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Originally Posted by Garfie
I don't trust him at all- I feel there is something insincere and untrustworthy about him and I think he is playing a big game. To me he seems to be trying to manipulate the housemates and the audience into feeling sorry for him too much of the time.
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I think Jason is a bit of a game player, but not to that extent. I know a few here have mentioned the same sentiment but I just don't see how that is attractive to the public, especially for a male to be playing a victim in such a constant manner? It's not an attractive narrative for a male I think? He's not super charming or outgoing like some of the other males. He doesn't really have a story. Even the "story" between him and Charlie is miniscule because there are really no details being given and it's lot of he said/she said **** which still gives us no idea how their relationship was even like. I like him but I don't see that putting forth a good vibe to the public. If he's playing a game to extent as you say, it's a very boring one.
Personally, I think at best he wants to walk out of this with at least his nuts still intact and to feel like he did well at least by his own effort(s)... I actually think he is really naive and I've met men who are very similar, very wooden and very incapable of explaining themselves and being themselves around challenging women. (or most women) I think I wrote once I thought maybe they came from a codependent relationship which would explain a lot.
Either way, definitely one of the more boring characters in there, even if I do quite like him.
Alex,
'If we cant be together on the Outside...'
Really good point. Why aren't more people seeing this!?
That's just going to give her more hope that now it's a different time, they have a shot! They could of moved on a long time ago if it weren't for these silly glimmer of hope sentences he dishes out.
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