[Angus]

Faye is a psychotic mess. She is now trying to create drama and interest around herself using Aaron as I knew she would. I remember Bea's crocodile tears last year with Freddie, Faye is cut from the same cloth. She has timed this accusation on the eve of eviction in order to ensure that he goes. She got what she wanted, Aaron choosing her over Maisy, job done.

She clearly thinks very highly of herself if she believes she is the subject of a bet - she ain't all that.

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by angus58

Faye is a psychotic mess. She is now trying to create drama and interest around herself using Aaron as I knew she would. I remember Bea's crocodile tears last year with Freddie, Faye is cut from the same cloth. She has timed this accusation on the eve of eviction in order to ensure that he goes. She got what she wanted, Aaron choosing her over Maisy, job done.

She clearly thinks very highly of herself if she believes she is the subject of a bet - she ain't all that.

Spot on Angus,IF Aaron has any downside at all it is that he is too trusting of Faye.Never been keen on Faye,but am wondering about Maisy now too,what a shower these girls are,thank the Lord Alex seems to be just there to have fun.

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by angus58

Faye is a psychotic mess. She is now trying to create drama and interest around herself using Aaron as I knew she would. I remember Bea's crocodile tears last year with Freddie, Faye is cut from the same cloth. She has timed this accusation on the eve of eviction in order to ensure that he goes. She got what she wanted, Aaron choosing her over Maisy, job done.

She clearly thinks very highly of herself if she believes she is the subject of a bet - she ain't all that.

I agree Angus.Well said again.

Also as to her just overreacting to things not going her way, that would be fine for a while but when someone overreacts dangerously and maliciously then that is well out of order.

She didn't just overreact to Aaron and Maisy,she set out to character assassinate him to as many as she could get on board, hoping,(successfully as it turned out),to get him nominated for eviction which she also did herself too,so much for really liking him then.

All to get back at him for nothing and wreck his chances of success in BB.

That is far more than just overreaction that is despicable.Add to that the below the belt comment as to his son and you have a very nasty piece of work there in Faye. 'Beware,not to be trusted', is a sign she should walk around with.

[Deanjam]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

I agree Angus.Well said again.

Also as to her just overreacting to things not going her way, that would be fine for a while but when someone overreacts dangerously and maliciously then that is well out of order.

She didn't just overreact to Aaron and Maisy,she set out to character assassinate him to as many as she could get on board, hoping,(successfully as it turned out),to get him nominated for eviction which she also did herself too,so much for really liking him then.

All to get back at him for nothing and wreck his chances of success in BB.

That is far more than just overreaction that is despicable.Add to that the below the belt comment as to his son and you have a very nasty piece of work there in Faye. 'Beware,not to be trusted', is a sign she should walk around with.

An emotional reaction is more understandable and forgiveable, to me, than a cool-headed piece of manipulation, such as we saw from Anton. I understand people don't like how she behaved, but I find it easy to accept if it comes from a truthful, hyper-emotional state.

Don't get me wrong, I think Faye has issues. But that's why I don't criticize her too harshly. How she's behaving is coming from a genuine emotional response. I just reject the idea that her or Maisy are game-playing.

[Samuel.]

Deanjam has been spot on.

[Ammi]

In the bathroom, when Maisy said to Faye '....You are my closest friend in the house, Lou....Faye, you are my closest friend in here...' She's her closest friend, em thingy, her, whoever she is LOL

[Deanjam]

Originally Posted by Ammi

In the bathroom, when Maisy said to Faye '....You are my closest friend in the house, Lou....Faye, you are my closest friend in here...' She's her closest friend, em thingy, her, whoever she is LOL

I feel like that about you Niamh ...

[Ammi]

Originally Posted by Deanjam

I feel like that about you Niamh ...

......the feeling's mutual, Pyramid

[Pyramid*]

Originally Posted by Ammi

In the bathroom, when Maisy said to Faye '....You are my closest friend in the house, Lou....Faye, you are my closest friend in here...' She's her closest friend, em thingy, her, whoever she is LOL

That was an absolute belter. Freud would be proud of her slip up.

[Ammi]

Originally Posted by Pyramid*

That was an absolute belter. Freud would be proud of her slip up.

....Ahhh, to have so many close friends, you can't possibly remember their names........

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by Deanjam

An emotional reaction is more understandable and forgiveable, to me, than a cool-headed piece of manipulation, such as we saw from Anton. I understand people don't like how she behaved, but I find it easy to accept if it comes from a truthful, hyper-emotional state.

Don't get me wrong, I think Faye has issues. But that's why I don't criticize her too harshly. How she's behaving is coming from a genuine emotional response. I just reject the idea that her or Maisy are game-playing.

Faye was not being genuine with her emotions,she was doing crocodile tears just because Anton cottoned on to her.

[Deanjam]

Originally Posted by jedward fever

Faye was not being genuine with her emotions,she was doing crocodile tears just because Anton cottoned on to her.

I guess we'll have to disagree on this, but to me, her behaviour throughout the show suggests emotional immaturity, rather than any performance.