Sounimpressed
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You'd think so but the big paychecks must take away any slight embarrassment.
Lily Pebbles #18 Thinking about baby number 2, hey Rich, pull the tampons out of MY loo
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martaS
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If they don't feel embarrassed to post pictures/Stories of:
1. themselves hugging a toilet after morning sickness
2. the mess/dirt behind their stove, child's bed or anywhere in the house where there is limited access to for cleaning
3. telling the world how they blocked up their toilet at home WITH TAMPONS
they won't feel embarrassed about buying followers.
They have no shame.
Lily thinks she has half a million people hanging onto her every word, so I think she’s immune to embarrassment!
Mrs McCarthy
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I may be wrong, but for me influencer marketing is about exposure. For example, I follow an instagrammed called @Monalogue. She recently did an ad with eco friendly fire lighters. I had no idea that those things existed at all, I have only seen the usual ones in the shops. I have subscribed to the brand on Instagram and next time we need firelighters I will have a look at eco friendly options. I may even purchase them from that brand, or from somewhere else, if that’s a better deal. In the meantime I have told about eco friendly firelighters to a couple of our friends who have fires, and they have purchased some as well. It may not directly increased the sales of the brand straight away, but more people now know about it, which is great for them.
under the ivy
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The anxiety watching Grey on that chair 
dee_mc
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Yes, I meant to ask: what's the deal with the wooden deathtrap cage? It looks so dangerousThe anxiety watching Grey on that chair
I don't know how they thought it was a good idea?Maybe I'm overreacting, I definitely couldn't have it in the house anyway as I feel it could cause catastrophic injuries if the child fell from it (much worse than a direct fall off a chair or step)
BananaPenguin
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I know!! When she started to reach for another brush!!The anxiety watching Grey on that chair
I know!! When she started to reach for another brush!!
OMG! Would I let my toddler explore the desk while standing on a chair? Yes.
Would I be no further than a foot away at all times? Yes.
Would I sit on the bed out of arms reach and film her. No. Because I am not a moron!
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Her house looks pretty finished to me. Boring but finished. Is she fishing around for another interior designer to come throw her a freebie and 'complete' another room for her?
Her free interior redesigns are feeling like all her free salon treatments. Expensive retail-wise yet somehow look like tit. Yeah nothing is “unfinished” in that house. She’ll just feel forever empty and nothing-y since material things don’t add value to your life.
TheBabeWithThePower
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Yes, I meant to ask: what's the deal with the wooden deathtrap cage? It looks so dangerous
Maybe I'm overreacting, I definitely couldn't have it in the house anyway as I feel it could cause catastrophic injuries if the child fell from it (much worse than a direct fall off a chair or step)
We have one (although not an IKEA hack one, there are lots of designs available, they're called kitchen helpers or Montessori towers) and it feels really safe, obviously I'm right next to my child in it at all times but it means I can move slightly further away, on a stool or chair I have to have a hand on her at all times, this way she can stand next to me and I can cook etc and she is much safer. It would be very obvious if she was starting to climb on it.
To each their own of course, but it totally works for us.
Readread
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The thing is with Lily, she wanted everything to be done the minute she moved into that house. Most people who renovate tend to do it either over time or they’ll have lived in the house for a while. Because she jumped the gun she’s made so many mistakes and the house is a mess, case in point those horrific storage cupboards in the stupid open plan kitchen/living/dining that just doesn’t work. If she hadn’t been in so much of a rush, she would’ve learned more about the house to see what does and doesn’t work - especially with a baby. Hence she’s always moaning about Greys toys being out on display 
The rooms, albeit boring, are perfectly liveable in reality but because she had to buy everything straight away all at once, she’s now learning she’s made horrific mistakes and she’s desperate for a free interior to come and help her fix her mistakes.
The rooms, albeit boring, are perfectly liveable in reality but because she had to buy everything straight away all at once, she’s now learning she’s made horrific mistakes and she’s desperate for a free interior to come and help her fix her mistakes.
CuriousAndCurioser
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She’s opening the door for more renovation and decoration content with the “only room that feels finished” comment. Getting ready to compete with Anna.
under the ivy
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She will probably dislike the fitted wardrobes now Anna ripped some out in her house. I do like the colour of the bedroom so I’ll give her* that.
*whoever she copied it from
*whoever she copied it from
I also feel like it’s so clear Poobles set Grey up like that by the angle of the mirror. Sooooo creative
(and dangerous 
)The thing is with Lily, she wanted everything to be done the minute she moved into that house. Most people who renovate tend to do it either over time or they’ll have lived in the house for a while. Because she jumped the gun she’s made so many mistakes and the house is a mess, case in point those horrific storage cupboards in the stupid open plan kitchen/living/dining that just doesn’t work. If she hadn’t been in so much of a rush, she would’ve learned more about the house to see what does and doesn’t work - especially with a baby. Hence she’s always moaning about Greys toys being out on display
The rooms, albeit boring, are perfectly liveable in reality but because she had to buy everything straight away all at once, she’s now learning she’s made horrific mistakes and she’s desperate for a free interior to come and help her fix her mistakes.
Because Lily HAS to be the first at doing everything. She HAD to be the first to get married and have the big 'non pinterest but totally pinterest wedding' and then Anna had a really low key, chilled wedding and GUESS WHAT - they both still ended up married. She HAD to be the first to have a house and then Anna goes and buys a house and it's nicer and bigger but not in LONDON - but GUESS WHAT - no one actually cares because for everyone else there is a world outside the M25. And Lily HAD to be the first to have a baby and whilst Anna isn't quite there yet she has spent the years since getting married going on amazing trips with her husband, committing herself to her career and buying her dream home.
Ok, reading that back it totally sounds like i'm heavily fan-girling Anna but what i'm trying to say is that, for Lily life is this mad check list of milestones that she thinks proves that you are living your best life because she totally thinks that what everyone should be doing. And if you're not doing that then you're failing at life. The problem with having generic goals in life is that everyone else can reach those goals. You're not doing anything amazing or note-worthy. Not knocking anyone who has those goals (i'm married, with a kid and house) but that isn't the be all and end all for me. For Lily's she's ticked off the majority on her list of things to do and is like 'now what?' Nothing fulfils her because she doesn't know who she is or what she truly wants from life. It would be sad if she wasn't in such a privileged position - she has all the resources to go out and achieve more/see more/do more. So it's kind of infuriating to watch.
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Ivegotatheory
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I get the feeling Lily’s checklist is based on what one of her sisters did, and nothing to do with Anna.
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