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Originally Posted by Garfie
I don't approve of cheating at all, but in general I think Jeremy does come across as a likeable bloke.
He clearly felt embarrassed, guilty and nervous when he left the house and during his interviews. His embarrassment and awkwardness does make me think he feels bad about what has happened, whereas if he was arrogant, he wouldn't have looked so uncomfortable. I also get the impression he is genuine when he says he has completely fallen for Steph.
In his defence, he doesn't say she found someone better, but SOMETHING better; he does this after revealing that the relationship she was in had some problems. Therefore, the 'something better' is the relationship, rather than himself i.e. He will treat her better in a relationship than Sam did.
If he was talking about himself being better, that would be arrogant, but it is different altogether if he is talking about the relationship.
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He still came on to her in the first place and then wouldn't take no for an answer. Some people are just weak and easily led, and it would seem Steph is one of those where emotions are concerned.
It's just not fair play, he is not a gentleman