Wow her engagement on IG is low.
I wonder if p&p costs and admin too much/off putting for customers and running a 9-5 shop is cheaper/easier?Haha, imagine your definition of a “proper break” being Ibiza for a whole summer. My definition is a few hours without my children. But I am exceptionally hard done by
Interesting that they’re closing the internet shop in favour of opening another physical shop.
A shop is more expensive - rent, utilities, staffing etc. Having done both myself, online all the way.I wonder if p&p costs and admin too much/off putting for customers and running a 9-5 shop is cheaper/easier?
I have 2 items from mutha hood that I treated myself to. Had them for ages and still good as new. But like you I had seen a gorgeous jumper but can’t justify £55-£60. When I can go to primark and get a few things for thatI have to admit I bought my boyfriend a Papa T-shirt and I have a Mama jumper and they are really well made but I cannot believe I spend £55 on the jumper looking backI was just so excited about our new baby and got sucked into the Instamums at the time. Eyes are wide open now though
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Yes! Exactly this. She just oozes with privilege and is seemingly totally oblivious to it. I feel like the only thing she does to try to appear relatable is to pose like thisShe promotes a way of living in the world that is so self-centered while trying to pass it off as philanthropic.
Oh my-yes to all of thisI’ve been watching Molly’s Instagram for a while now. Quite conscious that my obsession with looking at it is slightly weird. I’ve been asking myself why I always feel the need to look at it. I’ve realized that it is because it has become a monolith of everything I think is wrong with social media in general. To borrow JK Rowling’s words, Molly is just ‘scoop[ing] up the woke cookies and bask[ing] in a virtue signaling afterglow’. I only wish someone would tell her to stop, not only because it’s so deeply embrassing but because she does seem to have an army of willing followers who swallow every word. She promotes a way of living in the world that is so self-centered while trying to pass it off as philanthropic.