Mrs Hinch #698 This is not just Any grief, this is extreme Hinch grief

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Oh do duck off you attention seeking witch. I lost me Dad unexpectedly when I was 29, my Mother is now in ill health but not i. A million years would I make this all about me and call a 3/4 month pity party. If anyone ever needed proof of just how mentally unstable this freak is then this is it. I feel so sad for those poor little Boy's being 'raised' by this complete mess of a human being. Some people truly aren't cut out to be parents and hinch is definitely one of those
 
Gosh she wouldn't have coped with my life 🤷‍♀️ lost my sister to cancer when I was 14 then 18 months later lost my mum to a heart attack 6 weeks after my 16th birthday.... 2 weeks before my first GCSE exam. It taught me that sadly, life goes on, and I had to get up and get on with it. Through my grief I became very very close to my Dad, who ended up living with me when he became unwell, and died when I was 26. Sadly life really does have to go on, you can be sad but always know someone has it alot worse than you. You have to go back go school/work/life.
 
Extreme grief pre record.
People keep trying to relate. Or are confused by her. And trying to find parallel with their own experience of grief,to explain her behaviour. And again, coming up short. Well good! That good we can't compute this frilly narcissistic twit. Because it's not comparison worthy because it's not true!
We don't all need to keep giving stories (not that this is wrong of course) I mean in the sense of giving of our own out of kindness to this weapon. Because she isn't real. She's a lie. And a fake. And this is more of that. More puff and flitter to the narrative that is her. One big great performer. Acting out.again.
Every move. It was bad acting but it was acting. The angry pouting when she couldn't muster a sob was funny though 😂
 
"Hello everyone. How are you all? How are you all doing?
Thought I best check in as Jaymie-short-for-James reminded me that while I've been dry-humping Henry on the sofa these last few months, I haven't actually contributed anything to family life. He didn't mean emotionally, he means that the cash has started to dry up and in his own extreme upset, he's realised that someone needs to fund his covert visits to William Hill since he's been on paternity leave for 5 years (it's not for the kids, it's to look after me). He needs those trips to the bookies as an escape you see, because otherwise, Freda is trying to climb him like a tree 24/7.
Since we lost Weepy, and I've been unable to secure an endless stream of free products via my grifting on social media, I've also realised how high the price of actual wood furniture is. It's just not as economic as when we could lock him in the garage with 34 rotting pallets and see what he could knock up before the sun set. I do miss him. And I miss him more than anyone else could of course, because, well, I'm me!
So, I'm here tonight to reintroduce myself to see what money I can generate. I want to hit you all hard with the sympathy hammer so that when my new book "Extreme Grief at Hinch Not-A-Farm-Farm" launches on Amazon, you all rush to buy it. We need you to get it bought the first day though, cos it'll be reduced to 39p after 24-48 hours, and that's just not gonna cut it now I have to pay for my own eBay eyebrows and the like.
Anyway, I'll share a few pics with you in a bit. Probably make some of them black and white to really get you in the feels. Hope you're still enjoying the filtered-to-duck version of me.
#ILYD"

And before anyone starts, I fully intend on going to hell anyway, so I don't care. I'm still not on the level of bleep Soph is.
 
Anyone losing a dad that they love will find it hard, there's no timeline for accepting death and moving on.
I'm glad that sofa in her darkest hours, could load on the makeup, wash and style her hair(something she never usually does)then set up her camera with a filter, and film herself for the gram..
I couldn't take my eyes off the pointed slimline chin, the sharpie brows but most of all the Katie price style taut skin around her eyes.
She's taking on that dr spock look now. What were the creases above her eye sockets? Looks like blepharplasty surgery.
Maybe it's a line of skin pulled out of line by the botox and fillers.

Welcome back sofa, we have missed your filtered alter ego. Nice of your best friend bestest bubs to take time out of her holiday to give you 3 heart emoji on your post. I'm sure you are touched by her friendship and support
 
Duchesspink said:
Anyone losing a dad that they love will find it hard, there's no timeline for accepting death and moving on.
I'm glad that sofa in her darkest hours, could load on the makeup, wash and style her hair(something she never usually does)then set up her camera with a filter, and film herself for the gram..
I couldn't take my eyes off the pointed slimline chin, the sharpie brows but most of all the Katie price style taut skin around her eyes.
She's taking on that dr spock look now. What were the creases above her eye sockets? Looks like blepharplasty surgery.
Maybe it's a line of skin pulled out of line by the botox and fillers.

Welcome back sofa, we have missed your filtered alter ego. Nice of your best friend bestest bubs to take time out of her holiday to give you 3 heart emoji on your post. I'm sure you are touched by her friendship and support
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It's just the filter she uses, see her without it and you'll see her in all her natural glory, not sure if she does a bit of botox but any pictures I've seen of her in the wild she definitely doesn't have such a smooth and defined look. She has plump, uneven skin like every other ''natural'' person has, even Barbie looks more natural than she does with that filter!!
 
Oh my word, not one original thought in her head! Zoe Sugg does a weekly catch up in photos and lists them just like she has. I bet that will be her new copied thing now 🙄

As for the piece to camera…. no need for it whatsoever. It’s her business account. I lost my dad suddenly during the pandemic, which left all of my family in shock and grieving. However, I didn’t feel the need to sharpie on caterpillar eyebrows, stick on eyelashes, set up a filter for my face and have a zoom call with all of my companies clients about it 🙄

Once a narc, always a narc, and she’s driving her own extreme grief train at full speed for as much attention as possible 🚂💨💨💨 Also, it’s telling what her priorities are, she said she’s looking after her mother, the house and the boys. If it were me the boys would most certainly be first on that list! 🙄

She’s just dipping her tend size 5 toe in the water, seeing if she has a green light to flog to the sheep again yet. No doubt they’ll all say “It’s what your dad would have wanted” 🙄

If I roll my eyes and tut anymore today I will win a Guinness World record breaking record 😂
 
theleagueofgentlemen said:
The make up friend has commented something along the lines of ‘Can’t wait to hug you and the boys again’.
Makes me wonder if Hinch actually has locked herself in the house for the last few months and not seen anyone? If that really is the case, she definitely does need help
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I think she’s probably stuck to her immediate family for fear of being spotted looking “happy”. I don’t doubt she’s been abroad and too uk holiday cottages. We know that’s what she does secretly from past experiences. Don’t forget she’s been to chilly beaches and a fairground according to her latest pictures.
Makeup girl has been busy the last few months. Her Instagram is taking off and she’s prob enjoyed not having hinch copying (badly) her makeup tutorials.
It will be very telling when there is no trollomon visit to hinch farm to give bubs a cuddle and help her back onto Instagram.
 
I’m giving her a pass on this one …. Shoot me if you want. She’s just lost her dad. She was close to him and it was sudden and unexpected. He wasn’t old and she never got the chance to say goodbye or any of the things we all would love to say. Her grief is genuine and raw. How she deals with it, is her way and, on this occasion, I’m not going to judge. Grief is personal and it’s still new. Just my opinion, but I’m sticking with it.
 
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