Disclaimer

Boring Part

This site is my blog. It is not a clinic, a bank, a law firm, or a career service. It is a woman in London writing things down after a shift.

Opinions

Everything here is my opinion unless I say otherwise. Dating, work, money, sex, London, other people. It is how it looks from my flat and my warehouse floor. It is not a rulebook for your life. If you try something because I wrote it and it goes badly, that is on you. I am not your mum.

Names get changed. Details get blurred. Some nights get edited because I still have to clock in on Monday. Do not treat a post as a full public record of anyone else.

Adult content

Parts of this site are about sex. Directly. That includes How I Like It and My Sex Life. Those pages are for adults only. If you are under 18, leave. If sex talk bothers you, skip those categories. They are labelled on purpose.

Nothing on those pages is an instruction to do anything you do not want to do. Nothing is a promise about safety, health, or other people. Consent is yours to give and yours to take back. If you need medical or sexual health advice, speak to a professional, not a blog with good lighting and a filthy streak.

I write about my own appetite and my own nights. That is not an invitation, a negotiation, or a request for your photos.

Not professional advice

I have a maths degree and a warehouse job. I am not your financial adviser. Money Talk is me moaning about rent, overdrafts, cabs, and wanting a raise. It is not tax advice, investment advice, or a budget you should copy.

I am not a therapist, doctor, lawyer, or HR department. If you are in a bad way, get proper help. If something at work is a legal issue, speak to someone qualified. Do not use a punchline from this site in a grievance meeting and then blame me.

Links to other sites are for context. I am not responsible for their content, their cookies, or their nonsense.

Use of this site

Read it. Share a post if you like it. Do not copy whole pieces and pass them off as yours. Do not scrape it. Comments stay if they are normal. They go if they are cruel, illegal, or about anyone who did not ask to be involved.

If you contact me through the form, that does not make us colleagues, clients, or anything else. It makes you someone who sent an email.

Last updated: 19 September 2026.

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