[Hero1]

Funny post, once upon a time ago, Josie was the bunny boiler and Jj wanted nothing to do with her romantically. Now something is appearing on the tables and it looks as if JJ is slowly falling for Joise, it is a fake Romance.

Fake romances in BB usually have people making out in the living room, in the glare of the cameras', some noises under the duvet to tell the nation they have did it, and two weeks later a split.

There has been numberous girls JJ could have started a fake relationship with, but he has constantly had this emotional battle with Josie, and it has not be for no reason, and this is from a person who cannot stand JJ if I were to be honest.

[ChristmasNeeve]

Originally Posted by Hero1

Funny post, once upon a time ago, Josie was the bunny boiler and Jj wanted nothing to do with her romantically. Now something is appearing on the tables and it looks as if JJ is slowly falling for Joise, it is a fake Romance.

Fake romances in BB usually have people making out in the living room, in the glare of the cameras', some noises under the duvet to tell the nation they have did it, and two weeks later a split.

There has been numberous girls JJ could have started a fake relationship with, but he has constantly had this emotional battle with Josie, and it has not be for no reason, and this is from a person who cannot stand JJ if I were to be honest.

The thing is though, most of the people who dislike JJ or Josie or both of them, refuse to be objective and everything has to be negative if it's to do with them.

[Hero1]

Originally Posted by Niamhxo

The thing is though, most of the people who dislike JJ or Josie or both of them, refuse to be objective and everything has to be negative if it's to do with them.

I think you have hit the nail on the hard, and I would also add they cannot comprehend disrespectful behaviour (having sex on tv) does not mean someone truly likes a person.

Hugging, pecking, being sensitive, wanting to be close to a person and telling someone you love them, is far more romantic than a stranger gropping you under the duvet the first week they are in the house.

[ChristmasNeeve]

Originally Posted by Hero1

I think you have hit the nail on the hard, and I would also add they cannot comprehend disrespectful behaviour (having sex on tv) does not mean someone truly likes a person.

Hugging, pecking, being sensitive, wanting to be close to a person and telling someone you love them, is far more romantic than a stranger gropping you under the duvet the first week they are in the house.

yes indeed, see Kris/Sophie!!!