I mean, technically, but if at the age of 22 you exclusively read the stuff you liked or would have liked when you were 11 I'm still gonna judge you, sue me
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Ruby reposted this on her ig stories. I agree with the message, but it's a bit rich coming from Ruby!!
Or maybe she has read about chewing food ed trick, and doesn't realise that you don't chew drinks as wellThere is a story with Ruby drinking/chewing more gifted tea and I've had a realisation about her 'chewing.' In wine tasting when they try a wine they 'chew' it and swirl it around the mouth to get more flavour supposedly, I don't know if she is trying to do that when she drinks or it is a weird Ruby-ism.
It does look green though, and there’s something that looks like a powder on the side of the bowl. My guess is it’s some stupid crap like spirulina that she’s mixed in with the oats to make them ”healthier”. Another obvious ED meal with spirulina a.k.a. another bs ”weight loss aid”, half a banana, possibly an entire strawberry, frozen berries, a small spoon (it’s one of those long-handle spoons) to make the portion look bigger, a teaspoon of peanut butter, and of course the very fact that she’s had to include all the things in one tiny portion because she was unable to choose and this is the only way she can pretend she’s not depriving herself.
I thought the exact same thing. Unfortunately, recommending that people eat well and regularly, then showing another tiny portion of mostly sugar as one of her sporadic meals and never showing anything else only gives impressionable viewers the idea that this is eating well and regularly.The first time I've seen this note onscreen. She must be reading Tattle. I wish she'd take the cake out of its wrapper before plonking it in a bowl of yoghurt, though.
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That's true. She's still not setting the best example of normal eating habits and 'actions speak louder than words'.Slapping a lip-service message on-screen does nothing when you're still pushing your dangerously stupid eating habits at every turn, Ruby.
Yeah if she herself still has to write out the logical progression of her paragraphs on the seventh draft on her thesis, how could somebody else who reads it possibly be able to follow it and get a clear idea of her argument?From what little you can actually read of the text (the bottom corners of the sheets she places on the windowsill), that dissertation is nowhere near done. It’s clear she’s just Frankensteined a bunch of secondary sources together and the stuff that’s not quotes is poorly written. She’s having to write out the ”logical flow” of her paragraphs in a notebook because she herself has difficulty discerning anything like a logical flow but she’s trying to convince herself it’s there.
"But remember, tiny edits can improve your final grade by up to 5 points!!!" Maybe she should try working out the main point of her dissertation before writing it first. But then again, she did have difficulty even picking a topic, this time last year she was dead set on Victorian girlhood before switching to... Victorian Christmas? And then Emily Dickinson? But also Shakesperean boy actors, right? Yikes.Yeah if she herself still has to write out the logical progression of her paragraphs on the seventh draft on her thesis, how could somebody else who reads it possibly be able to follow it and get a clear idea of her argument?
I fee like she's 100% overcomplicating the dissertation... an UG dissertation isn't that hard to do well on if you are organised and have a coherent topic / line of argument to your work. I was done with mine over a month before the deadline because once you've written it, there's not really much more you can do other than minor edits and proof reads !I watched Ruby's recent video and I'm just wondering what she was actually doing with her dissertation and it felt that it was just a lot of busywork. Or she was trying to find a coherent argument in her dissertation that seems to be a mishmash of ideas? I didn't do that much faffing around with mine at the end though I did get my partner and my friend with master's degrees to look over it for me as I'm just very dyslexic but it was ready to go pretty much other than that. Is she going to rewrite it again? I'm thinking that she is floundering a lot now, stretching it out as either the dissertation is a mess or she is stretching out her time as a student for it being her last assignment? I do wonder how close to the deadline Ruby hands in things, I feel she hands things in things last minute, like an hour before it's due (five minutes was my record admittedly!)
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