[Marsh.]

Helen being a "nasty bully" or a "perfect angel" doesn't change the fact that Ashleigh has been a bitter, miserable backstabbing bitch.

So you can say what you want about Helen, it doesn't suddenly make Ashleigh's behaviour more positive.

[Achilles]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

Helen being a "nasty bully" or a "perfect angel" doesn't change the fact that Ashleigh has been a bitter, miserable backstabbing bitch.

So you can say what you want about Helen, it doesn't suddenly make Ashleigh's behaviour more positive.

She has been miserable because she is stuck in a house with a nasty bully. She is only just out of school where she was bullied. She went in to BB hoping it would be a fun experience and she ends up meeting Helen. She is back in the playground. How would you cope if you were Ashleigh? Ashleigh has reacted to Helen. Why attack the person who is against the nasty bully?

[bots]

Originally Posted by Achilles

She has been miserable because she is stuck in a house with a nasty bully. She is only just out of school where she was bullied. She went in to BB hoping it would be a fun experience and she ends up meeting Helen. She is back in the playground. How would you cope if you were Ashleigh? Ashleigh has reacted to Helen. Why attack the person who is against the nasty bully?

Can you please clarify for me when/where Ashleigh has stated that she was a victim of bullying prior to entering BB. I've asked this a couple of times now and never received a response. If its being used to explain here reactions to life in the house, then it needs to have some basis in fact - no?

Also, at the start of BB there were many HM there, and Ashleigh still chose to isolate herself, where it was possible for her to have as much fun as she wanted, why didn't we see the fun loving Ashleigh then?

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Achilles

She has been miserable because she is stuck in a house with a nasty bully. She is only just out of school where she was bullied. She went in to BB hoping it would be a fun experience and she ends up meeting Helen. She is back in the playground. How would you cope if you were Ashleigh? Ashleigh has reacted to Helen. Why attack the person who is against the nasty bully?

Excuses, excuses. You forgot she's only 18.

[Vanessa]

of course. everything is all helen's fault.

[Cal.]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

Helen being a "nasty bully" or a "perfect angel" doesn't change the fact that Ashleigh has been a bitter, miserable backstabbing bitch.

So you can say what you want about Helen, it doesn't suddenly make Ashleigh's behaviour more positive.

(And sorry about last night in this thread, thought you'd posted an emoticon at my post, not the thread! )