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lewis111 14-07-2017 10:04 PM

Has your opinion on her changed?
 
After her interview with Emma and she explained herself

Cal. 14-07-2017 10:04 PM

Yes

reece(: 14-07-2017 10:04 PM

Still the same

A legend.

Barry. 14-07-2017 10:05 PM

Yes.

Jodie. 14-07-2017 10:05 PM

Yep

andybigbro 14-07-2017 10:05 PM

A little. I didn't dislike her though

lewis111 14-07-2017 10:05 PM

Glad to see she's finally getting the love she deserves

Kazanne 14-07-2017 10:05 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by lewis111 (Post 9454108)
After her interview with Emma and she explained herself

Yes,felt really sorry for her,her happiness in the house was obviously hiding a shedful of issues

Cherie 14-07-2017 10:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by reece(: (Post 9454114)
Still the same

A legend.

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Locke. 14-07-2017 10:14 PM

Nope, trying too hard

Underscore 14-07-2017 10:22 PM

Same, absolute hero.

Jordan. 14-07-2017 10:23 PM

Liked her anyway

smudgie 14-07-2017 10:34 PM

No.
She is still an attention seeking Scutter.
Blabbing to make her look interesting enough to sell a story.

letmein 15-07-2017 01:19 AM

Nope. She has a plethora of personality disorders.

Ant. 15-07-2017 01:26 AM

Definitely. I enjoyed her on the off moment and she was a great housemate filling up the highlights but overall I didn't like her. Now I see a more raw side to her I understand her and her connection to her kids and her reasons for her behaviour and it's all the more endearing and loveable

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Originally Posted by letmein (Post 9454947)
Nope. She has a plethora of personality disorders.

Okay it's great that you're qualified to diagnose her with those, but there's no correlation between liking or dislikijg someone because of their mental health

Jessica. 15-07-2017 01:39 AM

No, lots of us had crap childhoods and don't disrespect people like that.

Headie 15-07-2017 01:43 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by reece(: (Post 9454114)
Still the same

A legend.

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azi 15-07-2017 08:23 AM

Hope she finds peace.

Denver 15-07-2017 08:25 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by reece(: (Post 9454114)
Still the same

A legend.

And thats that on the subject

y.winter 15-07-2017 08:28 AM

Yes. It gave a depth to her character. I'm happy for her that she's working on herself :calp1:

AnnieK 15-07-2017 08:28 AM

Not really...great housemate but I dont trust a.word that comes out of her mouth at times

Underscore 15-07-2017 08:32 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lilbro (Post 9454955)
Okay it's great that you're qualified to diagnose her with those, but there's no correlation between liking or dislikijg someone because of their mental health

:clap2: couldn't have put it better mysen

rionablue 15-07-2017 09:07 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by lewis111 (Post 9454108)
After her interview with Emma and she explained herself

I always guessed that behind all that silly laughter and she saying thank you thank you there was an underlying problem. I think Simone delivered as a housemate and brought much more than Charlotte who has been in there since the start

Ellen 15-07-2017 09:09 AM

No, she did bring something to the house which is more than some have done though.

chuff me dizzy 15-07-2017 09:37 AM

Oh please NO :rant: Please tell me no one fell for that utter pile of bollox last night ? No a single tear ,Im shocked ( but not surprised really) that people fell for it

waterhog 15-07-2017 09:40 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by rionablue (Post 9455215)
I always guessed that behind all that silly laughter and she saying thank you thank you there was an underlying problem. I think Simone delivered as a housemate and brought much more than Charlotte who has been in there since the start

you clever cookie rionablue - I should have picked up on this and I am so disappointed with myself as I judged her not noing all of this.


I wish her all the best.

Nancy. 15-07-2017 10:03 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kazanne (Post 9454132)
Yes,felt really sorry for her,her happiness in the house was obviously hiding a shedful of issues

I agree. and i've always thought she was an oddball but I quite liked her all the same.

mr rochester 15-07-2017 10:11 AM

It was obvious from the beginning that there were underlying issues and Simone hinted at that several times. Her coping mechanisms, whilst seemingly odd, seem to work for her. She did deliver more than Charlotte has in the short time she was there. She is an individual character and individual people tend to get a bit of flack because others don't understand them. I admire that she did not give a sob story before her entry. She easily could have done. I wish her luck.

Nancy. 15-07-2017 10:31 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mr rochester (Post 9455320)
It was obvious from the beginning that there were underlying issues and Simone hinted at that several times. Her coping mechanisms, whilst seemingly odd, seem to work for her. She did deliver more than Charlotte has in the short time she was there. She is an individual character and individual people tend to get a bit of flack because others don't understand them. I admire that she did not give a sob story before her entry. She easily could have done. I wish her luck.

:clap1:

Robodog 15-07-2017 10:58 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mr rochester (Post 9455320)
It was obvious from the beginning that there were underlying issues and Simone hinted at that several times. Her coping mechanisms, whilst seemingly odd, seem to work for her. She did deliver more than Charlotte has in the short time she was there. She is an individual character and individual people tend to get a bit of flack because others don't understand them. I admire that she did not give a sob story before her entry. She easily could have done. I wish her luck.

Totally true.

She didn't come into the show on the back of a sob story (like they do on x factor)

She didn't give it the big sob story INSIDE the house either. She could have totally played that card when everyone was against her. But she didn't, She kept up the prankster persona and tried to stay upbeat (even if she did a bad job of it)

So many people USE their background as a weapon in arguments " you don't know what i've been through" etc etc. We have heard it from Hannah and Chanelle in there, Andrew also uses his 'upset/offended' thing as a weapon in arguments. It;s a bit of a low move.

None of that from Simone. She tried to make the most of it and be playful and upbeat and not kick off. OK so she got it wrong in the house. But fair play to her for doing her best, and not slip into old habits and kick off and get aggressive (like Chanelle has on two warnings).

Simone's confessions and upset last night on the interview were totally real. We all felt it. She didn't milk it. But after holding in her emotions etc for so long inside the house, her leaving was like a dam breaking and the truth and emotion all came flooding out.

Best and most human moment of this series so far has come from Simone in that interview! Who'd have thought it?

Good luck to her. You really can't knock someone for trying.

.

Alisch 15-07-2017 11:11 AM

No, I still dislike her persona. Everybody has sth bad happen in their life. I really don't appreciate her sh***-stirring and later playing the victim. That by itself is neither a coping mechanism, nor a "I just wanted to have fun". You can have fun without going arour aggravating people. And yes, she has a sh*t eating grin patronising laughing in somebody's coping mechanism, when she gets in a stressful situation...erm, who got her into these situations in the first place. That's right, herself 99% of the time.

I feel for her bad childhood, but she can't expect people to excuse her stirring forever
. Or the fact. That she obviously doesn't think before she speaks, even seems it unnecessary.

smudgie 15-07-2017 11:16 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by chuff me dizzy (Post 9455265)
Oh please NO :rant: Please tell me no one fell for that utter pile of bollox last night ? No a single tear ,Im shocked ( but not surprised really) that people fell for it

Nope, not me.
She will use anything to get her attention, and she is a liar, can't trust a word she says.

Vicky. 15-07-2017 12:34 PM

I think she might have told Sue all of this (maybe before they went into the house) and this is why Sue seemed to 'get her' more than anyone else

muchadoaboutnothing 15-07-2017 02:11 PM

Have always liked her but I would also add that there are most likely other HMs who have had a rough life - but good for Simone & I'm kinda glad she is out of there because she is better than them all.

chuff me dizzy 15-07-2017 02:57 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by smudgie (Post 9455403)
Nope, not me.
She will use anything to get her attention, and she is a liar, can't trust a word she says.

Totally agree,I noticed she never said about HER being a thug who beat up a woman so bad she spent time in jail

johne 15-07-2017 03:33 PM

No change here
 
I'm amazed so many have accepted the "Poor, poor, me" act in the leaving interview. I watched very closely right through to the dabbing her eyes with a tissue episode at the end and there wasn't a single tear. Many of us have a chequered past, but it doesn't make us mean spirited, compulsive liars.

chuff me dizzy 15-07-2017 03:48 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by johne (Post 9455761)
I'm amazed so many have accepted the "Poor, poor, me" act in the leaving interview. I watched very closely right through to the dabbing her eyes with a tissue episode at the end and there wasn't a single tear. Many of us have a chequered past, but it doesn't make us mean spirited, compulsive liars.

:clap1:

RileyH 15-07-2017 03:57 PM

I did feel bad for her last night, I do think she was being genuine despite the lack of tears. I didn't like her overall in the house but I like the fact that she got to explain herself and why she was the way she was.

Nancy. 15-07-2017 04:05 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by johne (Post 9455761)
I'm amazed so many have accepted the "Poor, poor, me" act in the leaving interview. I watched very closely right through to the dabbing her eyes with a tissue episode at the end and there wasn't a single tear. Many of us have a chequered past, but it doesn't make us mean spirited, compulsive liars.

I could be wrong but I doubt many people have been in and out of prison as much as she has, so they really shouldn't be judging her so harshly. That alone would tip me over the edge, nevermind everything else she's had to cope with.

AnnieK 15-07-2017 04:35 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Nancy. (Post 9455827)
I could be wrong but I doubt many people have been in and out of prison as much as she has, so they really shouldn't be judging her so harshly. That alone would tip me over the edge, nevermind everything else she's had to cope with.

Not sure why she shouldnt be judged for being in and out of prison, its hardly commendable. plenty of people have **** lives and manage to not get sent down. I don't doubt she's had it a bit tough and she was a great housemate but that's as far as it goes for me.


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