Is he a masochist?
 

His sleeping in the same bed as his traitor, and I think that his actually starting to believe that what James did was right.:eek:

And what's even worse is James actually thinking that he was right instead of feeling guilty for what he had done the smug ****.:facepalm::mad:

Austin: is he the Antichrist?

:joker:

I'm a little confused Mock are you an Austin fan or something?

I think your being ott

Maybe he likes him. Just a guess. :wink:

He's just moved on from it and has no hard feelings. I think everyone else should now too :worry:

Also he has nothing to feel guilty about :worry:

Out of what's left? Yes.

Overall? Nope.

Only yesterday you was agreeing with me on James.:laugh:

People should not let James off because Austin's eased up on him, or because they fancy him.

Actually judge James's personality as an individual.

He might be playing a game as well, either way i know i'd never trust slimeball James again.

I do and I like him :)

James has nothing to feel bad for or be 'let off' anything :unsure:

I just think you've been blinded by your hatred of James from the first night

welp I judge James based on his friendship with Austin. It's why I hated him 2 nights ago, but love him again :hehe:

I wonder why :fan:

Austin acts like James is his boyfriend. It was uncomfortable forcing James to sleep with him when James was going to sleep in one of the empty beds... Begging James to cuddle with him...

As a gay man watching Austin do such things is troubling as it pushes that old stereotype that gay man are predators.

No I'm judging him like I did when Dappy (my favourite in CBB13 btw) nominated Luisa, and when Ashleigh nominated Christopher in BB15, I don't like it when people nominate their friends and then don't own the move, at least with Dappy and Ashleigh they actually felt guilty afterwards.

And yes I have had issues with James from the Launch, as soon as I saw him pull a disgusted face at Austin and then started hanging around with him about an hour later really made me distrust him, and then his self-righteous behaviour to Farrah in the early days was annoying, and he'd do his usual trick of walking off if she ever had any points against him in an argument (but then again that's a James trademark isn't it really) and this past week has been the final straw.

Just ignore anyone that does trolling attempts like that though, if anyone does any homophobic attempts anyway.

Any mature person knows that not all gay men are the same.

Well 65% of the public thought he was right to nominate Austin in tonight's task with Eaamon Holmes. Just sayin'.

Of course but to the anti-gay assholes watching, it validates the misconception they have about us.

Can anyone on here actually say that they voted on that poll? I know that I didn't.

And even if the poll was real, look at the demographics that watch Reality TV Shows full stop? It would take for James to kill someone before they would turn on him, and even then I'm not so sure as it looks like his got the John James effect.

Austin is predatory though....James was uncomfortable with Austin being all over him at times but he has handled him very sensitively and kindly throughout in that respect. But he gets no credit for that.

But I honestly don't think that anyone is going to change their minds, even if you stuck the least sexual gay man into the house.

Well that's encouraging for the gay community! :shocked:

But what I'm trying to say is that Austin is not every gay man.

And with James I can't trust anything that he does anymore as everything just seems like a plea for votes.

Well considering that the majority of people aren't homophobic I would take that as as encouraging compared to what it was like only two or three decades ago.

The main aim is to breed the acceptance of gay people into the newer generations, the already homophobes are a lost cause for the most part, but the newer generations of children are where the battle can still continue.

Yes, i think sometimes Austin goes too far with the advances, but James always handles it brilliantly. :worship:

Hilarious how apparently giving someone a disgusting look then beung friends with them means your distrusting

Farrah has never ever had a valid point and James did as people who can control their temper do and walk away

The nom thing - James had a REASON -it's not as if they were getting on well at the time was it? Austin and James have now sorted it and are back to being best friends. Move on.

Maybe you just cant accept the fact that James is the nicest, most honest, sweet and entertaining housemate of all time.

idgi

Austin has been around James constantly for a month now and he seems to like him a hell of a lot. If he thought James was like what you think he is like he is either totally thick (and I don't think he is at all) or he is playing his own game rather brilliantly.

I brought up the Launch Night thing because he also was so quick to turn on Austin, there was no visible hesitation or any Human emotion like how most people would be if they tried to eliminate their friend from a competition.

And every Housemate has a reason to nominate them for, James didn't want to do it though because he doesn't like Austin.

He has only ever defended Austin against Farrah and why was that? Because Farrah kept bringing James into the discussion, not because she was being out of order with Austin.

And James needs to own his game moves and not pretend that they're moral.

It's all what you believe, I completely disagree, I think he's a genuinely nice guy who is not playing a game. He said sorry to Austin enough times :umm2:

ffs :joker: