I feel for Zoe when she says she doesn’t have motivation or confidence, personally I find her very motivating for myself. Both Molly and Zoe are great role models for younger people ❤
oh my gosh! this video has warmed my heart , my sister and i are exactly the same! it’s so healing to see that as an older sister, I wasn’t the only who left for the betterment of myself without realizing how much it would hurt my sister.. i carried sm guilt for it because I know she has “anchored emotions” about it too .. but seeing this makes me feel validated. we’ve also become the best of friends in the recent years!
Ignore the Maebe haters. What you’ve built is absolutely amazing. I know bad press can hurt, but you sold out in minutes. Times are hard for many people, and there will be some who just couldn’t afford the items, that can invoke sad feelings. Forgive them. Struggling to afford things you like can feel hard and jealousy is a very human reaction, though a toxic one. People can allow sad feelings to become anger. No one is forced to buy your clothes, or follow you, or take any notice of anything you do. You will never please everyone, it’s impossible. You’ve built something from scratch, providing a stable future for your daughter and showing her that working hard matters. I think you should be hugely proud and shut out negative noise. The way people act and react is actually about them and how they feel about themselves, not about you at all. That’s psychology for you ❤❤❤
I think everyone is entitled to an honest opinion of the brand and Molly should be more open to constructive criticism. While I understand some people are genuinely nasty in their comments, I do hope that the constructive feedback she is getting from people who have actually purchased is not lost on her and are incorporated in the brand. Her Marketing and branding are very solid, it’s about ensuring the quality of the materials reflect the hard work she has already put in
I don’t understand how people can try and paint you as so controversial. To me, you seem so lovely and a genuinely fun loving person ❤. Thanks for being you and sharing your life ❤
Talking about the mum stuff was so nice and refreshingly honest! I was a single mum with my daughter and thankfully my parents helped me every step of the way because despite being 37 I didn’t have a clue what I was doing! We ended up doing shifts - I did the night shifts and my parents did the day shifts so I could try and get some sleep. But if I heard my daughter cry I’d be jumping up and going to check on her anyway! So after 10 days I was like a zombie. I was hallucinating. My mum gave me ear plugs and sleeping tablets and sent me to bed and I slept for 15 hours straight!! I was in such a state. I don’t know what I would have done without my parents. So yes I would heartedly agree - take ALL help that’s offered - share the responsibilities! If you’re doing it on your own then make sure you ask for help in advance! I moved in with my parents to help with things. It took at least 3 months to get my head straight. My daughter is 9 now and is the absolute love of my life! ❤
Tuesday is made when Molly uploads. Great to have a casual Q and A. Its been quite a few month since the last one. Amazing that your bond is stronger since becoming a mum and auntie. I love vanilla in ice coffee especially a latte. The crossaint are large compared to other coffee shops. I love your twos dynamic. Like if you are from Northern England as I moved recently. 🧡🧋🥐📸
Aww I love scrolling the comments on you tube they are so nice and supportive and positive over here.. Keep it up guys.. Instagram is sometimes a train wreck of negativity especially as people make fake accounts just to throw hate and slander it's wild 😂🤣🙄🙄 great sister chats 🎉