I did the same. It’s not a hard book at all. I can understand not liking it (I just don’t think you have good taste) but the fact it was too complex for her? Good bleeping grief. She’s always banging on about having a dry sense of humour yet she clearly didn’t see what a funny, beautiful and powerful little book it is.
I’ve been noticing her lips too. And she’s happy with them, because she’s pouting more and more.
Different regulations, nothing more. There are many that would find it "strange" to see electrical items in bathrooms. Also, I feel the conversation has moved into castigating a youtuber, because she doesn't like "your" favourite book/author. Books always have differing viewpoints, and something that was meaningless or unrelatable at one stage of your life, well you may have a different understanding at another.I used to have mine in the utility room but my current flat doesn’t have one so yes, the bathroom. For some reason I’ve always found the idea of washing your clothes in the kitchen strange even though I know it’s a common practice
BasicI love Unknown Vlogs on YouTube for actual London street style (if you're interested)! It's been refreshing as lockdown lifts to remember that not everyone wears the same uniform.
No one said it’s their favourite book, no one said Vonnegut is their favourite author. I know you’re over exaggerating to make it sound like we’re not being fair because that was your emotional reaction to our comments, but I just want to point out it’s a very reasonable criticism to point out that someone who reads soooo many books can’t even recount the plot of a short story like Slaughterhouse-Five, and that it’s not just reflective of her comprehension skills (or how much attention she pays when reading) but also of her taste, as someone earlier pointed out, she’s clearly not so interested in the perspective of a WW2 veteran coping with PTSD which supports the greater conversation on here that Lizzy is more and more style and show over substance.
Outside the U.K., a washing machine in the bathroom or in the attic is quite common. I’m not from the U.K., but lived in the U.K. for years. I could never get used to sorting dirty laundry next to where you cook. But I realise this is a cultural bias of mine.
I didn’t used to believe that she used lip filler either. But I’ve specifically been noticing a change recently. A while back she posted some sort of throwback to her in a bikini. And that was a big difference with the next current-day post.
It can be quite hard to tell, what with the pouting, cheek-sucking, generous application of lip balm, etc. If she has had injections, then her doctor is very good, because it's too subtle for me to tell. For reference, here's a side-by-side of her from 2016 and her last vlog.
