Red and Co don't give a s about taurians MH
Delusive angie @delusive_angie10
Well done everyone that took coins 
fabulous absolute fabulous
fabulous absolute fabulous 
I'm going to lose my s and I've only been awake about half an hour.
Rotten to the core, she's had a drink
You wouldn't say it to your niece because your sister hates you and doesn't want you anywhere near her child 
Angie will switch on miss red later. Get ready
Love it when Angela has been caught out, her voice reaches a level only dogs can hear
All this is absolutely pointless SHES PROTECTED 
I've just been tagged in a post of red actually writing that she's protected by them all. She's not an endangered species she's a fing dangerous species
I've just been tagged in a post of red actually writing that she's protected by them all. She's not an endangered species she's a fing dangerous species
Another rant, I’m sorry 
With Red now being so thoughtful (and demure) about one’s mental health worsening, that shuts down calling out other’s behaviour should they be struggling, right?
Or must they draw blood in the town square first? What if someone is private (like most) with their self harm, does their mental health not matter when you speak on them? What if their coping mechanism is privately drinking, gambling or using drugs? You can’t see inside the privacy of their homes though can you - they can’t make you uncomfy.
Is the actual reason you’re steering clear of calling her behaviour out truthfully because it makes you uncomfy to see someone exploit their mental health online and unfairly put the responsibility on everyone’s shoulders but their own? Will you only call out behaviour as long as you don’t see the consequences? Those struggling in the privacy of their homes don’t poke fingers and so calling out their behaviour is fair game, it would seem.
I don’t apply this mentality to just Red but every creator that reports on problematic behaviour on the app - a standard I did hold myself to also. However, I do take on board a creator’s personal triggers and the need to avoid certain topics
Who else does Red extend this same courtesy to? I’m prepared to apologise if I’m wrong.
Or must they draw blood in the town square first? What if someone is private (like most) with their self harm, does their mental health not matter when you speak on them? What if their coping mechanism is privately drinking, gambling or using drugs? You can’t see inside the privacy of their homes though can you - they can’t make you uncomfy.
Is the actual reason you’re steering clear of calling her behaviour out truthfully because it makes you uncomfy to see someone exploit their mental health online and unfairly put the responsibility on everyone’s shoulders but their own? Will you only call out behaviour as long as you don’t see the consequences? Those struggling in the privacy of their homes don’t poke fingers and so calling out their behaviour is fair game, it would seem.
I don’t apply this mentality to just Red but every creator that reports on problematic behaviour on the app - a standard I did hold myself to also. However, I do take on board a creator’s personal triggers and the need to avoid certain topics
Who else does Red extend this same courtesy to? I’m prepared to apologise if I’m wrong.
Never be sorry - we love the rants.Another rant, I’m sorry
With Red now being so thoughtful (and demure) about one’s mental health worsening, that shuts down calling out other’s behaviour should they be struggling, right?
Or must they draw blood in the town square first? What if someone is private (like most) with their self harm, does their mental health not matter when you speak on them? What if their coping mechanism is privately drinking, gambling or using drugs? You can’t see inside the privacy of their homes though can you - they can’t make you uncomfy.
Is the actual reason you’re steering clear of calling her behaviour out truthfully because it makes you uncomfy to see someone exploit their mental health online and unfairly put the responsibility on everyone’s shoulders but their own? Will you only call out behaviour as long as you don’t see the consequences? Those struggling in the privacy of their homes don’t poke fingers and so calling out their behaviour is fair game, it would seem.
I don’t apply this mentality to just Red but every creator that reports on problematic behaviour on the app - a standard I did hold myself to also. However, I do take on board a creator’s personal triggers and the need to avoid certain topics
Who else does Red extend this same courtesy to? I’m prepared to apologise if I’m wrong.
Bang fing on.
I have 8 children, a home to keep and a husband who works 2 jobs. Even I manage to stay up later than 6.30pm
Never be sorry - we love the rants.
Bang fing on.
Red you absolute sbag
Do as you’re told Miss Red, that’s a good little minion 