That's when I stopped following her. Utterly self-serving and tone deaf. Her behaviour around the MOD is showing me I was right to unfollow. A wolf in sheepskin clothing, I think. She's practically revelling in the attention this (MOD) has given her.
The thing that gets me is that she's also using it to showboat about what amazing, sensitive parents they are, whilst totally missing the glaringly obvious point that she is invading her son's privacy big time, such terrible parenting.
She’s special and specially entitled to live in Notting Hill. Her mother's Insta name is That Granny Smile. She definitely raised an entitled daughter.
Same!I've moved all over the country, I'm not even sure where I call 'home' anymore
Yep, it just shows how out of touch she is. She won’t budge because she’s got it good by paying reduced rent in SH. This reduced rent could easily be the same amount out of London and paid for by themselves, not the state. Her husband works and could commute in from the many, many commutable towns that are within 30 min train journeys from major London train stations. She claims she works too so two incomes (eyeroll blogger influencer). Meanwhile, many thousands of us make the effort to live where we can afford. I don’t buy this “my family are here” - thousands upon thousands of us don’t have help either. She’s desperate to justify her house blocking. I’d much rather see a single parent struggling to work and parent to have their house than them. They’re both workers, move to an affordable commuter town.me and my husband grew up in London and both our parents still live there but after we got married and wanted to start a family, we could no longer afford to live there so had to move out to Berkshire. I know so many people in our situation who have had to do the same. Just because our parents weren’t in social housing we had no claim to the place we grew up, I just don’t get this ridiculous sense of false entitlement! It actually makes my eyes roll! How is she failing to see her own immaturity
People were commenting asking did she not feel bad that she was in a relatively good position (her husband earns well) and her flat was empty for 6 weeks as she was on holiday when there were thousands of women and children in hostels. She said absolutely not, it was her right to have a SH property as she grew up in one in NH and had a right to stay there. Her sister apparently gave up hers whe she married and bought a house.
Imagine feeling that you had to come bid farewell at all!!Imagine feeling that you had to come bid farewell to a 22k following
I LIVE IN SOCIAL HOUSING Last night I watched a film called ‘Dispossession’ which is all about social housing and social cleansing. You’ll never really hear me talk on here about us being housing association tenants. There’s always been such a stigma attached to council houses and the ‘type’ of people that live in them.
