the more I see Aaron continuing down this path, the more I wonder if he knows EXACTLY what he is doing. He's far from daft and managed to suss out most of the housemates pretty early on. There is a part of me that does think he is playing the game - as much as there's a part of me that thinks he's wearing blinkers.

Can't quite figure which it is - but as I say, longer it goes on, with him hearing and seeing how she speaks/treats him - the more I'm tending to feel he's more in control than we think he is.

It's a puzzling one.

Hope all is good with you and your lot toots.

Aye, you know me well Pats and my taste in men !! He is rather scrummy eye candy eh and has some brilliantly dry one liners as well as being able to stick up for himself - though yep, the Tom crush thing - wasn't handed well!!

I do like the way he says what is exactly on his mind when issues crop up and deals with them - ie: telling Tom about this 'punch your face in' comment / telling Faye she was out of order re her comment about her son etc.

I hope that take of yours is more right than mine, I would love to believe he was in more control over things.

I have my fears though that his BB success will come to an end and at Faye's hands too. I would love to be wrong on that though.

Just trying to look at all the possible 'scenarios' Joey - in the hope that he's not being a div. The guy may not be the most intelligent academically - but as far as sussing people out - he's been pretty much spot on with just about everyone in there and from very early on.

I'm very mindful of Aaron being brutally honest in the diary room saying that it's a game and him being very aware that it is a game to be played - guess I'm hoping that he is playing Faye at her own game so to speak.

I think he knows exactly what he is doing, the fact that during the day he isnt attached to her hip, that he still pairs up with Mark for tasks etc shows me that he knows he cant burn bridges with the other housemates

that's one of the reasons I think he's in control - especially after watching and hearing them both speaking while she was in the shower moaning about that fact......... and him walking away, telling her, 'away you go and raffle, I'm not going to speak to you then'.... (or WTTE).

For the sake of the show, and for the sake of Aaron, I really hope Faye ends it between them in one of her paranoid, emotional break downs. Thankfully it doesn't look like they're going to be spending all their time together, but I think both are better off without each other.

What a difference a day makes, especially when you mix a cheering crowd into it..........the day before she was telling Maisy he was a geek and a d*ckhead and she wouldn't be attracted to him in the out side world.........a few cheering crows later she's saying 'do you think the public will know that I really like him, do you think they'll understand........'
Yeah, Faye, we understand perfectly............:wink:

She is potentailly a very dangerous and destructive person to have around you, I just wish he would get rid and quick.

You are right in all you said above, I agree as I near always do with you again anyway.:hugesmile:

here,here Ammi.spot on

yep, many of us have read her book - written by many authors previously.

Shallow and silly little woman that she is.

Who do you like? :suspect: And what's wrong with her :suspect:

Loving Aaron, Harry and Maisy at the moment - but it's liable to change on a daily basis. Was allergic to Rebeckah; still thought her going was a great decision; her awfulness was predictable and boring. Liked Tom while Rebeckah was there, he's certainly not afraid to stand up to anyone. However, he was blinded by lust :nono: and behaved dreadfully after Kissgate. Don't get the Alex love AT ALL. I can't understand the first word she's saying; admittedly the fake tan thing was one of the funniest things I've ever seen :joker: Louise is barely alive. I feel like throwing something just to the left of her right ear to wake her up on a regular basis. Mark's funny and quite clued in, but I think his diary room schtick is a little too rehearsed. I can almost hear him practising those lines in front of his bedroom mirror over the lonely months. Still quite undecided about an ultimate favourite - but Aaron's running away with it at the mo.

What's wrong with Faye? She seems to be very undecided about what she wants from Aaron; and she turns on the waterworks way too easily. I was also fascinated with how she turned Winegate into being about her; and she ended up playing the victim while poor old Heaven shuffled off to bed :hugesmile: But, as I say, I'm willing to put most of it down to a mixture of insecurity and immaturity - for the moment.