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jamiewordsley 06-08-2013 11:48 PM

felt so bad for charlie
 
I must admit I felt so sorry for chrlie tonight :(

DanaC 06-08-2013 11:50 PM

Me too. Particularly when she was trying to explain herself and Hazel just kept hectoring her and not letting her finish what she was saying.

Always pisses me off when people do that. All but demand an explanation from someone then not let them do it.

joeysteele 06-08-2013 11:52 PM

Hazel didn't want any explanations she just wanted to let Charlie know what she now thought as to her.
I didn't feel sorry for Charlie in the slightest,not at all in fact.

Tozzie 06-08-2013 11:54 PM

me too, the ganging up was disgraceful

Josy 06-08-2013 11:55 PM

I don't really like Charlie, find her very annoying at times but even I felt bad for her.

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Originally Posted by joeysteele (Post 6256826)
Hazel didn't want any explanations she just wanted to let Charlie know what she now thought as to her.
I didn't feel sorry for Charlie in the slightest,not at all in fact.

Definitely.

She never shut up for a few seconds to actually listen to what Charlie was saying, she just went on and on.

DanaC 06-08-2013 11:59 PM

I don't much like Charlie, but it's really not nice to a watch group round on someone like that. She looked like someone had stolen the floor from under her.

GypsyGoth 07-08-2013 12:00 AM

I didn't like seeing everyone ganging up on her, that was a tad uncomfortable viewing.

But I thought over all she handled herself very well, she stood her ground a lot of the time, and she every tried to logically explain her thought processes to them.

Nemo123 07-08-2013 12:02 AM

I think this episode demonstrated the difference between men and women. Men don't react to gossip like women do. Men don take gossip like gospel. Men tend to rationalise; they'd say it must be the edit, etc. Women turn on each other very quickly without ascertaining the truth.

the_answers 07-08-2013 12:06 AM

She's making the mistake of being trying to be logical and sincere to a bunch of people who don't seem to give a flying toss about reasonable explanations but only care about their own image.

DanaC 07-08-2013 12:07 AM

Please don't allow a group of Big Brother housemates, most of whom would be willing to push their grandmother in front of a bus to win, stand for the whole of humanity.

I'm female and would never take gossip as gospel. I know plenty of men who would. People are people. The differences between men and women are massively exaggerated.

Marsh. 07-08-2013 12:08 AM

Charlie's like a child.

She gets very physical, emotional and incomprehensible when put under the spotlight and challenged for something she's done wrong and claims to not see it.

Things calm down and she promises not to do it again and gets very childlike with her apology and goes quiet.

Then the following day when the moment has passed and things return to normal, maybe she's forgiven, she reverts back to normal but still appears to not become aware that she's doing it.

Making her extremely immature and lacking in self awareness or very sly indeed.

the_answers 07-08-2013 12:09 AM

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Originally Posted by Nemo123 (Post 6256865)
I think this episode demonstrated the difference between men and women. Men don't react to gossip like women do. Men don take gossip like gospel. Men tend to rationalise; they'd say it must be the edit, etc. Women turn on each other very quickly without ascertaining the truth.

Thinking this myself but then how do you account for Charlie ?

I think some women are just more "bitchy".

Interesting Dexter joins in with "the gossip too.
Draw your own conclusions.. ;)

DanaC 07-08-2013 12:11 AM

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Originally Posted by the_answers (Post 6256888)
Thinking this myself but then how do you account for Charlie ?

I think some women are just more "bitchy".

Interesting Dexter joins in with "the gossip too.
Draw your own conclusions.. ;)

It's just easier to characterise it as 'bitchy' when it's a woman. Dan was just as bitchy.

Tozzie 07-08-2013 12:12 AM

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Originally Posted by Nemo123 (Post 6256865)
I think this episode demonstrated the difference between men and women. Men don't react to gossip like women do. Men don take gossip like gospel. Men tend to rationalise; they'd say it must be the edit, etc. Women turn on each other very quickly without ascertaining the truth.

what a load of tosh Nemo, men can be worse than women at gossiping

Nemo123 07-08-2013 12:14 AM

It's not gossipping that's the problem, but women are famous for making and breaking bonds with each other more than men.

DanaC 07-08-2013 12:15 AM

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Originally Posted by Tozzie (Post 6256896)
what a load of tosh Nemo, men can be worse than women at gossiping

Quite right.

The trouble is, when people fit the stereotype we all notice and say,. look at them being typically male or typically female. We conveniently fail to notice the many people who don't fit that stereotype, or we code it differently (for instance a behaviour when performed by a man might get coded as strong, and by a woman as in your face).

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It's not gossipping that's the problem, but women are famous for making and breaking bonds with each other more than men.
Famous for? Really? And black men are famous for their virility and Jews are famous for their money.


When Callum and Dex got 'close' and then turned on each other, nobody drew any conclusions about males in general, they just drew conclusions about the individuals involved.

the_answers 07-08-2013 12:18 AM

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Originally Posted by 08marsh (Post 6256883)
Charlie's like a child.

She gets very physical, emotional and incomprehensible when put under the spotlight and challenged for something she's done wrong and claims to not see it.

Things calm down and she promises not to do it again

She only says that because she can't figure out what she's done wrong

She thinks it's easier to admit being wrong to put an end to the whole sorry affair.
i.e. people in there can't (or won't) see her side of things even if they wanted to.

When Hazel got in a strop over her saying it was like Daley in the diary room (still not sure what she did wrong there), she accepted defeat passively.

Charlie might be naive but she's not so stupid to know when she's flogging a dead horse.
Not Charlie's fault Hazel is touchy about the whole Daley affair.

Hazel is generally lovely but she's got a crazy steak in her.

the_answers 07-08-2013 12:19 AM

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Originally Posted by DanaC (Post 6256894)
It's just easier to characterise it as 'bitchy' when it's a woman. Dan was just as bitchy.

Very true.

To be fair I did say SOME women.
And tbh I wouldn't put Dan (or Dexter) in the "real man" category.

bananarama 07-08-2013 12:19 AM

I think the gang bully mentallity of the housemates against a solitary housemate was utterly disgusting.

The most uncomfortable episode of a BB that i have ever felt. Charlie personality wise is a thousand times better than any one of those inconsiderate verbal thugs.

Jords 07-08-2013 12:20 AM

It was awful watching them all harrass Charlie and latch onto the comments by their friends and family. They have lived with her 24/7 you would know by now if she was really that nasty and sly.

Charlie handled herself really well, thought she was great.

Jords 07-08-2013 12:20 AM

It was awful watching them all harrass Charlie and latch onto the comments by their friends and family. They have lived with her 24/7 you would know by now if she was really that nasty and sly.

Charlie handled herself really well, thought she was great.

DanaC 07-08-2013 12:21 AM

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Originally Posted by the_answers (Post 6256909)
Very true.

To be fair I did say SOME women.
And tbh I wouldn't put Dan (or Dexter) in the "real man" category.

Really? Why not? They both seem like men to me. masculinity is no more static than femininity

Nemo123 07-08-2013 12:22 AM

I thought it was a well-known phenomenon that girls, especially children, chopped and changed their friends all the time; bf one week, enemy the next.

DanaC 07-08-2013 12:24 AM

Boys do it too, it's just less well observed. because people see it in girls and don't notice it in boys.

it is possibly more intense with girls, because there is massive social pressure to have a BFF and be uber close to them. But children generally do practice social relations, and that includes breaking friends as much as making them.

Girls are also encouraged to act out their emotional state in a way boys aren;t. So it may be less apparent that the same basic mechanism is at play.

bananarama 07-08-2013 12:26 AM

As far as I am concerned Charlie is the only housemate left in that is a deserving winner.

Sam even mor boring than watching paint dry
Sophie nice girl but also like watcing paint dry
Dexter slimy as usual
Gina really let her self down showing virtually no intelligence in her logic
Hazel the bigest ruthless game player and tough cooky
The twins two very forgettable fools.......

Charlie to win...........


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