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Originally Posted by ILOVEBB
Hazel deserve everything she get.she was flirting with a guy WHO had a girlfriend on the outside then she got off with him in the safe house.Gina said something about the women code and how U never break it,she didnt just break it she broke it on National tv.she lied to dexter about daley not saying he was not going to talk to dexter on the outside.she Also told daley one thing and said another thing in the diary room, then she got off with him afterwards like nothing had happened,if she was so scared why was she sharing his bed ten mins later.you want more she drop dan like a massive **** when he got put up then went back to him after dan worked out what she did.ok more now what she is doing is using Charlie to hopefully get with cullum or dexter so people dont focus on her with daley,its so see threw its scary, she really is an evil person inside. some people just need to learn how to read her intensions better.
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Why would Hazel have any reason to show loyalty to a female she's never met and probably never will? Daley was the one with a significant other when he entered the house. At first he was all "Oh I have a girlfriend," then it was "Oh I'm in a pickle," and then "we decided to take a break before all of this," and then "I don't know whether I have a girlfriend or not?"
As badly as I feel for Daley's girlfriend, the one who needs to be under fire is Daley, whom ultimately made the choices he made.
Furthermore, with all of the dark and sordid tales coming out about Daley's secret ex-wife and kids, his aggressive tone in nature, and his domineering size and stature, coupled with him physically threatening Hazel and restraining her on the bed by both her throat and wrists shows that Daley is far from a saint. If he would conduct himself in that manner on national television, what in the world do you think he would do in an alcohol-fueled rage behind closed doors where there are no cameras or no one to bear witness to his actions?
Bottom line, Hazel flirted with a man she found attractive and seemed to have a lot of similar interests with. She had no loyalties to a woman that wasn't married, nor fathered children with. And even if Hazel is looked down-upon for going for what she wants, in the end, she was placed in an extremely volatile situation that could have caused her physical and mental harm had it been taken any further.
I'm not saying Hazel is a saint, but for Pete's sake, let's get off the Hazel-Bashing bandwagon already.