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Originally Posted by Brother Leon
* Christopher and Ashleigh chat in the bedroom and Ashleigh says some of the things that have been said about her in the house have been like some of the things she had at school, where she sat on her own a lot. Ashleigh says that bullying isn’t always beating someone up and stealing their lunch money it can be also excluding people and making fun of them. Ashleigh says she thought she was coming into the house to spend time with ‘adults.’ Christopher says: ‘You’re still here and they’re not.’ Ashleigh says that if she changes one persons life then that would make her an extremely happy person. Helen is listening and says: ‘I can’t believe I’ve been living with a philosopher this long.’ Ashleigh adds that she doesn’t mind spending time on her own and that she doesn’t need to be surrounded by a posse. Christopher tells her that she has done things right in the house and deserves her place.
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Boo ****ing hoo. You exclude yourself..don't go crying bullying when you do that 
All contradicting herself to try and make Helen look as nasty as possible and herself the victim. It's so going to be ate up too  |
She wasn't actually.
"excluding people and making fun of them"
A perfectly accurate description of what Helen did to Jale in the first week.
"Ashleigh accuses Helen of being ‘******ing nasty’ citing Helen calling Jale a slug as an example. "
Well remembered. Awful behaviour. Almost up there with that despicable incident with Matthew that got her, her final warning.