Originally Posted by south12345 (Post 6235851)

In answer to your question................YES, very much so.

People shout about him being victimised but you need to ask why the HMs, and a lot of the viewing public, took an instant dislike to him. Its his air of arrogancy that he carries about with him in his way of talking and his mannerisms. Confidence is attractive, but arrogancy is ugly and this is why hes been up for nomination now since day one. He made himself the victim by simply playing the Mr big i am when in actual fact he is the total opposite. He is your present day Walter Mitty and lives in a dream world where he has to buy people even to be his "friend". He has no currency in the house so he tried to use his over inflated ego to impress people but this back fired on him in the beginning. He did start to let his mask slip, but after comming out of the SH its firmly back in place. Hes a person that certainly cannot be trusted.
Watching him from the outside maybe entertaining but if i were in the House i would most certainly be nominating him every week to get him out.....
Hes a victim of his own stupidity to play someone he is not....

Originally Posted by showtime77 (Post 6237962)

I have gone from being indifferent towards a man I thought was a bit of a fantasist to now feeling he is a disgusting man who likes to get cheap thrills through other peoples pain.

Originally Posted by WozMan (Post 6235623)

Gina's kinda alright but Dexter just annoys me. He has treated Callum like a piece of **** for weeks on end. Him saying he wanted to rip Callum's face in the counselling task was downright disgusting. Nevermind his petty power play with the biscuits in that task or his pettiness with the glass breaking showdown vs Callum.

Practically nothing he does is real. 95% of what he says isn't real. He tells Charlie he fancies her when all he wants is to get more airtime with a fauxmance. He mouths **** about having to nominate ruining his whole day. HAH! I'm sure! The only time he's shown real joy is when he has power. If he's a pick-up coach I'll get a frickin sex change!! I can definitely see him as a winning poker player though. He practically never displays emotions and is a very glib liar.

I've been a victim of bullying and their greatest weapon is the belittling joke. All the cool kids laugh and hey it's all just a bit of harmless fun. Unless you're the target. Then you feel about 3 inches tall. If you don't like someone and they don't like you and you are constantly making jokes at their expense it's NOT 'all in jest'. It's petty and vindictive.

Originally Posted by south12345 (Post 6235851)

In answer to your question................YES, very much so.

People shout about him being victimised but you need to ask why the HMs, and a lot of the viewing public, took an instant dislike to him. Its his air of arrogancy that he carries about with him in his way of talking and his mannerisms. Confidence is attractive, but arrogancy is ugly and this is why hes been up for nomination now since day one. He made himself the victim by simply playing the Mr big i am when in actual fact he is the total opposite. He is your present day Walter Mitty and lives in a dream world where he has to buy people even to be his "friend". He has no currency in the house so he tried to use his over inflated ego to impress people but this back fired on him in the beginning. He did start to let his mask slip, but after comming out of the SH its firmly back in place. Hes a person that certainly cannot be trusted.
Watching him from the outside maybe entertaining but if i were in the House i would most certainly be nominating him every week to get him out.....
Hes a victim of his own stupidity to play someone he is not....