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Originally posted by reallynow
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Originally posted by bigmalky
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I still can't find that footage of Marcus saying he was going to get her drunk and grope her. Anyone got a link to the video?
I did see a bit of footage where he said that he had groped her in bed to Siavash, possibly a blatant man-lie. That doesn't necessarily mean he intended to 'sexually assault' her as I'm sure that would be gross misconduct in the house and an immediate removal.
I don't condone this sort of behaviour but it seems to me that it's been made to sound worse than it was.
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For ****sake there was plenty enough footage of Marcus giving Noirin cidar and beer whislt fully knowing she behaves different, and trying to get her on his knee and under the covers!
Siavash and Marcus took advantage of Noirin when she put alcohol down her gob...they both knew she was a different girl WHEN!
Siavash told Noirin of the bunny comments when she was tipsy!
Marcus tried to grope Noirin when tipsy
Marcus got Noirin on his lap when tipsy
Siavash got his first kiss of her when tipsy!
Then both bemoaned of her behaviour when she was sober!
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Behaves different, yes. It's hardly as if he snuck some roofies into the house in order to date-rape her.
Adults in this country tend to go about this way every weekend in pubs and clubs. Relationships and sexual encounters are formed mostly in this manner in Britain due to the lack of morals in the country. Does this make anyone male or female any diferent than Marcus? Remember Noirin agreed as a consenting adult to a lot of this stuff, she was hardly inebriated on a couple of cans of cider.
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When you are 35 and the camera's are on you, I personally think people should behave a little different and not so perverted!
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Why? It's the people in there that are not being themselves that I dislike. It's the point of BB to get people to react to the environment. When someone is just themselves in the house is that entirely wrong. Be who you are, not what society wants you to be.