RVK Loves #2 Lady.. don't you know she's earned a second thread
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Ghosttalk4
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Third trimester blog post summary;
Week 29 - babymoon in Amsterdam
Week 30 - babymoon in Norfolk
Week 32 - babymoon in Lisbon
Week 34 - babymoon in Ibiza
She's decided to give herself the entire month of June off to relax and batch cook because her schedule has been hectic. Maybe spend some time at home and actually prepare for your baby's arrival between working rather than taking 4 holidays in 5 weeks and then needing a month off 'work' to relax.
She cried having blood test and woke up screaming in pain from her first leg cramp but it's all good practice for labour?? I think you're doing to a rude awakening if blood tests are too much to handle.
And she's actually been impressed with the NHS care. Shock horror.
Her blog is literally 'Here's another pile of stuff I got for free. Here's another holiday with hand hearts and straw hats. Here's me saying I need a break from all the busy holidays and free stuff. Here's me reminding you I'm a rich snob'
How can any normal person relate to this shallow, poorly written rubbish.
I think she's tried so hard to create this lady of leisure, middle class stepford wife persona that she doesn't realise how totally ridiculous she comes across.
Surely no one in this day and age is impressed by a woman that pins her entire purpose in life on living off your older husbands money (and bragging about it) straight from school, arranging flowers all day and filling her empty life with holidays every other week.
Week 29 - babymoon in Amsterdam
Week 30 - babymoon in Norfolk
Week 32 - babymoon in Lisbon
Week 34 - babymoon in Ibiza
She's decided to give herself the entire month of June off to relax and batch cook because her schedule has been hectic. Maybe spend some time at home and actually prepare for your baby's arrival between working rather than taking 4 holidays in 5 weeks and then needing a month off 'work' to relax.
She cried having blood test and woke up screaming in pain from her first leg cramp but it's all good practice for labour?? I think you're doing to a rude awakening if blood tests are too much to handle.
And she's actually been impressed with the NHS care. Shock horror.
Her blog is literally 'Here's another pile of stuff I got for free. Here's another holiday with hand hearts and straw hats. Here's me saying I need a break from all the busy holidays and free stuff. Here's me reminding you I'm a rich snob'
How can any normal person relate to this shallow, poorly written rubbish.
I think she's tried so hard to create this lady of leisure, middle class stepford wife persona that she doesn't realise how totally ridiculous she comes across.
Surely no one in this day and age is impressed by a woman that pins her entire purpose in life on living off your older husbands money (and bragging about it) straight from school, arranging flowers all day and filling her empty life with holidays every other week.
Meringue22
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I couldn’t finish reading it. It’s so badly written and childish. I still can’t work out if she really is that deluded about her lifestyle or whether she just doesn’t give a tit about how she comes across. Either way it makes her seem like a spoilt snob....which of course she is
Ghosttalk4
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I'm starting to think that she actually thrives off it to be honest.
All she has going for her is her money (or her husbands). Every post is just another humble brag. Without that, she literally has no content at all.
She knows that it rubs people up the wrong way but she's such a princess I think it makes her feel superior. The only possible reason people couldn't like her is because they're all jealous of how wealthy and Kate Middleton like she is
Not because she's a ridiculously lazy, entitled, greedy snob that's full of her own self importance. Or because she offers the world nothing other than pushing a fake and flashy lifestyle that is shallow and consumeristic, as well as massively damaging to the environment and people's mental health.
Meringue22
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I'm starting to think that she actually thrives off it to be honest.
All she has going for her is her money (or her husbands). Every post is just another humble brag. Without that, she literally has no content at all.
She knows that it rubs people up the wrong way but she's such a princess I think it makes her feel superior. The only possible reason people couldn't like her is because they're all jealous of how wealthy and Kate Middleton like she is
Not because she's a ridiculously lazy, entitled, greedy snob that's full of her own self importance. Or because she offers the world nothing other than pushing a fake and flashy lifestyle that is shallow and consumeristic, as well as massively damaging to the environment and people's mental health.
That was a fairly racy picture on her blog (compared to her usual blandness!!!) Good on her if she’s feeling comfortable with her body especially after her eating disorder.
Still though, can’t deal with all the humble brags and babymoon chat. She has no idea what the real world is like
Still though, can’t deal with all the humble brags and babymoon chat. She has no idea what the real world is like
Gossipqueen30
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Meringue22
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Unofficial maternity leave? Eh? As in ‘it’s not maternity leave because I don’t actually have a job?’
Bellaboo83
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I'm sure she wrote in today's blog post that she hoped to publish 3 more blog posts before the baby comes...... So she's still going to be posting pictures on Instagram, she's still going to be publishing blog posts, and will presumably still be using stories each day... I'm confused as to what she's taking leave from doing 
Meringue22
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Exactly my thoughtsI'm sure she wrote in today's blog post that she hoped to publish 3 more blog posts before the baby comes...... So she's still going to be posting pictures on Instagram, she's still going to be publishing blog posts, and will presumably still be using stories each day... I'm confused as to what she's taking leave from doing
Mustard
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If I was her I’d be getting those moles checked out.
hereforthe_tea
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https://metro.co.uk/2019/05/28/responsibility-call-older-guy-9700375/
She still isn’t the age he was when they met, I find that truly sickening
She still isn’t the age he was when they met, I find that truly sickening
Ghosttalk4
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That article sums it up pretty well to be honest. She was 15 and still in school. He was 25 and already had his own property(s).
I found this part particularly relevant
'There’s an automatic power imbalance there. We’re taught to respect authority and our elders from a young age, to believe that someone older than us must know better, and that they’re in the right, we’re wrong. That’s a dangerous starting block for a romantic relationship – it means we go into things trusting the older guy to know best, and to trust that what he wants must be right. When you’re a teenager, you also have a sense that adults are far cooler and more together than you are. They have jobs. They have their own place free of parents and rules. They can drink, drive (not at the same time), and pay for things.'
I wonder how she will feel when she has a daughter. The thought of her 15 year old CHILD bringing home a 25 year old MAN with his own place.
bubbletea123
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RVK's parents should have reported him to the police. He is disgusting. I always side eye men who date much younger girls (and I don't mean 10 years apart when you're in your 30s). I mean like RVKs situation. I always wonder what is wrong with them? Why can't they get a woman their age?That article sums it up pretty well to be honest. She was 15 and still in school. He was 25 and already had his own property(s).
I found this part particularly relevant
'There’s an automatic power imbalance there. We’re taught to respect authority and our elders from a young age, to believe that someone older than us must know better, and that they’re in the right, we’re wrong. That’s a dangerous starting block for a romantic relationship – it means we go into things trusting the older guy to know best, and to trust that what he wants must be right. When you’re a teenager, you also have a sense that adults are far cooler and more together than you are. They have jobs. They have their own place free of parents and rules. They can drink, drive (not at the same time), and pay for things.'
I wonder how she will feel when she has a daughter. The thought of her 15 year old CHILD bringing home a 25 year old MAN with his own place.
bubbletea123
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That is vile. I am assuming it is really young people with someone old?
Ghosttalk4
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Every time I read her post about it, it makes me feel sick.
Physical attraction? Unexplained connection from the start?
She admits herself she was s 15 year old school girl who met him on a school trip. He was a 25 year old MAN with a career, money, properties.
That jewellery post someone shared the other day said he was buying her pearls on their first date in London. It's just wrong in every way.
Glossing over it as 'I was always way beyond my years' and it wasn't an issue for them, but wider society judged just makes it sound like text book grooming.
My daughter always asks how and when my husband and I met. I'm glad I don't have to explain that I met a grown man on a school trip as a child and pretended it was a fairytale.
Meringue22
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He bought her pearls on their first date?!View attachment 19842 qView attachment 19843 q
Every time I read her post about it, it makes me feel sick.
Physical attraction? Unexplained connection from the start?
She admits herself she was s 15 year old school girl who met him on a school trip. He was a 25 year old MAN with a career, money, properties.
That jewellery post someone shared the other day said he was buying her pearls on their first date in London. It's just wrong in every way.
Glossing over it as 'I was always way beyond my years' and it's wasn't an issue for them, but wider society judged just makes it sound like text book grooming.
My daughter always asks how and when my husband and I met. I'm glad I don't have to explain that I met a grown man on a school trip as a child and pretended it was a fairytale.
Mustard
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I haven’t seen the programme, but I have a twitter account and it popped up in there. It seems to be men of different ages defending their right to date a 16 year old because it’s legal. 16 is not legal in most US states.
Ghosttalk4
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Someone on here posted an interview she did about jewellery. She said it on there.
It sounded all sweet but creepy AF when you realise he's a 25 year old who 'connected' with a 15 year old on a school trip.
Ben Sterling, you are gross.
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