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Hunmail #10 š
Hunmail #10
Hello my huns! š
How have you all been?
I made my favourite chicken broccoli bake this weekend and it was so tasty! Sounds basic but itās SO lush with rice and dead comforting huns. Hereās the recipe if you wanna try it. Itās best with Campbellās condensed chicken soup because it makes the sauce thicker, and I also cut the chicken into pieces so itās more like a casserole š
In other good news - I wanted to make Hun Club more affordable, so I moved it from Patreon to Ko-fi, meaning you huns pay NO sales tax and I could discount the price on top of that! āØ So Hun Club is now only Ā£4.99/mo, no extra fees š„°
POV me chatting shite to the huns on Discord x
š» Little self care tip this week: For any huns who went through a lot early on in their lives, and feel like they havenāt achieved much in comparison to other people - read this tweet. I came across it a while ago and it made me feel both seen and reassured. A reminder to cut yourself some slack and be proud of how strong you are, and also know that you wonāt always feel so behind. I speak from experience huns - it gets so much better x
Dear Margie,
I'm 25 years old and a single mum. I thought I had it all, a loving partner, a nice house, good job and a baby. Honestly, I was living the life I never thought I would have. And then, he decided he didn't love me anymore and left, like moved to a whole new country left. I'm back in my childhood bedroom trying to heal my broken heart with a toddler. It's been a year since I moved back home, and some days I do great and other days I miss my ex and the life we had. I'm so lucky to be surrounded by supportive family but I'm still struggling :(Seeing happy couples and families all round me makes me feel like a failure. I don't know if I'll ever be ready to date again, but I don't want to be alone forever. None of my friends are in the same situation. They all seem so happy with their lives and I feel so ungrateful. My and my child are happy and healthy but I just feel like a massive failure sometimes. Will this feeling ever go away.
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Hey hun,
A big hug to you, Iām so sorry youāre going though all of that šFirst and foremost - you are not a failure! You are raising a toddler all by yourself and that alone is something you should be SO proud of. I know it probably seems like youāll never get past this stage of life - but you will! I promise. Try to remember that life has its own seasons hun. Right now you are in a particularly difficult season - but itās temporary and it will pass. I can understand it must be hard when youāre comparing your situation to that of your friends, but outside your own circle there are plenty of huns in a similar situation. For example: thereās a lovely girl on TikTok called @kee_mon - sheās 26 and recently just shared a post talking about how she was engaged and saving for a house but now sheās single and starting her life over with her toddler in her parents house. I would never look at her and think she is defined by her situation hun, sheās just in a particular season of her life - like you are. It must have been so painful for you to go through that experience with your ex, and I know youāre still grieving your old life in many ways - but your ex did you the biggest favour he could by showing you his true colours now. You donāt have to waste any more of your precious time with someone who does not deserve you. Youāre also only 25 hun, thereās no rush to get back into dating if thatās not what you want right this moment. You said you were āliving the life you thought youād never haveā before your ex left, but really there is a life for you out there even better than you could ever imagine. Even better than the one you were living before. That wasnāt your one shot at happiness hun. Try to see this season of your life for what it is - a time for healing, reflecting, taking care of yourself and most importantly knowing what it is you want from life or from a future partner. You are exactly where you need to be on your own journey hun, so try to just take things day by day. There will come a day you realise you donāt feel so sad anymore, and you will begin to bloom again. Youāre not at that point right now, but thatās okay - youāre not missing out on anything while you are healing. All of the good people and situations waiting to come into your life arenāt going anywhere hun, theyāre meant just for you so you canāt lose them. They will wait. Give yourself all the time you need and never forget how worthy of love and happiness you are.
Love your mate,
Margie xxx
If you want to submit a question to Dear Margie you can hit reply huns. Make sure you mention your question is for the hunmail - otherwise I wonāt assume permission to share it. Iām so sorry I donāt have the capacity to get back to everyone at the minuteš x
Every week me nan selects a tip from one of her real life magazines especially for the huns! This weekās tip:
OR instead of hand delivering it - why not just throw it through their window? Theyād never have expected a rock with their name on it as a gift, so add to the experience with the method of delivery too! Imagine the surprise youād get when a rock comes crashing though your living room window with āTHANKS LOUISEā written on it. Very unique huns! š x
Margie, Give Me Something toā¦
š Watch
Girls Alone
This social experiment documentary was shot in 2002 and features 10 girls between the ages of 10 &11 being left alone in a house for a week with no adult supervision. Itās so interesting to see the generation a lot of us grew up in immortalised in this way, from the clothes theyāre wearing to the Jacquline Wilson books theyāre reading. Itās kinda sad considering 10 year olds now are buying Drunk Elephant skincare in Sephora and Space NK! You'd wonder how 10/11 year olds now would cope with a whole week of no screen time too š¬ I would love to read an interview from one of the girls who participated in this as an adult. Anyway itās dead interesting to see the girls balance being children and also trying to look after themselves - well worth a watch on YouTube huns! x
šListen to
A Very British Cult
This podcast follows an 18 month investigation by the BBC into sinister ālife coachingā company Lighthouse International (now trading as āLighthouse Global) which led one man to sell his house and lose thousands of pounds, through fear, intimidation and control. Itās a scary look into this still operating organisation which has ripped many families apart. You can listen on BBC Sounds App, Spotify or Apple Podcasts x
For any huns who missed it, I have a Spotify playlist with all of my favourite tracks - perfect for a bop around your room or a cleaning spree š„° Iām always adding new songs too so ya donāt get bored x
This āYOU ASKED FOR HALF A CUP OF TEAā literal half mug. Iāve never been so enraged at a piece of crockery before huns. Do people even ask for half cups of tea? Also who has something like this just sitting in their cupboard, waiting until they have someone over and they have the opportunity to bring it out for the āgag of the centuryā š If you handed me this Iād be FEWMIN x |
Margieās Question of the week š¬
Last week I asked - āWhatās the worst item of clothing/outfit youāve ever bought?ā and Iām glad you huns have all moved past these phases š
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āThree words: galaxy. cat. tee-shirt. (bonus: it had HORIZONTAL STRIPES on the back!!!!)ā
āThe worst outfit/piece of clothing is a white bikini top. It was only a cheap one from PLT but I was only 14 and it was a last min holiday with my dad. You can just imagine the rest huns as soon as I got in the water pure SEE THROUGH. Flashed my dad streaks nd he even texted my mom mortified saying she is turning into a woman dead awkward hun.ā
āDo you remember that Budweiser "Waaaassup?ā Ad from the late 90ās that seemed like the coolest thing ever at the time? I, as an 8 year old, had a red fleece with āWaaaaaaaasssup?ā on the front of it and I thought I was so edgy and cool š f*ck me that was cringeā
āBlack diesel trousers that were too tight and very painful on the vaginaā
āNot an item of clothing but wearing my festival bands on my wrist for up to a year after the festival to look cool š©ā
āI got convinced to buy one of those ādrummer boyā jackets at a merch stand outside of a My Chemical Romance gig. You know the one Gerard Way wore during the Black Parade tour?? It was so expensive and I never even wore itā
Next weekās question is - Whoās the most famous person you've ever met? (From A to Z list celebs!) Hit reply to this hunmail if youāve got a story to share with the hunlist huns! š
Thank you AGAIN for all your feedback huns - appreciate them all so much š Have a great week! Love, your mate Margie xxx