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SharkAttack said:
Me too.

Had a quick look at her X and noticed two things: She makes very dull content which no doubt leads to the second point: her engagement is dire.
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Worth noting that Sarah peppers her bio, her crowdfunds and her tweets with lots of attractive buzzwords like:
Single mum
SEN child(ren)
Disabled
DV victim (her choice of phrasing, not mine)
Masters in psych
English Lit degree
CoL crisis
Tories out
Political

etc etc.

Hence why a certain group of left-wing overpaid fuckwits continue to give to her. If you go through this thread there’s a screen vid of her coffee pot being topped up - it’s enlightening to see how much she’s made.
 
Only she could try to make “I told the manager to SHUT UP and then screamed like a banshee at all of the other customers” sound like she’s some poor, blameless victim (See: Manipulative Cowbag).

She definitely should have received at least £60 in compensation after they returned the £20 voucher she was pissed about.
 

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Sarah: “cattiness ain’t my bag”

Also Sarah, earlier that same evening: refers to “that ugly old cat lady who nobody wants to shag”

Ok, hun. You’re clearly all kindness and light and definitely not a scratty little beggar who exposed a customer service worker’s face and location all over twitter while actively encouraging replies which said she should be physically attacked after work.
 
Sorry, side rant:

I actually really wish she would stop going on about her “ASD” son. He hasn’t been assessed. He hasn’t been diagnosed. I highly doubt he’s even on a waiting list with her track record of not being arsed to complete complex paperwork to benefit her family, and the school not really being that forthcoming with SEN support because they probably think he doesn’t need it.

There are a multitude of other things that can cause a child or teen to present as having ASD-like traits, from trauma and adverse childhood experiences, to stress, to attachment disorders, to adjustment disorders, to puberty. Just from what she’s shared online about her abusive ex and their “poverty” and how much time she spends on her phone letting Xbox do the parenting (and his having an estranged family and absent father), and his recent turning 13, it wouldn’t be out of the realms of possibility that his recent behavioural changes are a combination of the above. His “traits” apparently didn’t even cause her concern until senior school… Very unusual for an ASD-presenting male to not have shown signs much sooner. Not impossible, just unusual.

I recognise that formal diagnosis is a postcode lottery and a privilege, and so I am not completely anti self-diagnosis per se, but I am however anti parental-diagnosis. Parents can’t be objective enough. If we’re going to all be armchair psychologists, then I think that it’s just a bit Münchausen by-proxy to give your kid a definitive label (without professional consultation) and play on it.

I’m not going to run anyone down for seeking out to understand what is going on for their child and presenting professionals with suspicions of what it could be, and I know how long the waiting lists are for diagnosis of a child (and an adult tbf), but please for the love of god let the bloody professionals decide before you stamp your kid with a label. I’ve seen how badly misdiagnosis can duck with someone.

Say “he is awaiting assessment for ASD” or “my potentially autistic son”… not “my ASD son who is my son who is definitely autistic because I read some online articles”. NO. Again, doing a disservice to people who actually are autistic if you’ve got it so very wrong by misrepresenting his behaviours as an autism spectrum condition when it’s not.

Rant over.
 

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She is still reading here.
She is still screaming into the void.
She is still not getting any engagement
She still hasn't left Twitter
She is even claiming she is educated and intelligent.
She is still a vile narcissist.

Kid isn't going to school again, this time after puking on new uniform.

Same old same old....
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byefeliciax said:
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Say “he is awaiting assessment for ASD” or “my potentially autistic son”… not “my ASD son who is my son who is definitely autistic because I read some online articles”. NO. Again, doing a disservice to people who actually are autistic if you’ve got it so very wrong by misrepresenting his behaviours as an autism spectrum condition when it’s not.

Rant over.
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She's desperately hoping one of her kids has a formal diagnosis, as it would be all her Christmases at once with all the extra benefits and attention it will bring her.

Utterly repugnant woman.
 
byefeliciax said:
Sorry, side rant:

I actually really wish she would stop going on about her “ASD” son. He hasn’t been assessed. He hasn’t been diagnosed. I highly doubt he’s even on a waiting list with her track record of not being arsed to complete complex paperwork to benefit her family, and the school not really being that forthcoming with SEN support because they probably think he doesn’t need it.

There are a multitude of other things that can cause a child or teen to present as having ASD-like traits, from trauma and adverse childhood experiences, to attachment disorders, to adjustment disorders, to puberty. Just from what she’s shared online about her abusive ex and their “poverty” and how much time she spends on her phone letting Xbox do the parenting (and his having an estranged family and absent father), and his recent turning 13, it wouldn’t be out of the realms of possibility that his recent behavioural changes are a combination of the above. His “traits” apparently didn’t even cause her concern until senior school… Very unusual for an ASD-presenting male to not have shown signs much sooner. Not impossible, just unusual.

I recognise that formal diagnosis is a postcode lottery and a privilege, and so I am not completely anti self-diagnosis per se, but I am however anti parental-diagnosis. Parents can’t be objective enough. If we’re going to all be armchair psychologists, then I think that it’s just a bit Münchausen by-proxy to give your kid a definitive label and play on it.

I’m not going to run anyone down for seeking out to understand what is going on for their child and presenting professionals with suspicions of what it could be, and I know how long the waiting lists are for diagnosis of a child (and an adult tbf), but please for the love of god let the bloody professionals decide before you stamp your kid with a label.

Say “he is awaiting assessment for ASD” or “my potentially autistic son”… not “my ASD son who is my son who is definitely autistic because I read some online articles”. NO. Again, doing a disservice to people who actually are autistic if you’ve got it so very wrong by misrepresenting his behaviours as an autism spectrum condition when it’s not.

Rant over.
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None of this sounds like ASD to me, it sounds like being incredibly spoiled and overindulged.

Hopefully one of Sarah’s moron followers will say that I deserved to be murdered for this post, just like the last one 🫠
 
My Radio 4 thought for the day is that I am so glad that my time working in retail ended before shoving phones in shop workers faces became a thing to do, because I definitely had a few run-ins with entitled disgruntled customers that might have gone that way these days. And now I'm mithering to myself about when it became 'acceptable', because I only stopped working in retail around 6 years ago, and it really wasn't so much of a thing then.
 
byefeliciax said:
Sorry, side rant:

I actually really wish she would stop going on about her “ASD” son. He hasn’t been assessed. He hasn’t been diagnosed. I highly doubt he’s even on a waiting list with her track record of not being arsed to complete complex paperwork to benefit her family, and the school not really being that forthcoming with SEN support because they probably think he doesn’t need it.

There are a multitude of other things that can cause a child or teen to present as having ASD-like traits, from trauma and adverse childhood experiences, to attachment disorders, to adjustment disorders, to puberty. Just from what she’s shared online about her abusive ex and their “poverty” and how much time she spends on her phone letting Xbox do the parenting (and his having an estranged family and absent father), and his recent turning 13, it wouldn’t be out of the realms of possibility that his recent behavioural changes are a combination of the above. His “traits” apparently didn’t even cause her concern until senior school… Very unusual for an ASD-presenting male to not have shown signs much sooner. Not impossible, just unusual.

I recognise that formal diagnosis is a postcode lottery and a privilege, and so I am not completely anti self-diagnosis per se, but I am however anti parental-diagnosis. Parents can’t be objective enough. If we’re going to all be armchair psychologists, then I think that it’s just a bit Münchausen by-proxy to give your kid a definitive label and play on it.

I’m not going to run anyone down for seeking out to understand what is going on for their child and presenting professionals with suspicions of what it could be, and I know how long the waiting lists are for diagnosis of a child (and an adult tbf), but please for the love of god let the bloody professionals decide before you stamp your kid with a label.

Say “he is awaiting assessment for ASD” or “my potentially autistic son”… not “my ASD son who is my son who is definitely autistic because I read some online articles”. NO. Again, doing a disservice to people who actually are autistic if you’ve got it so very wrong by misrepresenting his behaviours as an autism spectrum condition when it’s not.

Rant over.
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Very thoughtful post, what teenager-boy or girl- doesn't turn into a monosyllabic hormone monster? I was a horror and spent my post teenage years apologising to my mother for my buttheadedness.
 
This is very much besides the point, but it does make me laugh when people on Twitter refer to it as “my page” as if they’re on MySpace in 2004. “If you don’t like it get off my page!” Very retro. Surely if you spend your life begging and retweeting yourself you must know that people don’t have to be “on your page” to see all your crap
 
DisgruntledGoat said:
Sarah: “cattiness ain’t my bag”

Also Sarah, earlier that same evening: refers to “that ugly old cat lady who nobody wants to shag”

Ok, hun. You’re clearly all kindness and light and definitely not a scratty little beggar who exposed a customer service worker’s face and location all over twitter while actively encouraging replies which said she should be physically attacked after work.
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I'd love to hear her explain those parts to the police, when she goes to them to complain about harassment. Your hands ain't clean darlin', not by any stretch.
 
After posting this 40 minutes ago:

"I actually don't want to read another thing these b*stards have to say now after people attempting to tear my family apart and calling me stupid... I'm bleeping DONE with their tit. As soon as I can get into town I'm going to download my archive and close this down and I never Want to look at their bollox page again tbh. No one should ever look at that heap of trash bullshit page full of wankers..."

She has tweeted or retweeted about Tattle no less than 10 times

And:

"And don't worry I'm documenting all the bollocks you wrote abt me on there don't think I wouldn't."

Presumably that's what she'll be presenting to MI5 :D
 
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