The comments don’t help with people saying ‘stunning’ ‘gorgeous girly’ ‘beautiful eyes’Oh it actually fing makes me fume!I fing hate the way she acts all girly and cute well tries to.. it makes me feel physically sick
they feed her a false sense of confidence and make her think she is pretty and girly. Even if she slimmed down to a size 12 she would still be a munter.
How they comment on her eyes is beyond me.. you can nearly see them with those massive boulders she has for cheeks!The comments don’t help with people saying ‘stunning’ ‘gorgeous girly’ ‘beautiful eyes’
surely no one thinks she is attractive?! She’s ugly inside out even a size 6 she’d still be ugly as doyeah her eyes are being swallowed! I think most are piss takes but I think some are genuine as from real accountsHow they comment on her eyes is beyond me.. you can nearly see them with those massive boulders she has for cheeks!
They say she slays and she’s a queen. It has to be a piss take ?!
they need help. Enablers.
Some have to be sarcastic or nice but in a fy way so they don’t get blocked…yeah her eyes are being swallowed! I think most are piss takes but I think some are genuine as from real accounts
the genuine people are absolutely not ok in the head like There is some right weirdos on TT in the comment section, in Becki’s and in like Aimee’s too.Some have to be sarcastic or nice but in a fy way so they don’t get blocked…
Yeah they all have these absolute head cases in their comments. Sevda has them as well. Seen some of them on here on screen shots and it’s like wtf is wrong with these people
It’s quite cult like isn’t it, where they pick a creator and worship them without question. Sev’s comments are toxic, they jump on you for nothing in there.
It is like a cult. The ones in sevdas are unhinged. They do jump on anyone.. The ones in ailments and staffs are grim as well. Hate the way they all answer questions that some one asks.. and it’s weird cus they answer things about them that they shouldn’t be knowing the answer to. If that makes sense.
