[Pyramid*]

Originally Posted by fruit_cake

I agree but he is not innocent and is also reaping what he sowed imo.

what has he sowed - to start off with? What exactly? she starts it - every time - not him.

[fruit_cake]

Originally Posted by Pyramid*

what has he sowed - to start off with? What exactly? she starts it - every time - not him.

He gave her the idea that she had a chance with him when she apparently did not imo.

[Pyramid*]

Originally Posted by fruit_cake

He gave her the idea that she had a chance with him when she apparently did not imo.

Really - when was this then? when exactly did he give her such an idea? What did he to to entice her? I really don't think you are watching the same show Fruitcake, I really don't.

He is married and has said that his golden rule is to look but not touch.

[fruit_cake]

Originally Posted by Pyramid*

Really - when was this then? when exactly did he give her such an idea? What did he to to entice her? I really don't think you are watching the same show Fruitcake, I really don't.

He is married and has said that his golden rule is to look but not touch.

Well we are obviously watching the same show but we do not have the same opinion

He was giving her a massage in the Kitchen that's why Denise thought he might be interested in her. She even pretended to be in heaven while he was doing it.

[Pyramid*]

Originally Posted by fruit_cake

Well we are obviously watching the same show but we do not have the same opinion

He was giving her a massage in the Kitchen that's why Denise thought he might be interested in her. She even pretended to be in heaven while he was doing it.

Giving someone a rather bland massage to the top of their shoulders whilst standing up in a kitchen in full view of others, - and you think that's a come on?

[fruit_cake]

Originally Posted by Pyramid*

Giving someone a rather bland massage to the top of their shoulders whilst standing up in a kitchen in full view of others, - and you think that's a come on?

I think it's a blurred signal that could be misinterpreted. When he ignored her at the dinner table the blurred signal turned into rage and from that point onwards Denise has been in the wrong imo.

I'm not supporting Denise but neither am I supporting Michael on this one. They are equally in the wrong.

[Pyramid*]

Originally Posted by fruit_cake

I think it's a blurred signal that could be misinterpreted. When he ignored her at the dinner table the blurred signal turned into rage and from that point onwards Denise has been in the wrong imo.

I'm not supporting Denise but neither am I supporting Michael on this one. They are equally in the wrong.

No thinks about it, there is nothing wrong with my vision. It's spot on.

If Denise cannot control her rage: that is her issue: not his.