Roxanne quite happy to play box with Ben
 

But has a problem with Ryan doing the same thing :suspect:

So just because your partner touches your genitials makes it acceptable for anyone to touch them at leisure?

Indeed.
She's pathetic.

Victim shaming is just as pathetic...

Clearly she thinks it's ok if you fancy them :shrug:

Roxanne isn't a victim. She manipulated the situation to try and get Ryan out. Getting rid of the competition. She's so silly she can't even see that the real competition is Kristy.

It’s normal for people to set their own boundaries... The criteria is irrelevant...

It's the same thing.

I fail to see how she is “manipulating” the situation... It’s also not as if she just picked Ryan at random... There is video proof that he came at her in a manner that made her uncomfortable...

But he barely made contact and she was clutching her other side. Ryan was nowhere near it.

As I said the criteria doesn’t matter... Just because it’s welcomed behaviour from one person doesn’t make it welcomed from everyone... It’s like saying touching someone’s genitials at random is ok just because it’s welcomed from someone else...

It's not the same thing and you know it. She's picking and choosing who to discriminate against.

You clearly don’t understand the concept of consent... It doesn’t matter whether he “made contact” or not... The behaviour was still unwelcomed...

What?Who touched her genitals?

Legitimately curious, how do you think big brother should’ve handeled this ordeal?

And yet its very welcomed when Ben does it. I get it.

It is the same thing and yes I know it... Everyone is entitled to set their own personal boundaries...

Exactly how they’ve handled it...

She playfights with the other lads. But when Ryan does it, suddenly its not ok. :suspect:

Even DS is on Ryan's side and they don't even like him. :joker:

Again that fact that she is comfortable with Ben is irrellevent... Just because behaviour is welcomed by one person does not make it welcomed by everyone...

Yes it’s called personal boundaries and it’s normal for people to set them...

It's called double standards.

Again back to the example I’ve been giving is it a double standard that a person allows a sexual partner to touch them in a sexual manner and not others?

It wasn't a sexual touch.