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lily. · 15-07-2013, 11:11 PM

.. needs to seriously re-assess their life.

Parmy · 15-07-2013, 11:12 PM

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Originally Posted by lily.

.. needs to seriously re-assess their life.

A****ingmen

snail69 · 15-07-2013, 11:12 PM

Do we really need all these threads that are essentially about the same thing?

I think all threads regarding this Daley thing should be merged.

GypsyGoth · 15-07-2013, 11:13 PM

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Originally Posted by lily.

.. needs to seriously re-assess their life.

cookiemonster · 15-07-2013, 11:14 PM

indeed

abuse is not a laughing matter. it destroys people lives. it goes unnoticed because people turn a blind eye

Parmy · 15-07-2013, 11:17 PM

He even blamed her as the door hit his ass on exiting the house.

Suze · 16-07-2013, 07:08 AM

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He even blamed her as the door hit his ass on exiting the house.

That was unbelievable wasn't it

He went through all the it was only play fighting, although his face and demeanour suggested otherwise, then completely shattered any tiny belief of that, by saying, she this and she that and she desprespected me, on his departure from the diary room. I reckon that young man needs some kind of anger management. Hazel is a wind up merchant by the looks of it, but her actions did not at all warrant that from him. He knew he had done wrong as he turned to Hazel as soon as he was called to the diary room and asked her if he had been ok with her, and she said he had whilst she was cowering on the chair looking shocked.

thesheriff443 · 16-07-2013, 07:21 AM

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Originally Posted by Suze

That was unbelievable wasn't it

He went through all the it was only play fighting, although his face and demeanour suggested otherwise, then completely shattered any tiny belief of that, by saying, she this and she that and she desprespected me, on his departure from the diary room. I reckon that young man needs some kind of anger management. Hazel is a wind up merchant by the looks of it, but her actions did not at all warrant that from him. He knew he had done wrong as he turned to Hazel as soon as he was called to the diary room and asked her if he had been ok with her, and she said he had whilst she was cowering on the chair looking shocked.

now this a great post!

when he said to her when I go mad its scary, clearly he's done it before!

joeysteele · 16-07-2013, 07:38 AM

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Originally Posted by Suze

That was unbelievable wasn't it

He went through all the it was only play fighting, although his face and demeanour suggested otherwise, then completely shattered any tiny belief of that, by saying, she this and she that and she desprespected me, on his departure from the diary room. I reckon that young man needs some kind of anger management. Hazel is a wind up merchant by the looks of it, but her actions did not at all warrant that from him. He knew he had done wrong as he turned to Hazel as soon as he was called to the diary room and asked her if he had been ok with her, and she said he had whilst she was cowering on the chair looking shocked.

That is a great post.
''I'll finish you'' and the words ''nut you'', do not sound like any play acting or fun to me.

He has likely been smouldering for a while now over the gossiping about them in the house, still not being sure what Dexter had said to Hazel in the tree house and once alone,it was only a matter of time with the added bravado of having had alcohol, that he exploded.

Cherry Christmas · 16-07-2013, 08:33 AM

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Originally Posted by Suze

That was unbelievable wasn't it

He went through all the it was only play fighting, although his face and demeanour suggested otherwise, then completely shattered any tiny belief of that, by saying, she this and she that and she desprespected me, on his departure from the diary room. I reckon that young man needs some kind of anger management. Hazel is a wind up merchant by the looks of it, but her actions did not at all warrant that from him. He knew he had done wrong as he turned to Hazel as soon as he was called to the diary room and asked her if he had been ok with her, and she said he had whilst she was cowering on the chair looking shocked.

Yes I agree with all this but if she was so terrified why did she return to the safe house and get into bed with him. Hazel needs to take some responsibility here as well, most woman would have insisted on returning to the main house and telling Daley in no uncertain terms that his behaviour had crossed the line,( in fact he had crossed the line the previous day when he told her she shouldn't wear too much make up), and she would discuss it with him in the cold light of day, instead she ended up in bed with him laughing about it. That really pees me off because she made light of what happened after the event, even last night on LF she said she was "disappointed" Daley had left, she really needs to look at herself in this and how her actions immediately after the event appear to condone his behaviour.

Kazanne · 16-07-2013, 09:10 AM

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Yes I agree with all this but if she was so terrified why did she return to the safe house and get into bed with him. Hazel needs to take some responsibility here as well, most woman would have insisted on returning to the main house and telling Daley in no uncertain terms that his behaviour had crossed the line,( in fact he had crossed the line the previous day when he told her she shouldn't wear too much make up), and she would discuss it with him in the cold light of day, instead she ended up in bed with him laughing about it. That really pees me off because she made light of what happened after the event, even last night on LF she said she was "disappointed" Daley had left, she really needs to look at herself in this and how her actions immediately after the event appear to condone his behaviour.

Agree Cherie,no one is defending Daley as I can see but some people can see what part she played.

lily. · 15-07-2013, 11:19 PM

I find it even more disturbing when it's women defending his behaviour.

reece(: · 15-07-2013, 11:36 PM

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Originally Posted by lily.

I find it even more disturbing when it's women defending his behaviour.

I'd recommend you to stay well of twitter then.

Speedster · 15-07-2013, 11:41 PM

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Originally Posted by lily.

I find it even more disturbing when it's women defending his behaviour.

This^^^ If you look on twitter (it's trending) there seems to be a clear divide between men and women-the men are on Hazel's side (mostly) and the women are on Daley's side.

GiRTh · 15-07-2013, 11:43 PM

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This^^^ If you look on twitter (it's trending) there seems to be a clear divide between men and women-the men are on Hazel's side (mostly) and the women are on Daley's side.

Its quite disturbing.

CaudleHalbard · 15-07-2013, 11:24 PM

Who has defended him?

It was right that he should go. But Hazel should (arguably) have gone as well. But at least she got a formal warning, so BB has acknowledged she shares some part of the blame for the incident.

anne666 · 16-07-2013, 01:34 AM

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Originally Posted by CaudleHalbard

Who has defended him?

It was right that he should go. But Hazel should (arguably) have gone as well. But at least she got a formal warning, so BB has acknowledged she shares some part of the blame for the incident.

She received a warning for her behaviour which does not in any way justify his

Drew. · 15-07-2013, 11:27 PM

hopefully nobody's defending his behavior, but i think some people are defending whether or not he should have been kicked out of the house or not.

cookiemonster · 15-07-2013, 11:28 PM

some people are saying it's 'clearly' just role playing and he didn't mean it like that. which is as good as defending him

Stankleberry · 15-07-2013, 11:30 PM

They were both clearly joking around. She started the aggressiveness, and continued to allow it to escalate with her sexiness. This is a normal human male female relationship.

I think they got rid of him for the publicity more than anything, which is pretty lame.

mr rochester · 16-07-2013, 03:47 AM

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This is a normal human male female relationship.

This is categorically not a normal male female relationship...

thesheriff443 · 16-07-2013, 06:52 AM

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Originally Posted by Stankleberry

They were both clearly joking around. She started the aggressiveness, and continued to allow it to escalate with her sexiness. This is a normal human male female relationship.

I think they got rid of him for the publicity more than anything, which is pretty lame.

one of the worst post's I have ever read!