Saira vs Bear - first argument!
 

Bear is giving me Maxwell teas and I'm not here for it

She's playing snidy games and Bears letting her know he's sussed her out. She's quick to tell people what she thinks about them but can't handle it when people tell her what they think about her. She's sanctimonious and that rubs people the wrong way very quickly.

Bear was acting like a volatile knobhead. Saira gave him the answer he was looking for several times, but he was too busy getting into a lather to pick up on it, then blamed her for making a fuss, when that's exactly what he was doing.

Lewis and Bear are right about Saira. She says things to make people look bad. She did it with James and now she's doing the same with Bear.

Both dickheads wow.

I find her very patronising. :omgno:

She's really annoying and condecending like on Loose Woman and she's always really passive aggressive toward nadiya (bake off) because unlike her she doesn't use all her media time to slate her muslim upbringing.

But bear is unbearable and has also proven himself to be a bit of a **** stirrer both from his ex on the beach gig and from the first two hls of this series.

The fact is I like all three. :D

By the way, who is this????????????????

The gangster woman????

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....hmmm, it'll be interesting to see all of that in context../the full conversation with Bear...I like her Saira but I really do think that she's not a very 'loose woman' at all and needs to chill/lighten up and realise that her fellow housemates are not on her panel to be probed etc on their lives so directly and impatiently as she seems to be doing...mind you, we had a 'serious' winner of civilian BB so....

I agree with Lewis. She's very passive aggressive.

....hmmm, I don't see passive aggressiveness, Vanessa..(although I'm not familiar with her from Loose Women that much because it's not something that I watch a lot of..)...just more an over-eagerness to initiate serious conversations that are not there to happen yet because two people or more than one person have to be compliant with those conversations and want them...she just needs to slip her 'panel questioning' role off, I think...

Yeah it seems every single loose woman who's gone into the house has had that forceful conversational way about them apart from Sherrie (who just seemed to not talk, God bless her.)
Saira I can see getting on my tits before too much longer but at the moment I' fully on her side, especially if she wants to spend her days ripping Bear to pieces. He's an absolute twat.

..mind you Rob, from the little I've seen of Loose Women, Sherrie seems to be similar on the show as well...'come on girls, let's wind it up quickly and go have a glass of wine..(or cup of tea..)...:laugh:...

I acutally thought Bear was doing this as his attempt to get put up and therefore safe.

Bear Marnie and Chloe have worked her out already ,as has James

And clearly had said the wrong thing about Heavy D exercising too, which is how she came to find herself in that conversation to start
I hated how one minute she was " a strong confident woman " when she thought she was in the right and then became " a poor defenceless female "
when she was proved to be wrong. Very very passive aggressive.

She's prob one of those people who are so dull and boring that their only social skill is to be in work mode 24/7

He should teabag her at random intervals. Stupid woman accusing Whaley of being a racist..get her out before I start liking her fgs.

I don't like Bear... but she is so patronizing f me.

I'm so glad that the lads have realised what she's up to. Can't believe she pulled out the race card on James :fist:

I agree roudy knob heard vs usual self righteous loose woman :shrug:

Yes, exactly. Seems to have some underlying agenda. She seemed keen to 'out' James as racist, Bear as a violent thug, Heavy D as aggressive, and then a group of them as bullies. I don't know enough about any of them to be able to comment on whether she is right or wrong, but it seemed evident that she had an ulterior motive for carrying out the conversations she did. Sadly, I don't think she is doing herself, or those she is choosing to represent, any favours whatsoever.