[Samwell]

After knowing what she did for a living, do you think Ash either want to kiss or sleep with her?

[Gusto Brunt]

I read on DS he's 'dumped her'.

[Lola844]

I doubt it...that's a hard pill to swallow.

[King Sing]

How did he find out? Was sleeping...

[Candy Annie Cane]

Originally Posted by King Sing

How did he find out? Was sleeping...

She told him

[Lola844]

Originally Posted by King Sing

How did he find out? Was sleeping...

She told him.

[Verbal]

She has stated how she regretted that period in her life and how she has moved on. If he is any kind of a man it wouldn't make a blind bit of difference.

[Lola844]

Originally Posted by Verbal

She has stated how she regretted that period in her life and how she has moved on. If he is any kind of a man it wouldn't make a blind bit of difference.

It's easy to say he should just accept that part of her, but I think most people wouldn't and I don't blame them. I probably wouldn't be ok with it so I don't expect him to. It does not make him any less of a man.

P.S. Told you Pauline was going to be evicted.

[Verbal]

Originally Posted by Lola844

It's easy to say he should just accept that part of her, but I think most people wouldn't and I don't blame them. I probably wouldn't be ok with it so I don't expect him to. It does not make him any less of a man.

P.S. Told you Pauline was going to be evicted.

Being judgmental about someone makes you less of a person whether you are a man or a woman. Holding someones past against them when they have genuinely made a change is small minded, quite frankly pathetic, and is the reason for a lot of the problems in today's world.

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by Verbal

Being judgmental about someone makes you less of a person whether you are a man or a woman. Holding someones past against them when they have genuinely made a change is small minded, quite frankly pathetic, and is the reason for a lot of the problems in today's world.

[Scream]

Originally Posted by Verbal

Being judgmental about someone makes you less of a person whether you are a man or a woman. Holding someones past against them when they have genuinely made a change is small minded, quite frankly pathetic, and is the reason for a lot of the problems in today's world.

So if someone told you they was a serial killer but it's all in the past and they regret it now you'd still want to be with them?

It's all subjective.

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by Scream

So if someone told you they was a serial killer but it's all in the past and they regret it now you'd still want to be with them?

It's all subjective.

Not even nearly comparable.

[Verbal]

Originally Posted by Scream

So if someone told you they was a serial killer but it's all in the past and they regret it now you'd still want to be with them?

It's all subjective.

We are talking about sex workers not serial killers. But to answer your question, given the very small chance that they would be free, or that I would be in a high security prison, no I would certainly not turn my back on them.

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by Verbal

Being judgmental about someone makes you less of a person whether you are a man or a woman. Holding someones past against them when they have genuinely made a change is small minded, quite frankly pathetic, and is the reason for a lot of the problems in today's world.

Which is great Verbal as long as that pertains to all the housemates , including past ones , I seem to recall Jim getting loads of stick about his past, so I hope you mean everyone.

[Lola844]

Originally Posted by Verbal

Being judgmental about someone makes you less of a person whether you are a man or a woman. Holding someones past against them when they have genuinely made a change is small minded, quite frankly pathetic, and is the reason for a lot of the problems in today's world.

Judging is one thing, choosing to be in a relationship is another. I might not want be in a relationship with a male stripper, doesn't make me less of a person. Prostitution is not something you are born with, it's a choice she made. These are the consequences.

[Verbal]

Originally Posted by Lola844

Judging is one thing, choosing to be in a relationship is another. I might not want be in a relationship with a male stripper, doesn't make me less of a person. Prostitution is not something you are born with, it's a choice she made. These are the consequences.

That is completely different to what is being discussed. People are willfully holding the past against an EX prostitute. I would not for a second date an active prostitute. But if I met a woman who USED to be a prostitute, and we got on. I would not tell her to sling her hook if I found out she used to be one. That is the attitude being shown by people that I object too.

[Josy]

Ash is better off away from her, nothing to do with her past but her actions in the house, if he sticks around with her it wil be his downfall.

Originally Posted by Verbal

She has stated how she regretted that period in her life and how she has moved on. If he is any kind of a man it wouldn't make a blind bit of difference.

Actually she has said and always has said she doesn't regret the prostitution only the media drama.

And I think your last comment is wrong, a lot of decent men wouldn't go near an ex prossie with a barge pole.

[Verbal]

Originally Posted by Josy

Ash is better off away from her, nothing to do with her past but her actions in the house, if he sticks around with her it wil be his downfall.



Actually she has said and always has said she doesn't regret the prostitution only the media drama.

And I think your last comment is wrong, a lot of decent men wouldn't go near an ex prossie with a barge pole.

Hypothetically if you were say a 40 year old man and you were out and met a 40 year old woman in a pub, you would have absolutely no idea she was a prostitute 20 years ago unless she told you. Absolutely no way would I 'run a mile' if I was Ash. And I would hope that I could be considered to be a decent man.

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by Josy

Ash is better off away from her, nothing to do with her past but her actions in the house, if he sticks around with her it wil be his downfall.



Actually she has said and always has said she doesn't regret the prostitution only the media drama.

And I think your last comment is wrong, a lot of decent men wouldn't go near an ex prossie with a barge pole.

She didn't set out with that as a career goal, it was circumstances that led her down that road, what she has said is they were choices she made, so she has to accept she placed herself in the situation.
However there are lots of escorts and lots of premiership footballers that use them, her being 'outed' was unfortunate.. the violence and abuse she's received because of it is not acceptable to me.

[Josy]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

She didn't set out with that as a career goal, it was circumstances that led her down that road, what she has said is they were choices she made, so she has to accept she placed herself in the situation.
However there are lots of escorts and lots of premiership footballers that use them, her being 'outed' was unfortunate.. the violence and abuse she's received because of it is not acceptable to me.

Oh please she was 500 quid in debt, she hardly owed a fortune so it was circumstances that could have been easily rectified without resorting to prostitiution.

I'm not really sure what any of your post has to do with the thread topic though.

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by Josy

Oh please she was 500 quid in debt, she hardly owed a fortune so it was circumstances that could have been easily rectified without resorting to prostitiution.

I'm not really sure what any of your post has to do with the thread topic though.

No... she borrowed Ł500 from a loan shark, unless they are 0% interest no she owed a LOT more.

It is relevant in the context of the topic josy, it's relating to the fact she was an ex escort who bedded a footballer and expressing this fact in the house isn't it?
That was the point, it's not unusual for footballers to 'play away' Rooney did it more than once.
She now has to live with the public backlash... such as this thread and all the other morality policing that's occurring via social media, therefore it's entirely relevant as far as I see it.

[Verbal]

Originally Posted by Josy

Oh please she was 500 quid in debt, she hardly owed a fortune so it was circumstances that could have been easily rectified without resorting to prostitiution.

I'm not really sure what any of your post has to do with the thread topic though.

Clearly you are from a relatively privileged background, where 500 quid is not that much money. Come down this way and let me introduce you to a few people I know who are at this moment sitting in their houses with no gas, electric and barely any food because they can't afford it. To some that is a fortune.

[sassysocks]

Originally Posted by Verbal

She has stated how she regretted that period in her life and how she has moved on. If he is any kind of a man it wouldn't make a blind bit of difference.

You honestly think she's changed! Anything for attention and a quick buck. She has no standards and no intelligence. Ash, shallow as he is, can do better than her. She will drag him down, something that has no doubt occured to him.

[Verbal]

Originally Posted by sassysocks

You honestly think she's changed! Anything for attention and a quick buck. She has no standards and no intelligence. Ash, shallow as he is, can do better than her. She will drag in down, something that has no doubt occured to him.

Said this yesterday, but ok apparently there is more than one... calling someone shallow makes you equally shallow; ergo your points are not worth considering.

[sassysocks]

Originally Posted by Verbal

Said this yesterday, but ok apparently there is more than one... calling someone shallow makes you equally shallow; ergo your points are not worth considering.

What a vicious circle that creates, I diss her/him, you diss me. Where's the difference? By your own reasonsing - none of us are worth considering, including you.