Totally agree about the drag part. And the bit about "we wanted to do it on our own terms" Unlike every other couple ever?
She really did
Yes you are probably right. Genuine commenters are the meat and potatoes of an influencer - especially one trying to sell stuff. I'm no longer in the FB group so have no idea how much interaction she has there now. When I was last there it was very little - only popping in to ask for something eg questions for her podcast. She seems to have fallen in between stools now.
Wonder if she still goes to the forum. I remember she used to only pop on for book launches and that kind of thing
in other words, things that were going to make her money. If you actually scratch the surface with Sali, it’s always been about the money. Don’t get me wrong, I get everyone has to make a living, but there seems to have been little to zero actual care, honesty, integrity throughout. If she is this dishonest and whiney with the current ASA guidelines it implies she was just galloping along regardless with the shill previously.
i find her the polar opposite of cool, always side eyeing to see what others are doing and just jumping on whatever bandwagon the bluetickers with actual careers are on.
I just read that Vogue article and some of it made me cringe. Actually, most of it. The part about the shade of nails ("in a decidedly unbridal vibrant rose shade"), I'm sorry but what is "unbridal" about pink?
It was leaning a bit more towards a tutu shade and not bridal enough?
This is what she's going for. The cognitive dissonance must be thrumming so loud, a bystander can hear it. She and her bluetick friends are seriously suggesting that house cleaners get their self-worth from cleaning toilets. Have they even heard of labour theory? Marx?
Do we have anyone who’s got big enough bollocks to tweet this and add her IG ‘we’ve all got so much more time’ , I mean, there was no deep research involved .
God this says it all, doesn't it? These products are "worth" pennies in the dollar
Exacrly. I bet she used to be one of those those types that prattled on about marriage being a bourgeoisie institution and there's still the wannabe cool person in her- so she gets married but is keen to distinguish her wedding as being different from anyone elses, I.e the drag club reception, "we wanted to do it our own terms", talking about her supposedly unbridal nail colour
It's the same line she trotted out when comparing herself to the other school mums. They were all so judgy when she turned up with grungy clothes and rakish hair. They were all 'perfect'. Hip, unconventional, quirky Sali - always the rebel and outsider.
