She does have that right. She also has the right to tell everyone in the house that they are ba*tards, losers and every nasty word under the sun - Doesn't make it morally correct or justified.

Well they struck up a good friendship, and he was the PRIMARY HM there for her on numerous occassions when she was upset. If you strike up a good friendship, you expect some loyalty in return. If Bea can't be nice and loyal ... don't make friends!

And the honesty issue. She lied to him in the kitchen about not nominating him.

So David has been backstabbed by a supposed friend, and lied to. :nono:

Davids was very niaeve with Bea but his heart is in the right place and I bet he is a proper nice guy outside BB - Bea has to go and face her millions of critics

Let's see ...

- David was lied to in the kitchen when Bea said she didn't nominate him
- David was backstabbed by Bea; they struck up a good friendship, he was the primary HM there for her when needed comforting, he was loyal and sincere. So why nominate him?
- She had the audacity to try and cover herself, twist things and project blame onto him, when she had been caught red-handed. She didn't even have the cajones to feel guilty and wronged by her actions.
- She's nominated him every week so far, pretending to be guilty about it last week, when this is obviously a lie. She's a b*tch, clearly.
- Her twisted logic of 'maybe he wanted to be friends so that I didn't nominate him' is just that. No; making friends is under a pre-text of being loyal and courteous. It DOES NOT IMPLY the reverse; wanting loyalty etc and hence striking up a friendship to get it!

So clearly David is in the right, as anyone with a rational mindset would see. But he's not as articulate or calculated as ruthless Bea, so he's susceptible to getting screwed over by her.

I was 100% David, I realy like David, always have :)

:thumbs: making up a stupid excuse about his conversation about boobs :yuk:

Yes, she didn't even have the cajones to tell him the REAL REASON she gave in the DR. She even had to lie about that, how pathetic ...

Her twisted reverse logic of 'Maybe he made friends so I'd not nominate him' was utterly manipulative. Trying to project blame onto others.

No dear, some people make genuine friendships, under a pre-text of basic courtesy and sincerity.

It is YOU, who makes friendships to get x/y/z, backstabbing and lying if need be. STOP twisting things and reversing every scenario you're in.

You are the bully Bea, NOT the victim, YOU are the insincere one making false friendships to achieve x/y/z, not the genuine one.

She's utterly awful, a manipulative praying mantis; waiting to attack her next victim and try and ruin them. Twisting and manipulating everything to try and make them look like the bad guy.

I'm with Siavash. They both looked bad and they were both trying to make the other look bad. I did feel a little sorry for Bea towards the end, but I can understand David's reaction too.