This is my problem with it, especially reading this part:A Tim nice but dim type (aged 23) doesn’t tap up a Year 8 girl on a school trip. It’s just wrong on every level.
I’m always amazed at how much people are happy to post online. I wonder if he is even aware of how his much of his life is freely available?This is my problem with it, especially reading this part:
Someone who leaves uni with income from six rented houses has pretty much got a successful business, an easy income not requiring much input. I don’t think he has/had a great social life because most 21 year olds in that position would spend a few years travelling or enjoying life a bit.
He then “changes his mind on accountancy” and ends up volunteering with school kids. Perhaps with a maths degree he was thinking about going into teaching. He royally fucks that up by meeting and maintaining contact with teen-Grabs. They get found out and as someone posted before the police are called; they have solid evidence in terms of emails and letters. There’s no way he’s getting employed anywhere that requires a DBS or background check now so that’s teaching and accountancy out the window. The property business is his last choice because he can be self-employed and hide his past.
He would only have a criminal record that would show on a DBS check if he was convicted or cautioned for an offence. If he was simply arrested or spoken to and no further action taken - which I presume it wasn’t - he wouldn’t have a record.I’m always amazed at how much people are happy to post online. I wonder if he is even aware of how his much of his life is freely available?
I think you are right though. I wonder whether he would pass a DBS check with that history?
I think you're right.He would only have a criminal record that would show on a DBS check if he was convicted or cautioned for an offence. If he was simply arrested or spoken to and no further action taken - which I presume it wasn’t - he wouldn’t have a record.
Exactly that, as a parent you’d do everything in your power to stop it! Why they didn’t is justI think you're right.
I am baffled at why no further action was taken though. I have an 11 year old. She plays with dolls and watches kids TV. The thought of her getting romantically involved with an adult man in 2 years time makes me feel physically sick. I would have hunted the bloke down.
Money I betExactly that, as a parent you’d do everything in your power to stop it! Why they didn’t is just
She's so deluded it's unbelievable. She may have been more sensible (boring) compared to the average 13 year old who wore glitter eyeshadow and loved groovy chick (I'm referring to how teenagers used to be back then, not now with their insta-perfect makeup, that's another rant to be had!) but that doesn't mean you are wise! No one is wise at 13!!!Have been mulling this over. What also gets me is how in the blog post it referred to her being wise beyond her years when she met him! For someone who is so child like now I find this surprising!
I’ve set one up. The thread title is tit, but at least we now have a safe space to vent. I had to stop following her as her face, posts and captions annoy the living daylights out of me!!!For those who were waiting, Blooming-Nikki has now got £10k followers (how? why?) so can now have her own thread !
Exactly, I’ve said it before and I’ll say again. If it had been someone less wealthy, you bet they would have done anything to stop this. This is a situation that happened in my family about 45 years ago, my aunt at the time was 16 and her partner was 35 - he had a son from a previous relationship who my aunt tried to pass for his younger brother. Incidentally he was a property developer as well. My grandparents protested at first but eventually accepted the situation. They are still married but for financial reasons only. It’s funny that Rebecca seems to think that the age gap is not an issue, I predict it will actually become an increasing problem as they grow olderMoney I bet
Exactly, I’ve said it before and I’ll say again. If it had been someone less wealthy, you bet they would have done anything to stop this. This is a situation that happened in my family about 45 years ago, my aunt at the time was 16 and her partner was 35 - he had a son from a previous relationship who my aunt tried to pass for his younger brother. Incidentally he was a property developer as well. My grandparents protested at first but eventually accepted the situation. They are still married but for financial reasons only. It’s funny that Rebecca seems to think that the age gap is not an issue, I predict it will actually become an increasing problem as they grow older
How's she achieved that! Last time I looked she was way off! Definitely needs a thread but I don't know how to start one...For those who were waiting, Blooming-Nikki has now got £10k followers (how? why?) so can now have her own thread !
I was with an abusive guy when I started uni. He wanted to come with me but my dad convinced me it wasn’t a good idea. Making new friends and seeing things through their eyes is what made me end it. Shame she didn’t get that.I find the fact that he accompanied her to London and she lived with him throughout uni very sad. No experience of halls, new friendships, freshers drunken nights etc. Instead she had already “settled down”.