Isabelle going to university miles and miles away from home is like Lazy not using a block of cheese for every meal - impossible and unrealistic. The girls are so isolated and conditioned to cry for clickbait and overreact to literally e.v.e.r.y.t.h.i.n.g there is literally zero chance of them living in the real world as adults. Imagine (god forbid) their parents were killed suddenly, in a car crash for example, and they were left all alone, they would not have a single chance at life because theyāve been neglected and abused for monetary gain. They would think their āfameā would be a free pass in life and they will live off of that, sorry to break it to ya kids, you aināt famous. The only child that would stand a chance of growing up to be normal and independent is Mila.
Iām studying a forensic psychology degree to use towards a Doctorate in Clinical Psychology and there are many mental health conditions and even theories that can be applied to this family. For example, Stockholm Syndrome. The girls love their abusers (not necessarily kidnappers in the syndrome) and do everything they possibly can to please them. Including being exploited online. Isla clearly has tics and is struggling emotionally, mentally and is rapidly regressing to toddler behaviour. Lazyās aggressive behaviour towards anyone who questions a part of their life - not necessarily in a negative or accusing way - will influence her kids and, in turn, show them that aggression is the main way to go about things.
I could go on but Iām on a lot of pain relief right now and canāt string my words together properly.
Itās all just very sad to see (on the girls part)
And the VW earings are far too big for her lollipop head
Only way she got VW is if Granny Terrahawk bought them.
nce children, and those who support them are just as bad. Youāve had kids with one. People mentioning your bald sonās ridiculous hair doesnāt come close.
if you add a bit of flash editing and a gangsta soundtrack, then film yourself trundling out of a car-park lift, as if to hook up with the rest of your massive crew of roller-booters (including six girls).
