Helen Anderson #21 Helen Blanderson

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His reaction was quite reasonable. her glances back to the camera and acting like a spoiled brat to get a rise 🤢 so manipulative.
It was almost as if she was expecting a negative reaction, which would’ve been fair in my opinion. Like when I was 14 and my mum told me I couldn’t dye my hair black, but I went and did it anyway. Came back in a hoodie and did pretty much the same routine, pouty jokey “do you like it though.. now I’ve done it” ugh god, I wish I could go back in time and have a word with myself, but I guess I was a literal child… Helga on the other hand, being an adult married woman telling her husband she’d spent shared gift money on a stupid bag then prancing around the garden posing with it. Even 14 year old me knew better than to rub salt in the wound 😂😂
 
I don't think his reaction was that bad. I think it was a reaction a lot of people would have who don't care or are not into designer bags. Alot of money = expecting something big or grand, not a tiny bag. He then filmed her prancing around, can't have been that pissed off

But don't you see that it's a "lèse-majesté" offence against H. M. Helen Parody-of-a-Real-Person to not be in complete awe of her narcissistic ass
 
Anyone have a clue as to how much the bag was?!

I would love to have a designer handbag. Just one. But I reckon I’d never use it because it’s designer and cost so much etc and I’d be afraid someone would rob me while I’m out with it.
And if I was to buy one, it would have to be quite plain and unassuming so it’s timeless and goes with everything… I’ve not thought about it much 😆

Plus I always assume real ones are fake tbh 😆
 
I don't think getting a bag as a wedding present to yourself is too terrible of an idea if your spouse gets something as well but springing it on them is a bit yikes. It should be a shared pot if it's their wedding money.

Also, getting it in a 'trendy' colour rather than a black leather that's more durable and can last years as your special bag... her choice but a one that's a bit eh.
 
Anyone have a clue as to how much the bag was?!

I would love to have a designer handbag. Just one. But I reckon I’d never use it because it’s designer and cost so much etc and I’d be afraid someone would rob me while I’m out with it.
And if I was to buy one, it would have to be quite plain and unassuming so it’s timeless and goes with everything… I’ve not thought about it much 😆

Plus I always assume real ones are fake tbh 😆

I bought a Ralph Lauren a couple of years back and it was on sale down from £250 to £150 but it’s massive and I use it all the time no way I’d spend that much on a bag if it wasn’t an everyday use one
 
I don't think getting a bag as a wedding present to yourself is too terrible of an idea if your spouse gets something as well but springing it on them is a bit yikes. It should be a shared pot if it's their wedding money.

Also, getting it in a 'trendy' colour rather than a black leather that's more durable and can last years as your special bag... her choice but a one that's a bit eh.

I realise that this might be a very 'boomer' point of view but if I give people money for their wedding I'd expect it to go towards the honeymoon, or work on their home, or something for the house - something for lives together as a married couple. Cash/voucher wedding gifts are for the couple to help towards the start of their lives together, not to buy designer bags. I'd love to know what the people who gave them cash as a present thought of how she spent their money, I'd have been raging :LOL:.

I can't believe she just leans her greasy face on the bag...pretty sure she smeared foundation on it.
How does the condition of her tiny, overpriced bag look on the video? I can't be arsed to watch it.
 
I realise that this might be a very 'boomer' point of view but if I give people money for their wedding I'd expect it to go towards the honeymoon, or work on their home, or something for the house - something for lives together as a married couple. Cash/voucher wedding gifts are for the couple to help towards the start of their lives together, not to buy designer bags. I'd love to know what the people who gave them cash as a present thought of how she spent their money, I'd have been raging :LOL:
Bloody boomer xx

Nah, I do generally agree with that statement but through her job, Helen basically has everything they could use it for. They already have a house with top end appliances, they paid for friends to join them on the honeymoon so it seems they could manage that without contributions, and it's hard to think of other things they could use it on together. Maybe saving for a child or another dog? But I guess they could do that with other money.

I think getting a gift that they wouldn't usually buy as a reminder is a pretty good shout. I'm far from getting married but when the time comes, I'd love to get a really nice pair of shoes to keep and wear every anniversary with my partner :) The bag is more day to day but that's the best comparison I can think of
 
As someone who works with literal dead people, Helen, dead people don't have their mouths or eyes closed. That's something that's done elsewhere. If you were actually dead your chin would be pointing upward, your jaw slack and your eyes open. Someone's been watching too much tv.🤣

Anyone have a clue as to how much the bag was?!

I would love to have a designer handbag. Just one. But I reckon I’d never use it because it’s designer and cost so much etc and I’d be afraid someone would rob me while I’m out with it.
And if I was to buy one, it would have to be quite plain and unassuming so it’s timeless and goes with everything… I’ve not thought about it much 😆

Plus I always assume real ones are fake tbh 😆
Zoe London has a similar one that she got in a sample sale. In the sale it was £250 down from about 1.5k?
 

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I realise that this might be a very 'boomer' point of view but if I give people money for their wedding I'd expect it to go towards the honeymoon, or work on their home, or something for the house - something for lives together as a married couple. Cash/voucher wedding gifts are for the couple to help towards the start of their lives together, not to buy designer bags. I'd love to know what the people who gave them cash as a present thought of how she spent their money, I'd have been raging :LOL:.


How does the condition of her tiny, overpriced bag look on the video? I can't be arsed to watch it.
It looked okay but the Westwood bag was tatty as hell.
 
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