Popsy Clothing Cult #3 Popsy in the Wild!

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I get carer's tickets as parent of my severely autistic child. In all honesty it's a godsend as a lot of the time we tend to go to places and not be able to stay as he can't cope, so less money wasted. There's not many advantages to having a disabled child, I'd rather be paying for the tickets and he be able to enjoy the day like a typical child, but that's a discussion for another day. 🤷‍♀️ Gummy looks the grabby type to get every bit of attention (for herself) and freebie off the back of her child though.

I have an autistic child too and definitely recognise the Gummy type. They’re always at the centre of every support group and their child is the most disabled yet the most special and plucky out of them all. Nobody else gets a word in edgeways. I’m surprised she’s only got two kids though. Most of them pop out 4/5 for the extra attention and asspats.

I’m worried that Better tights are going a bit Snag. They’ve launched a crap tshirt range. I like their 150 denier black tights and want to buy some more for winter.
 
I have an autistic child too and definitely recognise the Gummy type. They’re always at the centre of every support group and their child is the most disabled yet the most special and plucky out of them all. Nobody else gets a word in edgeways. I’m surprised she’s only got two kids though. Most of them pop out 4/5 for the extra attention and asspats.

I’m worried that Better tights are going a bit Snag. They’ve launched a crap tshirt range. I like their 150 denier black tights and want to buy some more for winter.
She has 3 - there is one in his twenties that she had before she met current husband. He doesn't seem to live with them but does appear in photos.
Re tights - I do love my Popsy tights (sorry)!
 
Someone posted about their skin cancer treatment and this was one of the replies 🤦🏼‍♀️
And of course when they are called out for their ‘advice’ they come back with the be kind arguement 🙄

It doesn't have to be one or the other.

My 22 year old cousin was diagnosed with lymphoma this year and he is currently undergoing standard treatment. His mother is giving him vegetable juice and still feeding him meat and whatever else he can eat.
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£19.50 for a towel? You could buy a pure cotton one from M&S for £12.50.
 
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I have an autistic child too and definitely recognise the Gummy type. They’re always at the centre of every support group and their child is the most disabled yet the most special and plucky out of them all. Nobody else gets a word in edgeways. I’m surprised she’s only got two kids though. Most of them pop out 4/5 for the extra attention and asspats.

Have we been to the same support group? :ROFLMAO:
 
Had no idea they had been together so long. Now waiting for my feed to fill up with other similar pictures from the Popsy sheep! 😴
 

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Cherish looks so frumpy in a lot of the dresses . I think she’s only a year older than me
I think all the dresses I’ve seen look frumpy, it’s the old lady length of mid-calf I think.

I have a Fatface cord pinafore I like to wear to work but I’m paranoid it’ll make me look like I’m just a rainbow and unicorn away from being popsypretty now.
 
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