Merry belated Christmas to you all.
I will admit to going over to Sophie's FB page and having a look - she did the lad proud.
What my impression from a few photos is is he had a very exciting but peaceful (for a toddler) Christmas. Totally an unfounded opinion based on a few chosen pics
Based on what he has shared with the internet, I can just imagine the stress that Snappy would have brought to the day -
- Talking at the boy and others at 100 miles an hour,
- Repeating words to fill the silences cos he can't go a minute without wittering absolute shite.
- Wearing those around him down until they submit and do what he wants just for a bit of peace
- Constantly fidgeting,
- Disappearing to do a TikTok,
- Antsy that he's not away doing a Tik Tok
- Rehearsing a TikTok
- Deleting TikTok comments
- Planning TikToks
- Orchestrating his life and selling an ideal on TikTok
- Losing his tit on TikTok and creating senseless clips
- Regurgitating the same old content on TikTok - was crap the first time and it doesn't get any better
I met my husband online over 20 years ago talking to him in a big chatroom with others who had a shared interest. I met him 6 weeks later and knew right away he was the 'one' however, if I hadn't been the sole focus of his attention in the big group and he wanted to pop off to do any of the above, he would have been totally blown it.
It may be me but when I used to get into relationships, I wanted to spend time in the crowd getting to know the person as well as having time together without the rest of the pals. I can't even begin to imagine sharing a very new and fragile relationship with a whole internet - then you add in the pressure of reading the numerous negative comments about a new partner.
I'd be running for the hills without a backward glance.