[Jamsey]

Why are housemates with a relationship always accused of doing it as part of a gameplan?

Seams to me that nobody acttually likes romances in the house and thinks they are boring, also spliting up housemates in relationships through eviction can make good entertainment.

So why are relationships still considered gameplans?

[jyunga]

Personally I don't think many of the relationships are ever gameplans. If I was in the house and lonely i'd probably cuddle up to a girl in there and probably makeout a few times. They are in there for weeks at a time. That can be a big culture shock to people and having someone to confine in helps a lot. It's usually only gameplan in the eyes of others looking on. But then again, talking and getting to know different people each week comes off as a gameplan to people too.

[Samuel.]

Yeah, it doesn't really make any sense. I think very few housemates have ever used a relationship as part of a game plan. It's not going to help them in anyway, unless they're attaching themselves to what they believe to be the favourite to win.

[kat26]

I don't really think that is ever a gameplan either. I think they mostly come from some attraction and a lot of boredom.