Lost my precious Cockapoo a few months ago, unexpectedly. She was totally okay during the day & less than 24hrs later had to be rushed to Emerg & put down. The pain for me was paralysing. Still is. Learning to live with the loss of our pets, but the suffering that follows is horrendous. Sorry for adding the above, as I don't like going off track. Wanted to say I totally relate to what Sophie must be going through, or anyone here who has lost a fur baby. The grief is hideous yet the bond we've built with our precious animals can never be broken.I feel her pain, she loved that doggie and I would be devastated if anything happened to mine . They are with you though all the tough times and I am sure Sophie had plenty of them. That is why I followed her , she seemed genuine and was trying to find her way after her divorce.
I did think she must be going onto NZ for a nice holiday- two nights is ridiculous. It’s very odd.A 10 hour flight, each way, from Singapore to New Zealand for 2 nights, sounds like she has imposed herself on Marks trip home to visit his family, or he is a controlling bastard who expects her to take time away from her holiday with her kids and makes her do such a long trip for 2 nights. either way, not a good look for the kind of relationship they have.
it really is - reminds of a Stepford wife.Sophie's hair today! its huge and so ageing. Please Sophie it does nothing for you.
sorry - wrong thread LolI meant Sophie looked like she’d been crying, she was very puffy eyed.
Why? She’s a dog person and losing a dog leaves a huge hole, it doesn’t mean she didn’t care about Coco, she just wants a dog in her life.I can' tbelieve they have a puppy. When she said please dont judge me. You could see her filming it in the mirror behind her. So she stands in front of a light. I mean, so much effort to her dear diary updates. Sorry but i find it distasteful like is it even two weeks after Coco has passed away?
I think Coco was quite a difficult puppy/adolescent, I remember her saying she despaired of ever training her.I am a bit sceptical about her saying they had already decided on this puppy before Coco died, in an effort to keep Coco young,she would have mentioned that in her daily updates, she should have said nothing instead of trying to justify it, it all sounded a bit implausible. I think some of her followers have been reaching out to her, it seems one of them randomly offered her a photo shoot, so I wouldn't be surprised if someone reached out to her with the offer of a puppy.
It is a really cute little thing though, although that puppy stage is not easy.
My dog's death paralysed me. Grief I've never experienced. She was by my side for almost 13 years. The way she died was horrendous & still haunts me. I was unable to eat for a long time, could not concentrate, pretty much non functional. I got a puppy about a month later because the house was eerily quiet which further exasperated my grief. My puppy would never replace my beloved dog, although having another animal to care for, (or at least for me) was a welcomed distraction from the depressed state I was in. I don't think it's ever too late or too soon to get another animal to love on & be loved. It's so individual. jmhoWhy? She’s a dog person and losing a dog leaves a huge hole, it doesn’t mean she didn’t care about Coco, she just wants a dog in her life.
Our last puppy was bought 2 days after losing our elderly dog. My dad had died the same week and I was bereft, had no reason to get up and we agreed the house without a dog just felt wrong, so we found him and brought him home and he helped us through our grief so much.
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I think Coco was quite a difficult puppy/adolescent, I remember her saying she despaired of ever training her.
I agree. She is the same on repeat. Which I am finding boring . I don’t know what her end goal isI think I am going to unfollow her. I feel really sorry for her for some reason, I dont know why. The stumbling over words, and the inflections in the sing songy voice. I have said it before, I wonder if she has a learning disability or is massively insecure. She can't get her words out with nerves. the over explaining. telling insta about making lists and sharing her thoughts. CS is cringe and a nightmare but Sophie seems so massively insecure and desperate to put on that posh voice it feels awkward watching it. I feel sorry for her.
Exactly this...I agree. She is the same on repeat. Which I am finding boring . I don’t know what her end goal is
Nose touching is also a sign of lyingHaving a VERY basic and simplistic conversation with herself into the camera and finding herself funny and having a laugh with herself, is so freaking weird and all the constant nose touching (I know someone here alluded to her love of the white stuff), the bouncing and flinging the hair around, thats basically it, she can't even get the day of the week correct.
My 15 year old and her friends have more interesting conversations, she really is soooo boring, I have stopped following her too, she has nothing of interest to share, even the few products and clothes she promotes are on repeat, nothing new, everything is so stale.
and wear it to deatg until the next arrival...I noticed she wore a beautiful dress to a party in 'town' but was wearing it with a beaded bracelet she had got with a freebie earlier in the week. She reminds me of my 10 year old...novelty until the next beautiful (and in her case free...) item.Those trousers are hideous. She has no style at all. She will wear whatever is #gifted.
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