[Christmas Lights]

Originally Posted by Cherie

No but I wont be adopting that view any more than her accent

Cherie she has traditional views based on her religion & culture ,if LT bothered to actually listen fully to the conversation...which Segun was also apart of , he'd realise they both believe in marriage lasting and they are both saving themselves .

LT also failed to point out Hanah said the man actually provides for the woman in her culture,and makes sure she's looked after. It isn't all about the woman ' obeying ' but yes that is part of it . The man also has to prove himself worthy aswell .

Both Segun & Hanah hold similar views ,and have important values when it comes to love .

[Parmy]

Originally Posted by GoldHeart

Cherie she has traditional views based on her religion & culture ,if LT bothered to actually listen fully to the conversation...which Segun was also apart of , he'd realise they both believe in marriage lasting and they are both saving themselves .

LT also failed to point out Hanah said the man actually provides for the woman in her culture,and makes sure she's looked after. It isn't all about the woman ' obeying ' but yes that is part of it . The man also has to prove himself worthy aswell .

Both Segun & Hanah hold similar views ,and have important values when it comes to love .

And there is absolutely nothing wrong in it.

What a wonderful read this thread has been.

[Urban Cragou]

Originally Posted by GoldHeart

Cherie she has traditional views based on her religion & culture ,if LT bothered to actually listen fully to the conversation...which Segun was also apart of , he'd realise they both believe in marriage lasting and they are both saving themselves .

LT also failed to point out Hanah said the man actually provides for the woman in her culture,and makes sure she's looked after. It isn't all about the woman ' obeying ' but yes that is part of it . The man also has to prove himself worthy aswell .

Both Segun & Hanah hold similar views ,and have important values when it comes to love .

It wasn’t even about that. She was just pointing out what’s expected of her religion, not that those are personal beliefs of hers. Unless I’m missing something.

[smudgie]

Originally Posted by Crimson Dynamo

She thinks women should be servile to men

surely no Tibb woman is ok with that??

Not a ruddy chance.

[Merry Mockmas]

Originally Posted by Crimson Dynamo

She thinks women should be servile to men

surely no Tibb woman is ok with that??

It is how the Islamic Religion is run if we're being honest about it.

And I don't mean that in a prejudiced way, just look at their societies all over the world, it's their way of life and Hanah is a product of that, rightly or wrongly.

[Christmas Lights]

Originally Posted by Mystic Mock

It is how the Islamic Religion is run if we're being honest about it.

And I don't mean that in a prejudiced way, just look at their societies all over the world, it's their way of life and Hanah is a product of that, rightly or wrongly.

You need to be careful when you say 'islamic' ... as people are usually thinking of the strictest of strict and more extreme , i noticed Khaled even corrected Segun in the early days when he thought he had 'Islamic traditions'. Khaled was saying his family have more 'Arabic customs' .

Both Khaled & Hanah take their faith very seriously , but they're also very western and in touch with modern day society. Hanah having traditional Muslim values, does not mean she's being controlled without a voice or mind of her own.

She said both the man & woman have respect for eachother ie the woman obeys him yes, but not as some slave.. which is what a certain person is trying to troll and imply , it's more about being a good loving wife.

People are forgetting there's plenty of British and American women who's dream is to be a wife and have kids and have a nice house they own , and they will happily cook and do stuff for their husbands, as long as the husband is a good guy and is providing and actually cares about them .

After all despite culture and religion ,a relationship is a 2 way thing, the man has to bring something to the table and actually being a decent human being . I doubt Hanah would marry a low life who treats her badly, she was telling Segun about failed dating experiences she had in the past . She clearly wants to wait for someone special.

[Merry Mockmas]

Originally Posted by GoldHeart

You need to be careful when you say 'islamic' ... as people are usually thinking of the strictest of strict and more extreme , i noticed Khaled even corrected Segun in the early days when he thought he had 'Islamic traditions'. Khaled was saying his family have more 'Arabic customs' .

Both Khaled & Hanah take their faith very seriously , but they're also very western and in touch with modern day society. Hanah having traditional Muslim values, does not mean she's being controlled without a voice or mind of her own.

She said both the man & woman have respect for eachother ie the woman obeys him yes, but not as some slave.. which is what a certain person is trying to troll and imply , it's more about being a good loving wife.

People are forgetting there's plenty of British and American women who's dream is to be a wife and have kids and have a nice house they own , and they will happily cook and do stuff for their husbands, as long as the husband is a good guy and is providing and actually cares about them .

After all despite culture and religion ,a relationship is a 2 way thing, the man has to bring something to the table and actually being a decent human being . I doubt Hanah would marry a low life who treats her badly, she was telling Segun about failed dating experiences she had in the past . She clearly wants to wait for someone special.

I'm not the most sensitive to religious groups if I'm being entirely honest, it's probably a character flaw for me that came about from being a GTA fan.

But yeah, I have no doubt that Khaled & Hannah aren't Religious extremists because they're on BB.

[Mrluvaluva]

Originally Posted by GoldHeart

You need to be careful when you say 'islamic' ... as people are usually thinking of the strictest of strict and more extreme , i noticed Khaled even corrected Segun in the early days when he thought he had 'Islamic traditions'. Khaled was saying his family have more 'Arabic customs' .

Both Khaled & Hanah take their faith very seriously , but they're also very western and in touch with modern day society. Hanah having traditional Muslim values, does not mean she's being controlled without a voice or mind of her own.

She said both the man & woman have respect for eachother ie the woman obeys him yes, but not as some slave.. which is what a certain person is trying to troll and imply , it's more about being a good loving wife.

People are forgetting there's plenty of British and American women who's dream is to be a wife and have kids and have a nice house they own , and they will happily cook and do stuff for their husbands, as long as the husband is a good guy and is providing and actually cares about them .

After all despite culture and religion ,a relationship is a 2 way thing, the man has to bring something to the table and actually being a decent human being . I doubt Hanah would marry a low life who treats her badly, she was telling Segun about failed dating experiences she had in the past . She clearly wants to wait for someone special.

That's a really interesting thought. And very informative. There are different beliefs everywhere. Even in the same country or continent. Individually we have our own beliefs. We're not defined by our beliefs. We're all different in our values. No matter where you are or who you are. I would stand by anyone who I believe in, or who needs my support in their ideologies. Sometimes we just can't express it enough.

And it's interesting also to listen to other's thoughts. Hearing different views. I love integration. It's like an amalgamation of minds where we can all learn from one another.

Respect is a two way thing.

[Christmas Lights]

Originally Posted by Mrluvaluva

That's a really interesting thought. And very informative. There are different beliefs everywhere. Even in the same country or continent. Individually we have our own beliefs. We're not defined by our beliefs. We're all different in our values. No matter where you are or who you are. I would stand by anyone who I believe in, or who needs my support in their ideologies. Sometimes we just can't express it enough.

And it's interesting also to listen to other's thoughts. Hearing different views. I love integration. It's like an amalgamation of minds where we can all learn from one another.

Respect is a two way thing.

Thank you for your response

very well put

[Peppermint]

Originally Posted by Crimson Dynamo

She thinks women should be servile to men

surely no Tibb woman is ok with that??

Ikr lol Lily's reaction said it all

But anyway Hanah is awful. She's so self righteous and arrogant and she's not even that upfront or honest like people say she is since she was bitching about Ali behind her back with the boys and she was never gonna say anything to her face until BB outed them. She was bitching about Lily with Emma constantly too.

[Antinous]

Originally Posted by caprimint

Ikr lol Lily's reaction said it all

But anyway Hanah is awful. She's so self righteous and arrogant and she's not even that upfront or honest like people say she is since she was bitching about Ali behind her back with the boys and she was never gonna say anything to her face until BB outed them. She was bitching about Lily with Emma constantly too.

Somone on Reddit yesterday made a really good post why he didn't like Hanah

I expect to get downvoted because Hanah slander seems to right now, but regardless, here's my honest opinion. I absolutely adored this girl at the start, by the way.

Ignoring Ali during the scientist task was really petty and embarrassing

The 'being used as a pawn' thing wasn't that deep at all. Wouldn't anyone in that situation act tactically? Also she was literally saved from nomination and still complaining?

Calling Lily 'the little girl' and 'the young girl' behind her back is really condescending and bitchy and I've seen no one mention it

Lily didn't 'speak over' Hanah when she was giving her opinion, she disagreed

There's a difference between being honest and just being bitchy

Her whole being 'one of the boys' thing is weird and she gives major pick me energy

[Peppermint]

Originally Posted by Antinous

Somone on Reddit yesterday made a really good post why he didn't like Hanah

I expect to get downvoted because Hanah slander seems to right now, but regardless, here's my honest opinion. I absolutely adored this girl at the start, by the way.

Ignoring Ali during the scientist task was really petty and embarrassing

The 'being used as a pawn' thing wasn't that deep at all. Wouldn't anyone in that situation act tactically? Also she was literally saved from nomination and still complaining?

Calling Lily 'the little girl' and 'the young girl' behind her back is really condescending and bitchy and I've seen no one mention it

Lily didn't 'speak over' Hanah when she was giving her opinion, she disagreed

There's a difference between being honest and just being bitchy

Her whole being 'one of the boys' thing is weird and she gives major pick me energy

Good post

[Mrluvaluva]

Originally Posted by Antinous

Somone on Reddit yesterday made a really good post why he didn't like Hanah

I expect to get downvoted because Hanah slander seems to right now, but regardless, here's my honest opinion. I absolutely adored this girl at the start, by the way.

Ignoring Ali during the scientist task was really petty and embarrassing

The 'being used as a pawn' thing wasn't that deep at all. Wouldn't anyone in that situation act tactically? Also she was literally saved from nomination and still complaining?

Calling Lily 'the little girl' and 'the young girl' behind her back is really condescending and bitchy and I've seen no one mention it

Lily didn't 'speak over' Hanah when she was giving her opinion, she disagreed

There's a difference between being honest and just being bitchy

Her whole being 'one of the boys' thing is weird and she gives major pick me energy

Ok. I'm gonna pick at that comment. Hanah was paired with Lily. She felt, in a way, that she was used just so Lily would make it to the next stage. Nothing to do with her qualities as a HM. So effectively she was a pawn in the game. I understand her stance because she's not just taken that one thing on board, but the whole picture of things. Maybe you were saved, but for the wrong reasons? Doesn't add to your self esteem does it? Now Hanah is aware of that. Ok, not necessarily handling it in the best way, but, she's human.

[Ammi]

Originally Posted by Antinous

Somone on Reddit yesterday made a really good post why he didn't like Hanah

I expect to get downvoted because Hanah slander seems to right now, but regardless, here's my honest opinion. I absolutely adored this girl at the start, by the way.

Ignoring Ali during the scientist task was really petty and embarrassing

The 'being used as a pawn' thing wasn't that deep at all. Wouldn't anyone in that situation act tactically? Also she was literally saved from nomination and still complaining?

Calling Lily 'the little girl' and 'the young girl' behind her back is really condescending and bitchy and I've seen no one mention it

Lily didn't 'speak over' Hanah when she was giving her opinion, she disagreed

There's a difference between being honest and just being bitchy

Her whole being 'one of the boys' thing is weird and she gives major pick me energy

…that bit in bold is quite interesting…I recall an entirely different ‘iconic’ BB use of that descriptive by Aisleyne back in the day…obviously that was said in a different condescending vein and as a put down…but I think that was more how it was said/the context as oppose to the actual wording…it is something to give thought to, though…that if it had been said by ‘insert another housemate’ would some of us take/interpret it differently depending on who it was said by and who it was said to…the whole context etc…I did cringe a bit when Hanah referred to Lily that way, I have to say…but (…I think…)…that it was more said in a ‘Lily is quite young and that’s something I’ve factoring in feeling protective toward her getting upset at hearing anything negative…’…/type way…

[The Grinch]

So far I’m liking Hanah, she hasn’t, yet, come across bad just now

[Parmy]

Nathan is the foundation of the house. The only one I would truly miss.

[ebandit]

..................i like hanah...............of course she's not perfect from time to time she can be arrogant or mean but you know
exactly where you are with her....................

Mark L

[Merry Mockmas]

Originally Posted by Kate!

Never have I ever had a housemate plummet so fast and hard in my estimation. Can she redeem herself? I doubt it.

Well aware this won't be a popular opinion.

She's sullen, miserable, not an ounce of joy in her. She comes across as very entitled.

She'd be one of the worst and most undeserving finalists ever if she gets that far. And a very disappointing winner God forbid! Such a shame she was saved and replaced.

Waste of a housemate.

I agree with the BIB.

But I do think that I would probably break with some of those lot tbh, I mean Lily for example would be enough to break a saint.

And Martha has brought the grief on herself with Hanah, I have no idea why she did that for.

[Mrluvaluva]

Anyway Hanah is slay! Sorry headmistress. Loving your opinions though.

[Katmieow]

I like her,she's not taking any nonsense.

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by Katmieow

I like her,she's not taking any nonsense.

Taking or talking , I struggle to understand what on earth she is saying so I have no idea if she is an intelligent or even interesting individual


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[Parmy]

Originally Posted by Zizu

Taking or talking , I struggle to understand what on earth she is saying so I have no idea if she is an intelligent or even interesting individual


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If you had watched the show you may have gotten up to speed with her accent like a lot of others have done.

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by Beso

If you had watched the show you may have gotten up to speed with her accent like a lot of others have done.

Errr no

Thats like saying I will understand Spanish after watching Barcelona with a Spanish commentary !

Its not only her dreadful diction she also seems to shorten a lot of words as well - a double whammy so to speak .


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[vesavius]

Originally Posted by Zizu

Taking or talking , I struggle to understand what on earth she is saying so I have no idea if she is an intelligent or even interesting individual


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Such hyperbole. She isn't that hard to understand, some are just pretending that she is for (I suspect) pretty murky reasons.

If a working class or cultural accent automatically stops you even starting to listen to a person than that may be something to work on.

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by vesavius

Such hyperbole. She isn't that hard to understand, some are just pretending that she is for (I suspect) pretty murky reasons.

If a working class or cultural accent automatically stops you even starting to listen to a person than that may be something to work on.

Bollox

I have no problem at all with ANY of the other housemate’s diction


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