Bex Wolfnsunflowers #8 And we have grift off!

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markcorriganscrisps said:
I wonder if she ever considers that her backers, much like those of JM (who she has criticised for conning folk), may not be quite so willing to criticise her due to the content on her social media. It's almost like repeatedly placing yourself in the poorly manic pixie role is useful sometimes 🤔
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Yep, that or they’re exhausted by it all and just can’t be arsed any more
 
Traazers said:
Yep, that or they’re exhausted by it all and just can’t be arsed any more
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Matthew Z Superbacker and his cohorts, about to disembark the BexShip but she nearly died something something guardian angels trauma vomit 🤢
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I agree, BexySexy
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I feel really sad for the children of these grifters, who are being raised by people who live in a fantasy social media world, receiving worthless validation from strangers for their bad life choices.

I know the world isn't perfect. I know I'm very far from perfect but I do my best raising my children and to me, sending them to school is crucially important so that they benefit from the amazing free education that is on offer in this country that we take for granted.

I know it isn't perfect. But I have seen my children benefit enormously from it, and avail of opportunities to grow, develop, and contribute that I could never ever offer them because my partner and I are both busy working full time in the public sector for the benefit of society. I am so grateful to the teachers and to the system that we have that does give children the opportunity to learn and develop, gain qualifications, etc.

A teacher at school had a huge influence on me as they genuinely cared and supported me when I was going through a tough adolescence. They are still teaching now and i feel so happy that someone like that is in charge of children's education. This teacher didn't ever get involved in what was happening for me outside school, but instinctively put in place the right support that allowed me to get through my alevels and go on to university. They knew what was required and they believed in me, that I would get past the bumps in the road and make it, that I was worth time and effort and a bit of care. That's absolutely transformative when it happens outside the family.

I genuinely feel and believe that school is a hugely beneficial place, especially for kids growing up in disadvantage. It offers a pathway to a better life. There are nurturing environments out there if you are lucky. My children are at a school that prioritises developing the whole character over being an exam factory and it shows.

I'm not against home Ed, but the people I've met who do it tend to be wealthy and very well educated. Their children will not suffer any setbacks due to the home ed choice as they will be cushioned by their socioeconomic privilege.

On the other hand, I know one child who was taken out of school during the pandemic and never returned. His mum has always let him have unlimited access to gaming etc. When he was at summer schemes, after school clubs, etc, he always had his ipad. Now he presumably has unlimited access all day long. I'm sure he is very happy right now, but I'm also sure his future is fucked. Hopefully I am wrong.

Bringing up children is about providing what they need, not always just what they want. You have to prepare them for life and give them the tools to succeed.

Sorry for the ramble, feeling philosophical tonight and wanted to share.
 
Shimmering said:
I feel really sad for the children of these grifters, who are being raised by people who live in a fantasy social media world, receiving worthless validation from strangers for their bad life choices.

I know the world isn't perfect. I know I'm very far from perfect but I do my best raising my children and to me, sending them to school is crucially important so that they benefit from the amazing free education that is on offer in this country that we take for granted.

I know it isn't perfect. But I have seen my children benefit enormously from it, and avail of opportunities to grow, develop, and contribute that I could never ever offer them because my partner and I are both busy working full time in the public sector for the benefit of society. I am so grateful to the teachers and to the system that we have that does give children the opportunity to learn and develop, gain qualifications, etc.

A teacher at school had a huge influence on me as they genuinely cared and supported me when I was going through a tough adolescence. They are still teaching now and i feel so happy that someone like that is in charge of children's education. This teacher didn't ever get involved in what was happening for me outside school, but instinctively put in place the right support that allowed me to get through my alevels and go on to university. They knew what was required and they believed in me, that I would get past the bumps in the road and make it, that I was worth time and effort and a bit of care. That's absolutely transformative when it happens outside the family.

I genuinely feel and believe that school is a hugely beneficial place, especially for kids growing up in disadvantage. It offers a pathway to a better life. There are nurturing environments out there if you are lucky. My children are at a school that prioritises developing the whole character over being an exam factory and it shows.

I'm not against home Ed, but the people I've met who do it tend to be wealthy and very well educated. Their children will not suffer any setbacks due to the home ed choice as they will be cushioned by their socioeconomic privilege.

On the other hand, I know one child who was taken out of school during the pandemic and never returned. His mum has always let him have unlimited access to gaming etc. When he was at summer schemes, after school clubs, etc, he always had his ipad. Now he presumably has unlimited access all day long. I'm sure he is very happy right now, but I'm also sure his future is fucked. Hopefully I am wrong.

Bringing up children is about providing what they need, not always just what they want. You have to prepare them for life and give them the tools to succeed.

Sorry for the ramble, feeling philosophical tonight and wanted to share.
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That is so well said.
I often collect my young grandchildren from nursery school/school and they are both so happy. School is not what it was when I was young, or even when my own children were. It seems such a nurturing and happy place. Teachers are so aware of the complexities behind children being quiet, shy, withdrawn, hyperactive, 'disruptive'.
When I was young it was entirely unremarkable for teachers to throw things at you like blackboard rubbers and punish you for crying. And when you told your parents they would say 'well what did you do to deserve it?'.
Bex said earlier she decided at 16 any children she had she would home educate.
To be honest she seems a harmless individual, but genuinely not the brightest. Or the most motivated. I shouldn't know this about her but she has put her life, and her son's, on the Internet so here we are.
I never ever get from her that her son's education is top priority, which if you home educate it 100% should be. More than anything else in her life.
This isn't about Home education which I know can be amazing for a lot of children, it's specifically about her home educating when I just don't think she is up to it.
 
You might not share pictures of your son Rebecca ( you have in the past) but you've shared so much personal stuff about him, probably without his full consent because what child feels comfortable letting his mum tell thousands of strangers on the internet about his sexuality, his disabilities, night terrors, his thoughts , feelings and everything in-between.

You are not right in the head.
 
Samsquamptch said:
You might not share pictures of your son Rebecca ( you have in the past) but you've shared so much personal stuff about him, probably without his full consent because what child feels comfortable letting his mum tell thousands of strangers on the internet about his sexuality, his disabilities, night terrors, his thoughts , feelings and everything in-between.

You are not right in the head.
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Blimey yes that's true. We know so much about that boy. She shares so much about him. Personal, private stuff. Well stuff that should be personal and private 😢
I still can't get over her putting photos of his bedroom on twitter.
 
She certainly has over received cashos and Tena Lady pantos from the comments crew.

My Bex highlights of the last few days are:

Making a tweet about Kate Middleton about herself (you're subtle hun). It was hilariously self important.

Posting about a '50 year old Karen' (beautiful example of ageism and misogyny 👌), which I think she must have deleted now (see below).

A post about the dangers of psychotherapy being unregulated (hard agree, although that wasn't her point) but without even the slightest hint of irony that this is indeed what she wants to do as a job.

A pointless post about 'kiddo's dad' changing the fish water tank, which I presume was posted to irritate his gf.

Posting about going to cafes, walking round the shops and making tea (complete with snobby commentary about a stir fry not being 'cooking' - FYI folk who have enduring disabilities would probably count that as cooking a meal) but also cannot wash her dishes, run a hoover round or pick up mess.

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She now wants to write a book about Home ed 🤦‍♀️ but she's not sure she ever will.
Oh I think we all know the answer to that one.

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And unschooling? She seems obsessed with not doing what a school would do - but never being very clear about what she does actually do with him.

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I bet her sister is sick of her thinking she's the expert home educator. Her sister having a pretty successful home tutoring business. Rebecca doing it five minutes and suddenly the expert. 🤣

She's is unlikely to write a successful home ed book seeing as she can't even produce a timely scrambled egg brochure.

Stick to your specialist subject Rebecca, yourself, nails and heavily filtered selfies.
 
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