I don't really see how that links in with the Conor and Arron situation though if anything close to domestic violence was going on in the house then they would have been kicked out by now and nothing i have seen really has anything to do with domestic violence other then the threat Conor made which he later thought about and regretted saying it.. i just find it really silly that people are comparing them in this way.. he belittles Adam the same way he does with Deana so i don't think he targets Women either

Nobody said either of them did, both *Kate* and I simply pointed out how their treatment of women is reminiscent of how we have witnessed the beginnings of domestic violence, you twisted our words and here we are.

You are linking domestic violence with Conor and Arron and saying how you think they act similar to what you have witnessed before.. so in a way i'd say you are somewhat predicting they would use domestic violence

Ok. I'll explain a bit more/ better if I may?

To repeat, I'm not saying that domestic violence is going on in the house. Bullying yes, but that's a separate issue. What I'm saying, Novo, is that the way Conor and Arron speak to and about other housemates reminds me of how DV starts and I find it uncomfortable to watch. I know you are entitled as everyone else to post your opinions and am not looking to argue with you at all, but please just consider that just because you may not understand where I'm coming from, you having never had any experience of DV I hope?, I don't take the subject lightly.

So when I asked for people, and I didn't specifically aim it just at yourself, for it not to be made a joke of, it was very offputting to have you make even more of a joke about it. I left the thread because I didn't want to fall out .... Again lol.

I experienced being sworn at, controlled and called names for a couple of years before it began to escalate. It's a very slow gradual process and you get worn down.

You get to the point where you believe all the stuff they say to you and that everything is your fault.

Anyway, I've said all I can. I hope you can see my point? I don't know how well I've explained it. It's a tricky subject.

I see your point but for me it's hard to understand how you'd compare Conor and Arron's actions to the start of DV though ( Aaron more so )

Well then you're wrong. I don't know either of them to even say that but the way they treated Deana and Becky today reminded me of how my Dad used to treat my Mum, belittling and demeaning her so naturally I found it uncomfortable to view so when I saw certain people condoning their behaviour I at first ignored it but you followed Kate and rebuffed our accounts as stupid in short because you've not been through anything similar.

I have no idea if this is what you want though , to create a dramatic reaction to entertain yourself no matter how others feel.

To be fair. The title is ridiculously extreme. I can think of true embarrassments to the men of the U.K and Arron & Conor from Big Brother 13 aren't people I would think of immediately.

What on earth are you banging on about now Stupidhoe? just when i see people comparing the actions of Conor and Arron ( like i said above Arron more so ) to Domestic violence in any shape it feels like i am on a different planet because to me it's just normal arguments in that house.. nothing more and nothing less

Yes I understand that's how you see it but that's probably because you've never witnessed the beginnings of domestic violence, I have and it reminded me of Conor and Arrons treatment of Deana which made me uncomfortable. You may not agree but you could respect our opinions.

to associate conor/arron with domestic violence is extremely over the top.

the likes of caroline ash, shiv and scott have said a whole load mor epoisonous comments throughout the 5 weeks than everyone else put together....some of what theyve said is disgraceful...

conor is a buffoon , arron is basically allright, hes learning and growing, hes not afriad to make mistakes and boy he does make them, but hes open to the experience, very entertaining , honest and laughs at himself

in my life experience ive heard women put down men far more than the other way around....abusive the mans credit cards, making false allegations, having affairs, denying him rights to access for his children, 1 mate was lied to for 4 years about him being the childs biological father, he paid for 4 years whilst she acoided blood tests, the truth caught up with her, the father had built a 4 year relationship and was heartbroken, she had also defrauded him for 4 years income too

any man can have his entire life destroyed at any time by any woman expecially those closest to them. try being a man, its much harder than being a woman in the uk

I don't see how whats happening in there relates to domestic violence at all tbh, Conor made some remarks that where a step too far and since then its just been a case of arguing and bitching between hms who dislike each other, the public are just waiting to pounce on any little thing he says or does, yes he can be nasty as can Arron but people seem to forgot that the hms are being watched constantly by the production team and I think they all also have an individual psychologist linked to them? and I'm pretty sure if they thought there was any signs of domestic violence/abuse or even bullying going on then they would step in.

the girls dont look the least bit scared of conor and deffo not arron, this is the usual over inflated biased politically correct drivel usually perpetuated by feminists...the get rich quick agenda for such women seems to be have huge chips on both shoulders, blame men for all your woes and find every single possible excuse to feel sorry for yourself in a desperate attempt to get cheap attention.....meanwhile serious crimes elsewhere go ignored and unpunished..

Signs of an abusive relationship:
Off the top of my head, I can see 10 yes answers in terms of how Conor (and to a lesser extent, Arron) interact with Deana. It doesn't take 10 yeses for a counselor to suggest a woman attempt to leave a relationship.

Just because this behavior is happening in front of a TV camera does not make it ok. Just because it's being done by people competing to win a big check does not justify it.
Just because you think it's cute or funny does not make it safe or harmless.

the women of the house and caroline especially have thrown far far more verbal insults than aaron or connor, its the women who mocked adams weight, its the woman who called adam a gorilla, its the likes of deana who couldnt handle criticism, everyone else took it on the chin..

I hope they change it to a double eviction then Conron the bromance is evicted!

Absolutely right! I spent 10 years with a guy whose behaviour escalated out of control to the point I woke up one night to find a knife to my throat and only by the grace of god am I still here. That was my tipping point and I left the same day with my kids when he was out of the house. He went from a charming guy to a monster as soon as his ring was on my finger, and it escalated from snide, nasty, derogatory comments and put downs to physical violence. We all walked on eggshells for fear of angering him. His silent rages were terrifying. He would not allow me to see my friends and family without threatening to beat them up, and in those days domestic violence was not taken seriously so I was isolated and friendless. That's what bullies do - isolate to intimidate. It took me years to rebuild my confidence and self esteem, and my kids needed all my love and attention so I remained single for a long time for fear of inflicting another aggressive bully on them.

Bullies and wife beaters always blame their partners "she provoked me", "she pushed my buttons" blah blah, it's called deflecting the blame for their own vile behaviour and total lack of self awareness and self control. They are not men, just cowardly, pathetic excuses for men.

I just can't wait for Conor to leave the house, hopefully to boos and never been seen again:xyxwave:

Ditto for me, no morals at all

I loathe these two now, they are an absolute disgrace

Right ,did you see that Conor,Arron MADE them sit on the floor ? the days of men giving up seats to women is long gone

Oh no ,dont tell me some folk are now turning this into domestic abuse? :shocked: FGS some folk need to get a grip and a life

Absolutely right, hallelujah.

It is incredible to me that all faults that occur from some are highlighted and blown up out of all proportion,while the nasty vindictiveness of say Deana and others get glossed over.
Deana has tried to stab Arron in the back and ruin his chances,behind his back too on the show since week one.

The moaning at the girls sitting on the floor, I would have offered them the seat myself, I don't see why that always has to be the case though.
We have bully accusations, they apparantly seem like likely domestic violent candidates, Deana said Arron had no brain in the diary room, that's okay to say that though,were it him saying that about her then the massive condemnation would set in again, the only thing we haven't had yet is that Arron and Conor have likely murdered someone.( or maybe we have).

A gross overreaction on my view and sadly once certain negative descriptions as to like bully and domestic violence abuse are made, some people take that on board as if that is what is happening so use it to hammer a housemate they dislike totally.

My guess would be, love or hate Conor and Arron that in reality in the outside world both would totally abhor and 100% denounce domestic violence against men or women as I most certainly do.
I would not have used such a term in the same sentence as talking about Arron and Conor though,I can see not a scrap of evidence to even indicate it's possibilty as to them either.

Is this a poor downtrodden woman or an absolute bitch ? her family must be SO proud "My Father couldnt tell me what to do " next time you think shes a poor fragile ,scared little woman ,re watch this video ,it will give you a reality check


http://www.facebook.com/BigBrotherUK...m-every-woman/