[jaxie]

Originally Posted by MrWong

"Keep your dignity love"

"I will dad"

......Climbs into bed with Jezza so he can play with her vag.

pretty much this.

[rusticgal]

Originally Posted by smudgie

He did more or less tell her to reign it in a hit, telling her that we see everything, not that she took much notice

...and that's Stephs biggest downfall. People rally round her and give her good honest advice..and Daniella was one of those, then she totally disrespects them and goes back to doing what she wants to do.
Of course her Dad said he was proud of her..that's what dads do. She hasn't committed a crime. However he asked her to not do anything stupid (or words to that effect regarding under the cover antics with Jeremy)...and what does she do she goes under those covers for a massive grope. All she took from that call was that 'her dad was proud'...she completely disrespected her dads wise words and she has done the same with the housemates...and the boyfriend. She has mugged them all off because Steph only cares and thinks about herself....

Selfish bitch..ME ME ME...the girl just won't listen and she refuses to see it because all she cares about is HERSELF.

[Jamie89]

I thought a similar thing when I watched it. I know they're probably told that they can't say certain things by production staff, but if it was someone I loved, I don't think I'd be able to stop myself from shouting 'get the hell out of there' or something He's her dad and he's watching her ruin her reputation and career and she doesn't have any awareness of this. I think she needs tough love.

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Maru

To be honest, she's acting like a lot of kids do their age.

The sad thing is, neither she nor Jeremy are kids.

[susie q]

Originally Posted by jet

He seemed like a very nice man indeed. He just said something I found very strange. Are you the opinion police? Maybe I should have run it by you first.

So if you were Stephanies dad what would you have said then?

[jaxie]

I think if it was my kid I would have said I love him/her but that we see everything and that he/she needs to have a think about what she wants people to see and remember her doing. That's probably the most tactful you could be in the circumstances without getting her home and telling her some home truths. Unfortunately at this age you can advise but they are adults and you really can't control what they do. Stephanie is a train wreck. She clearly hears what she wants to hear and it must be nightmare trying to get some sense in her. Her parents must be worried sick.

I have a son of a similar age who is off travelling the world and watching young people like this make me grateful every day for the nice, centred, smart young man I raised. I can only say things like 'Please don't tell me you are going to jump out of a plane for fun until after you've done it as I don't want to think about it, thanks!' I can't say 'Don't do it!'.

[jet]

Originally Posted by jaxie

I think if it was my kid I would have said I love him/her but that we see everything and that he/she needs to have a think about what she wants people to see and remember her doing. That's probably the most tactful you could be in the circumstances without getting her home and telling her some home truths. Unfortunately at this age you can advise but they are adults and you really can't control what they do. Stephanie is a train wreck. She clearly hears what she wants to hear and it must be nightmare trying to get some sense in her. Her parents must be worried sick.

I have a son of a similar age who is off travelling the world and watching young people like this make me grateful every day for the nice, centred, smart young man I raised. I can only say things like 'Please don't tell me you are going to jump out of a plane for fun until after you've done it as I don't want to think about it, thanks!' I can't say 'Don't do it!'.

Good post.