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

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"The happy mum act drops"
Well we all know her 'act' has dropped many times before long before weepy died.
She has been spotted in the wild by tattlers being a miserable bleep to them boys. If I remember once she was seen having a strop that they got sand on their shoes or something and another time at a zoo she was sulking and walked off leaving noknob to deal with the boys while she sat licking an ice cream. 😒
Everything with her is an act anyway.
 
She needs to get a grip. Friends of our lost both parents (my bestfriend) within a year this year,both brother a sister are only in there twenties. They amaze me daily how they have had to carry on at such a young age one if them having a little boy. Yet they carry on working,figured out how to live together and maintain a house. And get you have this head,makes me sick.
 
Bluebell5 said:
She needs help. Someone take her to have some therapy because this is not normal behaviour!
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If it’s real, this is really quite worrying. I was 18 when I lost my dad (ILYD) like I was a KID, but I had two weeks off from work (was supposed to be a week but my boss pulled some strings) and then it was back to normality. And honestly that did me the world of good, having something to focus on and take me out of myself for a bit. What does she do aside from sit cuddled up with her dog or snotter into a camel’s neck?
 
I lost my brother he was 20 and he was my best friend my mum said you expect to bury your parents but it’s not normal to bury a child and it’s true we all know our parents are getting old and that we will lose them one day it’s the circle of life.
Life goes on it doesn’t mean that you love them less but it’s what they would want for you to make a successful life for yourself. I’m sure her dad wouldn’t want the boys or his daughter upset they would want you to think of them and remember them with a smile not acting like a perpetual victim milking it dry for attention constantly.
 
screenfreelookatme said:
Of course she hasn’t been into Home Bargains. Why would she? She’s not online to show her crappy tat haul and con the huns into spending their money there. She doesn’t need “bargs”, she’s probably happy that she can drop that facade for a few months.
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Exactly. Just proves that when she does do the hauls it is work and it is PAID for not because she loves it guysh
And why would she work when she can sit on her arse molesting the dog while everyone else on instagram does her job for her!
She’s a head needs to get on with her life not been shopping because she’s grieving 🙄
 
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Wildrosesez said:
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aaaaand she’s off again, Jesus Christ
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She is wallowing in all of this.

Yes, grief is a strange thing and you can go forward at times, and then be knocked back, and have bad days, and slightly better days. Of course it's sad that her dad died. Just as it's sad that my dad died. And any of the rest of you on here who have lost a loved one.

But she is simply milking this for all it's worth.
 
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