So she thinks she's addressed the problem enough that she doesn't have to mention it again. One day off Instagram (which nobody would have noticed), and addressing it on a story which disappeared after 24 hours, so it's like it never happened. Nice.
So taking a day off makes it all okay then???!!View attachment 411576
So she thinks she's addressed the problem enough that she doesn't have to mention it again. One day off Instagram (which nobody would have noticed), and addressing it on a story which disappeared after 24 hours, so it's like to never happened. Nice.
And of course she had to mention ”took a day off Instagram”, I’m sure she means to imply she was so upset because of the bullying she facedSo she thinks she's addressed the problem enough that she doesn't have to mention it again. One day off Instagram (which nobody would have noticed), and addressing it on a story which disappeared after 24 hours, so it's like to never happened. Nice.
Ha. My school was the worst state school ever in teaching, but we had a house system and a pool and good sports field!Houses are still a thing in the UK, that’s why they’re in HP to my knowledge it’s largely done at private schools, but not exclusively. At my primary school our houses were animals and at secondary school they were different. I actually went to two secondary schools, one without houses (instead splitting events / contests by tutor groups) and the second with houses.
I thought she was well-meaning and naive originally but this, along with her book, has really changed my opinion on her. She really gives off a "holier than thou" snobbishness and sense of superiority."I took a day off Instagram xx" as if she did that for the good of everyone else rather than to avoid any more backlash she might get Her "pure, can't do anything wrong, innocent, well-intentioned" act really annoys me. She thinks she's so much cleverer and aware than everyone else and couldn't possibly get anything wrong. Us plebs just don't understand like she does.
Tbh from her responses to this situation it’s very clear she doesn’t think shes done anything wrong regarding her decision to accept payment for the holocaust memorial day ad. I feel like her real personality has come through a bit here, she thinks she knows best and won’t accept any critcism of her actions. Really and truly, I think she was either raised (or learned) to take criticism as bullying, and so just seems to ignore it or brush it off and I think that’s what she’s doing hereI thought she was well-meaning and naive originally but this, along with her book, has really changed my opinion on her. She really gives off a "holier than thou" snobbishness and sense of superiority.
This - I get the impression that growing up she was often met with "Oh Ruby, aren't you marvelous?" from both her parents and her small independant school where she'll have got lots of individual attention. The comments on her YouTube videos only feed this golden child persona - they're full of young teens feeling guilty that they're not as 'productive' as her. She never addresses these comments where people feel bad about themselves in comparison to her - I get the impression these comments boost her ego even further.Tbh from her responses to this situation it’s very clear she doesn’t think shes done anything wrong regarding her decision to accept payment for the holocaust memorial day ad. I feel like her real personality has come through a bit here, she thinks she knows best and won’t accept any critcism of her actions. Really and truly, I think she was either raised (or learned) to take criticism as bullying, and so just seems to ignore it or brush it off and I think that’s what she’s doing here
It's clear how immature and self-absorbed she is. She thinks that she can just pretend that nothing happened. She has no intention of doing jack tit for any underfunded school lmao it was just an excuse to get people to forget about it.View attachment 411576
So she thinks she's addressed the problem enough that she doesn't have to mention it again. One day off Instagram (which nobody would have noticed), and addressing it on a story which disappeared after 24 hours, so it's like it never happened. Nice.
Yeah this whole thing has really changed my perspective on her.I thought she was well-meaning and naive originally but this, along with her book, has really changed my opinion on her. She really gives off a "holier than thou" snobbishness and sense of superiority.
I also get this whenever she talks about the sheer amount of books/gifts she was given by her teachers I feel like it’s half way between “look at me I had such a wonderful relationship with them” as portraying this golden child m, but also never quite recognising the privilege andsimply the logistics of going to a smaller school so of course they’re going to get more attention from teachers. I went to a big standard school and had an awesome relationship with my favourite teachers, they were amazing, but they didn’t give gifts to the kids even if it was just their copy of a bookThis - I get the impression that growing up she was often met with "Oh Ruby, aren't you marvelous?" from both her parents and her small independant school where she'll have got lots of individual attention. The comments on her YouTube videos only feed this golden child persona - they're full of young teens feeling guilty that they're not as 'productive' as her. She never addresses these comments where people feel bad about themselves in comparison to her - I get the impression these comments boost her ego even further.
Well they were basically paid for praising her.This - I get the impression that growing up she was often met with "Oh Ruby, aren't you marvelous?" from both her parents and her small independant school where she'll have got lots of individual attention.
I read a great blogpost a while ago about this very phenomenon. The 'I feel bad when you say that' thing. It talks about how we are taught that hurting someone's feelings is bad, but people can also overgeneralise/exploit this. E.g., if Person A does something hurtful, and Person B calls them out (with facts, not opinions) and tells them to apologise, Person A can turn around and say "calling me out has hurt my feelings, so you need to apologise to me." Person A is Ruby.Really and truly, I think she was either raised (or learned) to take criticism as bullying, and so just seems to ignore it or brush it off and I think that’s what she’s doing here
The way she writes/speaks is very 'I'm better than you'What does any of that mean?
I feel bad because I can tell she's trying but, this ain't it.