I think they’re all having a clean up before saying anything.
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By turning the other way and choosing to ignore the problem they’re perpetuating that it’s ok to let these things go.
It should be challenged.
this one too, ‘Often ruder than a dockworker’ ?!
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Anyone thinking that people are bullying susie for exposing her comments on : blind kids, disabled kids, black women , Romanians , poor people, people on benefits, overweight women.
needs to ask themselves some serious questions.
If your favourite actor or singer had these things exposed : they'd never work again....
Will they even get married now that it won't be on social media ?
No. Because it's all for show. She's a chronic show off.
needs to ask themselves some serious questions.
If your favourite actor or singer had these things exposed : they'd never work again....
Will they even get married now that it won't be on social media ?
No. Because it's all for show. She's a chronic show off.
I remember Susie Verrill was interviewed on Alison Perry’s ‘Not Another Mummy Podcast’ back in 2017 (the episode is still available). Funnily enough, they worked together at ‘Look’ (along with Erica Davies, and I think, Hannah Gale), and Alison actually says on the podcast that she thought Susie didn’t like her, and Susie says it probably seemed that way but she was just young and it was the way she came across.
Anyway, they discuss the infamous ‘mum blogger’ thread on another very popular parenting website a few years back, where some Instamums were criticised, mainly about not declaring ads (though not really Susie - she was spoken about pretty favourably then). Clemmie Telford’s kids’ looks were criticised, which is clearly not on EVER, and Susie said she was angry, so waded in on the conversation, commenting on the thread in their defence. It seems incredibly hypocritical now given that she took issue with someone being nasty about one person’s child but around this time, thought it perfectly acceptable to pass comments (masquerading as deeply unfunny jokes) on disabled children. But then, those disabled children weren’t kids of Instamums, so perhaps that seemed absolutely fine to her?!
She was also very vocal again about how judgmental other parents can be with her and online in general, and how she disliked the judgement. But she always seemed very judgmental and rather condescending to me. That this was recorded around the time those tweets were sent (or surely before) really is appalling.
And she discussed the comments about Milo being dressed ‘like a girl’ and how horrible it all was. I remember that as I’d completely missed it at the time.
Worth a listen. She didn’t come across particularly well then, in my opinion. I’d be interested to know what Alison Perry REALLY thought of her...
Anyway, they discuss the infamous ‘mum blogger’ thread on another very popular parenting website a few years back, where some Instamums were criticised, mainly about not declaring ads (though not really Susie - she was spoken about pretty favourably then). Clemmie Telford’s kids’ looks were criticised, which is clearly not on EVER, and Susie said she was angry, so waded in on the conversation, commenting on the thread in their defence. It seems incredibly hypocritical now given that she took issue with someone being nasty about one person’s child but around this time, thought it perfectly acceptable to pass comments (masquerading as deeply unfunny jokes) on disabled children. But then, those disabled children weren’t kids of Instamums, so perhaps that seemed absolutely fine to her?!
She was also very vocal again about how judgmental other parents can be with her and online in general, and how she disliked the judgement. But she always seemed very judgmental and rather condescending to me. That this was recorded around the time those tweets were sent (or surely before) really is appalling.
And she discussed the comments about Milo being dressed ‘like a girl’ and how horrible it all was. I remember that as I’d completely missed it at the time.
Worth a listen. She didn’t come across particularly well then, in my opinion. I’d be interested to know what Alison Perry REALLY thought of her...
Do you think the other influencers could be trying to get their head around things before they comment? If they are actually friendly, it must be quite a shock?
They obviously NEED to say something, it cannot go ignored, I’m just wondering if they are trying to work out how to best address and voice it?
They obviously NEED to say something, it cannot go ignored, I’m just wondering if they are trying to work out how to best address and voice it?
oh no that’s not what I was referring to. I was talking about the incident last year involving mocking religious head coverings.She posted a photo on her grid last week of her 'ugly' crying ( as she does) about racism ....but making it all about her and just jumping on the social media bandwagon
There was initially a tantrum about people calling her racist, then when she realised it wasn’t going away there was an apology and a promise to “do better”.
I cannot BELIEVE he’s still just posting chick updates!Greg, I think that instead of addressing the chickens in the coop you need to address the elephant in the room!!
Much like not expecting women of colour to have to expend their emotional resources on Susan, I don’t think we should necessarily expect the mothers of differently abled children to comment. We all know what she has said is wrong.
Just musing here - is the onus on your friends to speak out on Instagram? That’s a bit performative too isn’t it? If it came out that one of my mates had been such a twit it wouldn’t cross my mind to take to facebook to distance myself. Professional relationships are different and I suppose that may be how we classify these Insta friendships.
MOD it was different as she was racist to a specific named person who they also all knew - I think the onus was possibly then on them to say publically that Clem was a dick.
MOD it was different as she was racist to a specific named person who they also all knew - I think the onus was possibly then on them to say publically that Clem was a dick.
Greg post several days ago ‘I’m disabling comments because I’m just making a statement’ bullllllllsh*t
Very true! It's not their duty to out Susie x
I think there are some actual press articles about it if you Google. Obviously there are lots of threads about her but an article would give you a good summary to start with.
She made a fake profile on here- Aliceinwanderlust- and slagged off lots of the instamums, made a racist comment about Candice Brathwaite, and referred to her husband as a "class A twit". If you Google, there are numerous news articles.
It goes to show that having a blue tick doesn’t make you famous. Either the media are protecting her right now (from mass outrage) or they literally don’t care because she is a nobody.
My opinion, for anyone who cares is that Susie tries the act like she is the same page as 99% of the mums (and dads) out there struggling to get by, but she looks down on everybody because her partner can jump far. She is a nobody and she clearly lives a sad lonely life. Greg will be on every show he can be in the next couple of years to hold on to the fame! Even the kid crashing his interview was set up to get attention.
My opinion, for anyone who cares is that Susie tries the act like she is the same page as 99% of the mums (and dads) out there struggling to get by, but she looks down on everybody because her partner can jump far. She is a nobody and she clearly lives a sad lonely life. Greg will be on every show he can be in the next couple of years to hold on to the fame! Even the kid crashing his interview was set up to get attention.
Her cosleeping advice was dangerous. I messaged her to suggest she referred to the Safe Sleep 7 guidelines which encourage safe cosleeping from the Lullaby Trust/La Leche League. Got blocked.
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