[Samuel.]

I think he just has his moments, for whatever reason (missing home/his son?), where he is feeling extra sensitive, where he can't be bothered to deal with the immaturity of some of the other housemates and overreacts.

I don't think it should just be looked at at face value, though. Aaron and Faye going on to talk about whether they're just friends or something more had little to do with the burp, that just caused it in the first place; it gave them the excuse to talk about their relationship. Which I think they're both confused about, both seem to be doubting each others commitment to it.

[Cromwell1900]

Originally Posted by Samuel.

I think he just has his moments, for whatever reason (missing home/his son?), where he is feeling extra sensitive, where he can't be bothered to deal with the immaturity of some of the other housemates and overreacts.

I don't think it should just be looked at at face value, though. Aaron and Faye going on to talk about whether they're just friends or something more had little to do with the burp, that just caused it in the first place; it gave them the excuse to talk about their relationship. Which I think they're both confused about, both seem to be doubting each others commitment to it.

Yes the burp was a excuse to talk about things, and Faye wanted to but Aaron "needed the toilet" and seemed to want to run away taking with him the offer Faye made to remain friends. Seems Aaron has no commitment to Faye. Will be interesting to see how they make things up tomorrow.