Emma Drew #15 got that bread, then left to hide in bed for days

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Why do her bed sheets and pillow cases look like something I wouldn’t even wash my kitchen floor with? Imagine the odours due to the extended length of time she spends rotting in bed together with the cat smells🤮🤮🤮
 

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I just wish she'd actually admit to herself she's not ok and get some proper help.

The shopping addiction and eating habits show she's clearly not coping with some stuff.. and that's totally ok not to be coping, but stop broadcasting this car crash on your professional social media!
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It's clearly not clicked for her yet and I really dislike her but watching someone self destruct isn't nice.
 
Blancmange said:
I just wish she'd actually admit to herself she's not ok and get some proper help.

The shopping addiction and eating habits show she's clearly not coping with some stuff.. and that's totally ok not to be coping, but stop broadcasting this car crash on your professional social media!
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It's clearly not clicked for her yet and I really dislike her but watching someone self destruct isn't nice.
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This is where it’s obvious she has no real friends or close family. Any true friend would see the car crash that’s happening before our very eyes and step in to help. Her minions just encourage her to continue with the self sabotaging content and it’s so not healthy! It’s not like she hides that she’s struggling - she broadcasts it constantly on Instagram in such attention seeking ways, it doesn’t take a genius to realise how deeply unhappy she is.
 
This was an exciting read. Maybe this explains why we don't hear from Tony's family much...


"Choosing the actual date was harder though. A weekend wedding doubled the cost, the 27th fell on a Wednesday and we just weren't too sure. We eventually settled on 28th May - a Thursday and thankfully half term. After booking the wedding, paying a deposit and talking to Tony's family... we'd only gone and booked our wedding on the same day as his sister's wedding anniversary. D'oh."
 
Bubblesandflowers said:
This was an exciting read. Maybe this explains why we don't hear from Tony's family much...


"Choosing the actual date was harder though. A weekend wedding doubled the cost, the 27th fell on a Wednesday and we just weren't too sure. We eventually settled on 28th May - a Thursday and thankfully half term. After booking the wedding, paying a deposit and talking to Tony's family... we'd only gone and booked our wedding on the same day as his sister's wedding anniversary. D'oh."
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Tony didn't know his own sister's wedding date?
 
Bubblesandflowers said:
This was an exciting read. Maybe this explains why we don't hear from Tony's family much...


"Choosing the actual date was harder though. A weekend wedding doubled the cost, the 27th fell on a Wednesday and we just weren't too sure. We eventually settled on 28th May - a Thursday and thankfully half term. After booking the wedding, paying a deposit and talking to Tony's family... we'd only gone and booked our wedding on the same day as his sister's wedding anniversary. D'oh."
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I don’t get why booking your wedding on your sister’s anniversary would be an issue? It’s one day in one year. If you make a big deal about your anniversary I’m sure you could celebrate it on the day before or after for that year to fit around the wedding. The world won’t implode if someone can’t celebrate an anniversary without attending someone else’s wedding. Just me?
 
Bubblesandflowers said:
This was an exciting read. Maybe this explains why we don't hear from Tony's family much...


"Choosing the actual date was harder though. A weekend wedding doubled the cost, the 27th fell on a Wednesday and we just weren't too sure. We eventually settled on 28th May - a Thursday and thankfully half term. After booking the wedding, paying a deposit and talking to Tony's family... we'd only gone and booked our wedding on the same day as his sister's wedding anniversary. D'oh."
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I feel like I've just read a snippet from a 10 year old girls diary
 
Katykatykaty said:
I don’t get why booking your wedding on your sister’s anniversary would be an issue? It’s one day in one year. If you make a big deal about your anniversary I’m sure you could celebrate it on the day before or after for that year to fit around the wedding. The world won’t implode if someone can’t celebrate an anniversary without attending someone else’s wedding. Just me?
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Imagine if the sister in law chose the same wedding date as them though? She would never hear the end of it and neither would we!
 
Katykatykaty said:
I don’t get why booking your wedding on your sister’s anniversary would be an issue? It’s one day in one year. If you make a big deal about your anniversary I’m sure you could celebrate it on the day before or after for that year to fit around the wedding. The world won’t implode if someone can’t celebrate an anniversary without attending someone else’s wedding. Just me?
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I don't think I'd be that bothered tbh. Mine is 5th November and already taken by a more important event. But sounds like something Emma would do intentionally lol
 
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