[bots]

Originally Posted by Crimson Dynamo

She reminds me of a 45 year old male 1970s serial killer

the maths don't work there

[Strictly Jake]

Absolutely ridiculous! Would give me a massive ick

[Ammi]

Originally Posted by Strictly Jake

Absolutely ridiculous! Would give me a massive ick

…well that’s the thing as well, isn’t it…in terms of a romantic partner, it isn’t something that everyone would feel comfortable in doing …Marcus asked her though, did she want him to cut it up…

[Beso]

What the hells he getting a Sunday roast for.

Soup would have done. She might have struggled with her fork but they did have 4 hours 20 minutes to get it down her.

[Mystic Mock]

It personally doesn't bother me.

I was surprised though.

[point17]

Wtf was this! Haha wierdest thing in a while

[Swan]

Remember when she said Marcus having an Xbox was an "ick" yet her talking like a six year old and not being able to cut up her own food isn't?!!!

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by Swan

Remember when she said Marcus having an Xbox was an "ick" yet her talking like a six year old and not being able to cut up her own food isn't?!!!

That's true tbf.

[MTVN]

I think the issue was the chicken being on the bone. Still quite childish but I don't think she needs her food cutting every meal

[Jessica.]

It would have been a great opportunity for her to learn how to use cutlery but she didn't bother.

[Ammi]

…it also for me had shades of eating disorder/tendencies …a psychological thing of cut up dinners feeling smaller and less ‘daunting’ than a full plate of roast dinner…and also all of the sweet treats she bought for herself in the store/shades of binge eating possibly, I felt…a self image of ‘childlike’ can very much be displayed with eating disorder behaviour and she does speak in her voice and in her actions, very childlike…

[Ammi]

…I know someone who suffered from anorexia and she couldn’t eat any meal unless it was cut up for her…(…unless it was a liquid meal like soup…)…and she struggled to cut it up herself because that would involve focusing on the plate of food, which she found incredibly daunting…