleged it (maybe trying to get money) but there's no proof that those sorts of shoes do cause seizures.
 
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