Sofia Grainge Baby Clothes

Most of these lower-priced items are for babies / girls, selected sizes / colours. Prices Low-High: amazon.co.uk/s?k…ank Amazon Essentials x Sofia Grainge baby and toddler clothing is fantastic - I've been lucky enough to review quite a few items and particularly like the kitsch styling of the Strawberry Dress (12 Months size) - see below. Some items are Limited Time Deal - chose the pieces I felt...

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Sofia Richie announced she’s expecting her second baby with her husband, record executive Elliot Grainge, in a simple Instagram post that sparked a wave of congratulations. submitted by /u/Navodaya-Times to r/LatestNewsX9 [link] [comments]

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Revolve Group, Inc. (NYSE: RVLV), the next-generation fashion retailer for Millennial and Gen Z consumers, and Sofia Richie Grainge announce the launch of SRG. Created and designed by Sofia, SRG embodies her instinctive approach to style - polished yet effortless and timeless yet modern - marking an exciting addition to REVOLVE's growing portfolio of in-house brands. After years of shaping her identity as an entrepreneur, muse, and creative collaborator in the fashion world, Sofia is now translating her instinctive approach to style into SRG. With the creation of the brand, Sofia set out to create a timeless collection that reflects her personal philosophy on style: considered, confident, and entirely your own. Rooted in Sofia's warm, instinctive sensibility, the collection embodies an aesthetic that is polished yet effortless and timeless yet modern. Every detail is carefully considered, from the cut of a blazer to the drape of a silk shirt, with fabrics chosen for their quality and durability. Designed with intention, every detail carefully considered and fabrics chosen for their quality and durability, the SRG collection offers the modern consumer the opportunity to build a timeless wardrobe. "SRG is a reflection of the way I've always approached getting dressed; intentional, timeless, and personal," says Sofia Richie Grainge. "I wanted to create a brand people return to season after season, with pieces built on quality and created for longevity. Bringing SRG to life has been a vision I've had for years, with every detail carefully considered to create true wardrobe investments. Partnering with FWRD | REVOLVE felt natural - their expertise, community, and platform make them the perfect home to share my vision and bring SRG to a wider audience." We're thrilled to officially launch SRG, a brand that has been thoughtfully developed in close partnership with Sofia. She is an incredible collaborator, bringing her vision and perspective to every detail, and we couldn't be more excited to welcome SRG into our coveted roster of in-house brands. This partnership marks a new era for REVOLVE - one that expands our offerings while continuing to push boundaries and deliver the trends our community loves. From its clean lines to its classic silhouettes and refined craftsmanship, SRG is a celebration of modern femininity. - Raissa Gerona, Chief Brand Officer, REVOLVE Group Inc https://investors.revolve.com/news/news-details/2025/REVOLVE-AND-SOFIA-RICHIE-GRAINGE-INTRODUCE-SRG/default.aspx https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/lifestyle/shopping/sofia-richie-grainge-srg-clothing-line-revolve-buy-online-1236403478/ Just in time with the Grove store in LA opening soon! submitted by /u/jlee9355 to r/RevolveFwrd [link] [comments]

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OOP is u/DadOfRussian - DO NOT BRIGADE HIS POSTS Trigger Warnings: Abuse ORIGINAL - October 26th, 2021 So, I (44 M) am fairly well off. I'm high up in the company where I work and money's no problem for my wife (33 F) and our two kids. When I was 17, I wasn't the type of person that you'd want to be a father. My own father was a terrifying presence. I almost flunked high school. My high school girlfriend Sofia left me after I got held by the cops one night and in a double whammy, she moved to Scotland with her dad for university in Edinburgh. Sofia was pregnant and never told me. She never kept in touch I wasn't looking her up in Scotland. I feel like I had a right to know. Ironically, her leaving made me get my life together and I did very well in university. Sometime when we were 18, she gave birth to my daughter Inessa. Well, Inessa knew who I was and so she decided to contact me, telling me I was her father. Sofia and Inessa had moved back to the country (different city) and I flew out to meet her. I saw a picture of her after she contacted me, she looks just like my mother (so no need for a DNA test). I avoided seeing her mom and I spent all the time I could with her, getting to know her and learning all that I'd missed. Here's the kicker, I gave my kids the best life possible but she struggled her entire life. After Sofia's dad died, they had a bad time in Scotland and even briefly moved with her mom to Russia. They're doing good now, because my Inessa's got a great job in the same field I started out in. It made me mad. I could've provided for her. She could've gone to the fancy schools that my kids go to. She could've gotten new shoes, clothes, games every birthday and Christmas. She didn't even have her father to teach her how to drive. I didn't even pay child support. It makes me upset I didn't do right by her. When I met her mom again, it was tense. I laid out everything I wrote in a calm manner and my daughter made me leave as her mother was going to cry. I met Inessa the day after when I left and we've talked every night since but we haven't brought that up. My wife told me I was an asshole to tell her mother that and demanded I apologize, but I couldn't help but feeling like I wasn't wrong. However, a few days ago, my wife told me she's pregnant and she talked to me about the situation in terms of what if I passed before my child was born and since then I've felt like a major asshole because Sofia did a much better job with Inessa than other single parents I knew like my own father. Comments: OOP on if Sofia thought he was dangerous: "Not me, but around our neighborhood my father was always kind of a boogeyman. He wasn't conventionally powerful or anything, but he was cruel, kept bad company, was abusive to me and always made Sofia feel uncomfortable. I think me getting held by the police kind of said to her that I would be no better than he was." OOP on his arrest and if Sofia was protecting him from his father: "It wasn't anything that serious with the cops, I don't even have a criminal record. My father was lecherous but he wouldn't have harmed Sofia. Me, however? I think he could have beat me to within an inch of my life if he knew she was pregnant. And she knew that, so maybe she felt like she was protecting me. Thinking on it now just makes me realize how wrong I was to have said those things to her." OOP on why his wife reacted as she did: "My wife knew she was pregnant before I told her about Inessa and flew out to meet her. She admittedly told me so late because she knew I already had a lot to process but when she knew I was less emotional about it told me to think about what she and our unborn baby would do if I died today and to look at Sofia with those lens. When I thought about it like that I couldn't help but see myself as a major asshole." UPDATE 1 - November 30th 2021 I figured that I’d post an update since I’ve met with my daughter Inessa and her mother Sofia again. I went to the city that Inessa lives in for a business trip and she agreed to meet me. I went to Sofia’s home and took the time to talk to Sofia while Inessa was changing. I did what most of you (and my wife) recommend and apologized to Sofia. I told her I was hurt I couldn’t be there for her and Inessa but that she did an incredible job, better than I would have been able to do before I got my life on track and I admire how much stronger than me she is for doing it all despite all she faced. This brought tears to her again but thankfully she hugged me and forgave me. She then apologized to me for not telling me when I was older but told me it was that at first she was afraid of my father and later on she didn’t want to disrupt my life. I told her it didn’t matter and all that matters is Inessa and her happiness. When I went to dinner with Inessa, I gave her an old photograph of my mother as a gift and she thought it was some old timey photo of herself at first because they look so similar. I told her about my own terrible father and why it hurt me so much that I didn’t get to be there for her because I had this notion that it’s a father’s duty to always help his child, guide them, teach them and love them and they’re a failure if they weren’t. I told her I was sorry I made her mother cry but know now she was a better mother and father to her than I could have been at that time. She also forgave me and when she called me dad (she’d just been saying father before – which was still adorable cause of her mix of a Russian and Scottish accent) for the first time as she hugged me it was the best feeling in the world. Although I’d booked a hotel for the night, Inessa insisted I stay with her and Sofia. We wound up staying up for hours watching old home movies of Inessa as a kid (which she converted into digital from tape somehow) and even though I couldn’t be there for any of that, I do feel better about it. Before I left, I promised Inessa that I’d always be there for her and if she ever needed anything, to just ask me and I’d take a flight to see her that day. When I got home, my wife told me I did the right thing in apologizing to both of them and that I should see her for Christmas and that our kids would be fine without me for once. So, I thank you guys for recommending that I apologize. It feels like a weight has been lifted and I can be there for Inessa without regrets. UPDATE 2 - March 18th, 2025 I (47M) have four children, three with my wife (36f) and one daughter from a prior relationship. My daughter is almost thirty and she mostly grew up in Scotland, however, her mother's family is Russian and she spent a lot of time visiting there as a child and actually went to high school there before moving to Edinburgh for university. She currently lives in Vancouver with her mother, I live in a city near Toronto, so different ends of the country but I go to see her once a month. I visited my daughter this past weekend for her engagement party and I brought my son with me. He's much younger than she is and is very impressionable and he really looks up to his big sister and he's her favourite sibling, she wouldn't say but I just know. My son's in elementary school and they're doing a current events thing and of course, Russia and Ukraine are always in the news. So, he started asking his sister about Russia and and the war and my daughter only praised Russian soldiers and how they're brave and fighting for their country. It got to the point where my daughter even told her brother she would take him on a trip to see Russia when he was old enough. She started teaching him words and phrases in Russian. Now I get it, my daughter is Russian. She only ever speaks with her mother in it, she makes their food, gets really formal and calls me father sometimes and her apartment is like a mix of Russian and Scottish. But I don't want my son thinking that Russia is the good guys in this war. I get why my daughter would think that but I disagree. So on Sunday before we left I talked to her about it I told her that I don't want her telling her brother propaganda. She just got upset and said she wasn't praising the war but just her people and her country and she's proud of them. I told her that she's Scottish instead and she also speaks Gaeillic and has a rich heritage there she could tell her brother about but she said she would if he asked but he wasn't interested in Scotland. I left things there because I didn't think that she was going to listen. When I got home, it turns out that my daughter messaged my wife about it and my wife was very upset with me. She said I was out of line and that my daughter obviously has a very different view of Russia and that I know from all the news I watch that the people of Russia suffer and there is a difference between supporting people and nation. My wife also reminded me that my daughter is terrified of flying and there's no chance she's ever going to take our son on vacation anywhere. She told me to call and apologize but I didn't press the topic, so I don't see why I should. Was I wrong here? Comments: OOP on if his daughter supports Putin: "My daughter does not support Putin, I will say that much. She has a poster of that Navalny man up in her apartment. I don't know much about him but from Reddit I know he was against Putin." submitted by /u/LostWorked to r/BestofRedditorUpdates [link] [comments]

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I am not The OOP, OOP is u/pam1144 OOP previously posted as u/ThrowRADarkBeauty but that account was suspended How do I(27f) get my boyfriend's(33m) daughter who hates me to bond with me and not worry about how her mother will react? Part 2 Thanks to u/queenlegolas u/Middle_Reveal6113 & u/czechtheboxes for suggesting this BoRU TRIGGER WARNING: Infidelity, verbal abuse, parental alienation, bodyshaming, hostile workplace Previous BoRU tldr of first BoRU Courtesy of u/Maximum-Cover- Boyfriend has 4 kids, including a 1-year-old with Birth mom. OOP met him while he was in the park with his wife and 4 kids. Birth mom briefly left to go get diapers and within that time OP exchanged numbers with boyfriend to start an affair. Within weeks, after being walked in on by 8-year-old, boyfriend left his wife and 4 young children to move in with OP, who then promptly started to try to tell Birth mom how to parent. Originally posted to r/AITAH r/birthday r/CasualConversation r/jobs r/Stepmom AITA for ruining BM's holiday? Dec 27, 2023 I (27f) and my boyfriend (33m) travelled to USA on December 15 to celebrate christmas. We decided to come 10 days before so I can explore the area a bit, and surprise them, but they were more excited to see my boyfriend and BM [we went to his family straight after arriving]. We didn't know they invited BM to until they came over to give my boyfriend and his children hugs. I wasn't expecting a hug, but I wanted to greet them, but his mum said "oh, it's you", then whispered to my boyfriends dad "she's the girl [BM's name] was telling us about". I let it slide because they met me for the first time so I didn't think much about it. I introduced myself and they just said hi and came in. I was a little dissapointed but I entered. I complimented the house and got thanked. I went upstairs because we booked m boyfriend's kids mum a hostel for her and her and my boyfriends kids to stay in [and it was sort of expensive since we had to pay for five people, 1 grown up, 2 kids, a 1 year old baby and a toddler]. She asked what do I think i'm doing wondering what i'm doing wondering around people's homes like that! I was confused because I thought we were staying here. No! It turns out BM and the kids were staying here and that me and Chase [fake name for my boyfriend in this post] can book a hotel instead. We were both shocked, but I didn't want to cause a scene so I just took my luggage downstairs. We left after half an hour since I was getting bored and they were so excited to talk to BM and my boyfriend that they almost forgot I was there. I tried not to take it personally since we never met before and I was tired so I didn't think too much about it. Due to it being BM's custody turn, me and Chase said goodbye to the kids and we headed off to the hostel to cancel the hostel room which was complicated because we never did that before, but we got it done. We booked 2 hotel rooms for ourselves which annoyed us since we wanted to spend time together but it was too expensive to book a 6 bedroom hotel so we splitted it. He was sharing a room with his 2 kids [8f & 2f)] and I had his other 2 kids 5m and 1f. I was upset and on the verge of tears but I decided to let go and see how chrismas was like. Christmas ended up being on BM's custody day but it was christmas so we had extra few hours. Christmas at his house starts late at 6:00pm. While the turkey was being made me, Chase, Kourtney [fake name for 8f], bm and other grown ups helped my boyfriends mum make the food which was quick. We finished at 6:46 and had our christmas dinner at 6:50. We finished at 7:00pm and we were looking forward to dancing, games, christmas stockings, gift givings and christmas carols but it turns out BM only let Chase have custody of the kids until 6:59 which meant we had to go back to our hotels. We thought we would have christmas gifts and be included to but it turns out we didn't have christmas stockings for us and only Chase recieved gifts. I was ignored the whole time and given dirty looks by his relatives and siblings who all msde it clear that they disliked me. His grandparents were lecturing me about how they liked BM more. Chase apologized to me and defended me by having a go at his family while BM was smirking at me while no one was looking. I was so upset that I just stormed out of the house with my boyfriend tagging along as we head to the car he rented. We headed back to our hotel rooms and I was on the verge of tears so I was crying for the whole night. We put all this effort and money in only to be told I wasn't welcome and I was only invited to make chase stay over. I an so dissapointed. I know we were going to stay over for new years but we were so put of by our christmas and holidays with me so we decided to shorten our holiday and leave tommorow. BM was angry with us and decided to come because she felt like she had no choice since tey have 50/50 custody of the children and they agreed one parent cannot be left abroad with the children without the other parent being with them. I can't believe my and my boyfriends christmas and holiday got ruined just because his family wanted BM there and not me. BM's now having a go at me for ruining her trip because I couldn't suck up my feelings for one holiday. Did I ruin her holiday? Was I TA? edit: boyfriends family prioritising ex wife over me so I wanted to leave. I did idealy want to leave by myself so my boyfriend, his kids and their mum can enjoy but he wanted to leave to causing his kids and the kids mum to leave to because of a custody agreement they both agreed on which is no parent is allowed to go abroad without the other one present in the same country. Now BM is mad at me for ruining her holiday. Sorry for not adding this earlier. WIBTA if I stop picking up my boyfriends daughter? Jan 9, 2024 My boyfriend's daughter (8f) had the audacity to tell her school and friends thay i'm her personal servant and i'm a unpaid nanny who lives with her dad, but I am so livid that my boyfriend's daughter would try to brush me off as some nanny or hired servant and my boyfriend or his daughters mum can't pick her up due to my boyfriend being ill and his kids mums car has broken down. I understand i'm not her parent, but I do want her to be civil atleast as her father's girlfriend since they are also in my care during his custody time and I help look after his children. It feels like even a personal servant, maid or a unpaid nanny get more respect and taken more seriously. I don't usually pick her up, but she was feeling sick and no one else was able to pick her up [my boyfriend's kids mum went nc with her parents so they can't pick her up, and there's a virus going around where I live so that's why alot of people are poorly and unable to pick her up], his parents are in United States. My boyfriend does do something about her behaviour, tells her off and she's even in therapy and we changed therapists to, but I still can't believe she would disrespect me like that regardless. I decided I didn't want to put up with her disrespect and I want to not pick her up anymore if she will continue to disrespect me, but I feel bad about leaving a sick child at school or burderning her maternal grandparents and my boyfriend. WIBTA if I stop picking my boyfriends daughter up? edit to add, but I also want to add that I am on the emergency contact list. Apparently she got this idea from a post on social media where a girl referred to her stepparent as her personal servant because one of her cousins uses reddit (most of her cousins are older) and she overlooked at the post and thought it would be funny to do it to me aswell. edit: for anyone wondering, Chase was poorly because the temperature is going really low in the uk where I live and he caught a bad cold as a result which left him really weak, coughing badly, headaches and stomach cramps and felt too weak to move around alot so he couldn't drive, otherwise he would've picked her up himself if it was just a mild cold. WIBTA If I stop picking up my boyfriends daughter? Update Jan 14, 2024 Thankyou for your feedback guys. The conclusion has come that I am TBF and I won't stop picking her up or getting offended over 1 comment. Thankyou very much for putting things in prospective. We had a meeting after my boyfriend picked his kids up about her attitude towards me and me overreacting to her comment. I decided to apologize for overreacting and decided to laugh off any comments or play along next time. I decided to make the personal servant comment into a joke because when my boyfriend and I went to pick up the children, I rolled the window down and said "Your person servant's here to pick you up". This made the kids laugh and they entered in the car. When we arrived home, we had the meeting about Kourtney calling me her personal maid and me overreacting. I apologized for overreacting and she told me it's ok. She didn't speak to me but that's ok because as long as she's safe and happy then that's all that matters and I put my feelings aside for the sake of the children. I decided to bake chocolate cupcakes for my family since my sister, BIL, niece and my parents were coming to visit. The children loved the cake, especially my boyfriends son who tried to sneak another cake thinking I wouldn't notice, but that's ok since we were all having a good time. Overall, we had a good time and went to watch football the next day aswell. Everyone had a good time overall as I turned the personal servant into a inside joke and said jokatively "the personal servants here to serve her masters chocolate cupcakes". I love learning from my mistakes and make the best of any situation that comes towards me. I am blessed to have a good weekend with my boyfriend and his children. It's my partner's sons birthday party coming up soon and I want to make him this cake but his mum does not approve of this design Feb 5, 2024 This isn't our cake, it's a picture on the internet (I will send the link to the cake after posting this). We all shared responsibilities to plan out his birthday party & I got the duty to make his birthday cake. She is complaining that there is too much chocolate on his birthday cake which will make him sick and it is too unhealthy for him to eat. Should I take off the chocolates and leave the big chocolate bars on, or should I just take off all the chocolates and leave the footballs on? My partner's son really wants the cake but his mum is complaining that his birthday cake is too unhealthy. edit: the cake It's my first time hosting easter in my house. Is there any ideas or stuff I can add? March 29, 2024 What do you do for easter with your family? I never hosted a easter party before so i'm out of ideas. What do people usually do on easter with their families? I want to make a easter cake and have a egghunt for the children, but I know that will be boring if I only have a egghunt followed up by a easter cake. What other ideas and stuff can I add for my easter party? Is there anything else I can add to my easter party? Like food, decorations and games? WIBTA if I take my boyfriends daughter with me to my parents for easter? Apr 3, 2024 fake names for privacy: Chase (my boyfriend) Kourtney (his eldest daughter) Sofia (his youngest daughter) I just want to vent because I put alot of effort hosting my family this easter. I organised a easter egg trial where I hid clues around the garden and each egg had a clue to the prize and the first one to get there had a prize which was a large size chocolate easter egg which came in a box. I buried it in a small pirate chest which I decorated with easter egg stickers and pain with the help of my boyfriends children which all of them enjoyed taking part in. I organised it with my boyfriend for the children along with a small easter egg hunt afterwards which me, my older sister and my boyfriend organised with the help of my grandparents, Kourtney and my older nieces who which one of them is the same age and the other is older then her by 2 years. while everyone went to eat inside. Kourtney didn't want to take part in the easter egg hunt and that is fine but she ended up telling her younger sister where all of the chocolate eggs were. I told her not to tell the younger ones but she insisted she was supervising the kids. I got upset when she blurted out the answers. Chase got upset and told her off, he tried to take the half eaten easter eggs off of Sofia but she cried and we knew it wouldn't be fair to punish Sofia so I just told him that she can have them but put the rest away so she can have it another day and take them home to her mum. Plus the youngest one seemed happy she found all of the eggs even though Kourtney gave away the locations and the other children's quickly rushed and argued over who got the egg first leaving the younger ones (2-5) out and the younger ones started crying because they didn't have any eggs. My younger nieces and nephews and my boyfriends other kids were crying so I had to give away the eggs I promised to Sofia and buy her a toy and another 2 easter eggs to make up for. and I gave my sister £15 to take Sofia to the local corner shop and get her a large egg and a toy and the extra change can be Sofia's pocket money from me. I felt like telling Kourtney off but I couldn't but Chase told he off and threatened to send her to her room without her phone if she pulls another stunt. She calmed down until the kids went inside and she told the younger kids (they are around 2-6 years old) where the easter baskets are (I put chocolate eggs and small toys in them for the kids to take home after the party but I hid them inside a cabinet) and they went over to the kitchen and raided the baskets and started fighting over the toys. I didn't even notice until I heard the kids arguing and crying in the kitchen and the chocolate easter cake that I baught was half eaten that I was going to serve. In the end, I broke down but I tried to not cry infront of the kids so I went to my bedroom and I cried. I put in all tht effort for my family and it was all ruined. My boyfriend comforted me and my family (the adults) joined in to comfort me. and sent Kourtney to her room without her phone. He did have a go at her but I thought it was a bit too harsh so I thought it was better to just send her to her room without electronics and explain to her why it wasn't ok to ruin easter since it wasn't worth the hastle anymore and I don't want to spend easter nagging at her. My dad offered to buy some chocolate eggs and organise a egghunt at his home next week with the help of my boyfriend, me, my brother and my two sisters while my mum and my older 2 nieces can help with the food and I can design the cake and the desserts. My dad make a basket with eggs for Kourtney so she doesn't get left out since they don't want her to come over if she ruins easter at their place but we all agreed it wouldn't be fair to exclude her and punish her further so we agreed that she can be there if she doesn't ruin the easter egg hunt again since it would be unfair if we excluded her as long as she isn't left unsupervised. My boyfriend and my older sister thinks that we should I leave Kourtney at home with him and I take the other 3 with me to my parents but me and my grandparents don't think it would be fair to leave her behind and miss out all the fun just because she acted up abit and everyone else was neautral. My family doesn't mind her coming to the next one as long as she is being supervised and dosen't spoil the egg hunt. WIBTA if I take Kourtney with me? edit: I forgot to add that she is 8 and the youngest is 1. The only reason we couldn't discipline her as much is because everytime we did, HCBM would have a go at me an he gets introuble with the court as a result but I will consider this and not bring her with me but I will bring the other 3 since they didn't ruin the event but we decided that she won't be allowed to go to the redo and the will come out of her pocket money to make up for the money I lost. Following post not about the kids, but belongs here I can't work anymore without getting introuble for doing my job and feeling uncomfortable so I want to report my workplace for unfair dismissal Apr 5, 2024 My former coworker quit their job a while ago because of me constantly reporting them to HR for having bad hygiene and body odor. My manager had a meeting with me because they think I have a negative attitude in the work force. This wasn't the first incident, allegedly. I was open and honest with my interns that worked with me and I had to give constructive criticism after the end of every term and I got introuble for doing my job. I mentioned that the interns clothes were not appropriate for the workplace and that they need to work on their appearance since I believed it was mot professional. They had scruffy hair that looks like it was never brushed, their teeth were yellow, and they wore dirty clothes with stains. They would go on their phone all day and use mental health and being unable to focus as a exuse to not work. They would stare out of the window or play games on the computer on high volume. Eventually I had enough and decided to call them out on their behaviour firmly in a review meeting which led them to crying on the spot and making exuses for themselves. I'm sorry, but I won't sugarcoat them just because they are a college intern. I don't know how to describe it, but there is a college that has a internship program for people that do work experience in different work places each term. I do not understand the concept of it, and it still confuses me since I don't know if they are a student or a intern, but I was told that I was being too harsh on them. Why did they bother organising these review meetings if you're not allowed to give your honest opinion on feedback. I was given a lecture on being sensitive towards students and interns which I found useless so I mentioned how there was no point in having those meetings if interns cannot take basic criticism. I was told this was not my first incident with not being able to interract with colleagues appropriately since I also made another coworker quit in tears after I commented on their smell. I explained that their smell was distracting me and it was distracting me from working. What was I supposed to do if I wasn't allowed to swap desks. More incidents occured where I policed what people put in microwaves and got into a argument with a colleague for putting a fish curry in the microwave and I was lecturing them for making the kitchen smell. I didn't do anything wrong. I don't like coworkers who put fish or other food in microwaves that stink out the room. The last incident was that I snapped at another student intern for leaving dirty mugs on the desk at the weekends which they left me to clean up. I was very annoyed that I had to help out students and interns but I had to do it in exchange for a promotion and extra pay. I was told that my behaviour is unacceptable and that I was dismissed. Before I went home, I was told not to return to work until they said I can come. I'm not even allowed to have opinions without getting introuble or give feedback because it hurts their feelings. How do I file a complaint for unfair dismissal and getting introuble just for doing my job? THIS IS A REPOST SUB - I AM NOT THE OOP DO NOT CONTACT THE OOP's OR COMMENT ON LINKED POSTS, REMEMBER - RULE 7 submitted by /u/Direct-Caterpillar77 to r/BestofRedditorUpdates [link] [comments]

just saw this on ig! i remember tana saying on cancelled she wanted to do a srg type rebrand but thought she wouldn’t be able to do it🥹 it seems to me she’s really been channeling that recently - i love it! she’s glowing and just seems to be doing amazing💗 submitted by /u/thepinkgirly to r/canceledpod [link] [comments]

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My wife, “Emily,” gave birth to our lovely daughter 5 months ago and she is just a joy. My niece (10), “Sofia,” is a pretty successful child model. Since the age of 2, she’s been on billboards, commercials, clothing advertisements, etc. She’s done work for many well-known brands and her career seems to blossom. My sister, “Nina,” is very proud, understandably, of her daughter. Every time Sofia books a gig, Nina immediately texts the entire family about her daughter. She’ll “subtly” brag to us about how successful her daughter is, how she’s paying for the water bill at 10 years, or how Sofia is the true “star” of the family. It can be annoying, but it’s harmless for the most part. Since Emily and I gave birth, Nina has been making passive-aggressive comments about our daughter's looks. For example, when we first shared a picture of our newborn daughter in the family group chat, Nina replied with, “Oh she’s beautiful, but not as pretty as my Sofia.” Or, when my mother made an offhand comment about how she already resembles my wife, Nina said, “Yeah, they share the same “unique” features.” (She was not saying “unique” in a kind way). These are only a few examples. For the most part, I’ve been able to brush these off. It’s not worth something starting a big fight over. Nina and Sofia came over last weekend. Now, I’ve been a bit distant from Nina since I’ve had my daughter. Her comments about my daughter’s appearance and passive-aggressive digs at my wife have not sat right with me. However, I thought to extend an olive branch since she really wanted to see our daughter. We had a chocolate cake for dessert. Sofia told us that she couldn’t eat it because her mother (Nina) said to her that chocolate and “refined sugars” will give her pimples. Emily reassured her that it was nothing to worry about, and Nina immediately interjected and said “Oh she does! Cause look at you (Emily).” I was stunned. However, Emily gave me a look that told me to drop it. So I did. I hoped that was the only backhanded comment of the afternoon. Nina spent the entire lunch talking about Sofia. She kept saying that Sofia was destined to be a star from birth, or that Nina was the “better grandchild.” The entire afternoon was uncomfortable, with Nina bragging about Sofia’s accomplishment, and Sofia and I awkwardly following along. Emily mentioned how our daughter is beginning to sit up. Nina cuts in saying how our daughter could easily book a role, but her downside is that she’s “just an ugly baby.” When we looked at her shocked, she complained that “HER daughter looked much better at that age and was already primed to be a star. Maybe I was extremely sleep deprived, but I yelled at Nina that “I couldn’t care less about Sofia and I want to enjoy my meal in peace.” Nina was offended and left in a hurry, after cursing my wife and my child out. Emily says that I probably shouldn’t have said that in front of Sofia. Repost for clarity. submitted by /u/NinaChild to r/AmItheAsshole [link] [comments]