Why is it that Jeremy gets cheers when Steph gets boos?
 

Isn't Jeremy just as guilty for actively pursuing someone that is in a relationship? And yet he is lauded with a hero's exit while Steph received vicious boos? Brainless wagon jumpers imv.

Just to point out, i don't mind either, just pointing out the hypocrisy. If you see one as guilty then the other should be too.

Nope. Steph is much worse. She is the one betraying someone that loves her.

He is as guilty but people are lame. :shrug:

Though to be fair its all the denial she does and projecting blame on everyone else that also makes it hard to like her.

Because the audience is sexist

spoiler she has a vagina

Exactly...he shouldn't have responded but he is single...she wasn't.

Both have done wrong but OBVIOUSLY Steph has done far worse. You have to be dumb to think otherwise.

There you have it, 'much worse', that implies that you believe Jeremy is also in the wrong but not to the same degree.

If you see one in the wrong then the other should be too, possibly not to the same degree but to have one person in the wrong roundly cheered while the other who is also in the wrong roundly booed is just nonsensical and screams of double standards.

And yet Jeremy got cheers....

Stephanie is vile and not just because of her antics with Jeremy - she has been awful with other housemates and sometimes seems unstable. She's an all-around awful person, whereas Jeremy was wrong but he's not an awful person in my opinion.

Because she DESERVES the boos she has been a cheating spoilt little brat with her constant neediness and whinging. His only mistake was to fall for her. I hope he gets laid over the weekend and she can come out whenever she is coming out to NOTHING

He doesn't have a vagina so he won't take any of the blame.

Yep.

Pretty much everyone in the thread has admitted that he was in the wrong and yet he was roundly cheered.

Sexism is alive and well.

Steph was the one who cheated on her boyfriend, so she showed no concern for the man she has been with for a year, living with day after day. Jeremy had no emotional connection to her boyfriend who was just an anonymous person he could brush off much easier. Jeremy is not much better than she is, but she is the one who had the memories of her boyfriend, and the times they spent together to stop her doing the dirty on him. Her loyalty lay with er b/f at least until the show was over and she could end it in a dignified way.
Apart from the boyfriend cheating, she has shown herself to be lazy (have you ever seen her doing any cooking or cleaning?) she is unhygienic (knickergate and razorgate) she is self centred, she is selfish and she behaves like a child whenever she doesn't get her own way. She can be annoying and provoking and attention seeking.
Jeremy came across as more mature and a steadying influence on her, so of course he comes out of it looking better.

I personally think the responsibility is purely with the attached person, hes single he owes this Sam fellow nothing, now if it were his friends gf or something that becomes different. For all Jeremy knows Sam is a total a-hole, or not who knows and why should he care, he likes her she needed no coercing it was her who did all the legwork.

And yes imo it would be the same were the genders reversed that doesnt come into it.

Er Jeremy is single.Steph is a cheat.

It's simple...because it's women who mostly attack other women....sisters are def not doing it for themselves after all....lions share of the vitreol thrown at Steph on here has come from women....it's always women who are the worst judges of other women....then it's always women who say " why do blokes get it easier than women "

Oh it do make me laarf, it really do

Because Jeremy tried to not pursue Stephanie and failed miserably, and was painted to be a victim. He's the lesser of two evils.

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btw chloe <3

Women always get the blame in these situations.
We don't know what her relationship with Sam was before she went into the house. There's a lot more to it than what we've seen.