[Macie Lightfoot]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

She burped right in his face, I would get odd if someone did that to me too

It's just one of the many examples of Aaron's sense of entitlement and self-importance where he's allowed to react however the **** he wants to, but how dare anyone react poorly to anything he does. Aaron claims to be scarred for life because Faye burped in his ear and she (naturally) reacts confused but it's her fault. Aaron makes out with Maisy but it's okay because "it was supposed to be you" (x_x) Aaron makes a weekly habit out of sabotaging the shopping task/shopping budget to spite three people (yet is punishing the whole house in the process) but then throws a fit when people get him back. It's just the next chapter of the John James thing (which itself was an extension of the Siavash thing, the Darnell thing, and the Ziggy thing) and I don't care for it at all.

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Macie Lightfoot

It's just one of the many examples of Aaron's sense of entitlement and self-importance where he's allowed to react however the **** he wants to, but how dare anyone react poorly to anything he does. Aaron claims to be scarred for life because Faye burped in his ear and she (naturally) reacts confused but it's her fault. Aaron makes out with Maisy but it's okay because "it was supposed to be you" (x_x) Aaron makes a weekly habit out of sabotaging the shopping task/shopping budget to spite three people (yet is punishing the whole house in the process) but then throws a fit when people get him back. It's just the next chapter of the John James thing (which itself was an extension of the Siavash thing, the Darnell thing, and the Ziggy thing) and I don't care for it at all.

Well, I guess we viewed him very differently I wouldn't see Aaron as anywhere similar to those others you've mentioned. Also, he was with Maisy before Faye and him were a "thing"

[Macie Lightfoot]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

Well, I guess we viewed him very differently I wouldn't see Aaron as anywhere similar to those others you've mentioned. Also, he was with Maisy before Faye and him were a "thing"

Were they even together though? Aaron and Faye had their date and after that point she pretty much put all her eggs in his basket until he got in Maisy's bed one night and snogged her.

I think the biggest aspect of Kissgate that revealed Aaron's true colors was how he treated Tom throughout all of it. When it was on Aaron's own terms, he was perfectly okay with making out with him and giving him hickeys and having a sexually-charged friendship with him, but as soon as Tom's feelings were hurt Aaron dropped him and treated him like garbage except when he needed him to nominate certain people. He put in a **** ton of work to mend things with Faye and Maisy (albeit in a spineless and cowardly way) because they could have eventually been useful for his sexual appetite, but didn't even talk to Tom for some time even though Tom got over it after a few days and wanted to be friends with him again.

[Headie]

Originally Posted by Macie Lightfoot

It's just one of the many examples of Aaron's sense of entitlement and self-importance where he's allowed to react however the **** he wants to, but how dare anyone react poorly to anything he does. Aaron claims to be scarred for life because Faye burped in his ear and she (naturally) reacts confused but it's her fault. Aaron makes out with Maisy but it's okay because "it was supposed to be you" (x_x) Aaron makes a weekly habit out of sabotaging the shopping task/shopping budget to spite three people (yet is punishing the whole house in the process) but then throws a fit when people get him back. It's just the next chapter of the John James thing (which itself was an extension of the Siavash thing, the Darnell thing, and the Ziggy thing) and I don't care for it at all.

OMG this sfm

I'm so glad I decided to rewatch BB12 because any indifference I had towards Aaron is officially gone, I really can't stand him

When Jay and Anton put food colouring in Harry and Aaron's clothes, and Aaron decided not to talk to any of the boys all day until he got an apology. Such a 5-year old thing to do lmao.

You know a series is bad when two sides of the house (Aaron/Harry vs Jay/Anton/Aden) are fighting over bananas and food colouring and you still have no one to root for in the argument.

[Macie Lightfoot]

Originally Posted by Hayden

OMG this sfm

I'm so glad I decided to rewatch BB12 because any indifference I had towards Aaron is officially gone, I really can't stand him

When Jay and Anton put food colouring in Harry and Aaron's clothes, and Aaron decided not to talk to any of the boys all day until he got an apology. Such a 5-year old thing to do lmao.

You know a series is bad when two sides of the house (Aaron/Harry vs Jay/Anton/Aden) are fighting over bananas and food colouring and you still have no one to root for in the argument.

mhmmmmmmmmmm girl you know how I feel about this. Like, Aaron and Harry are perfectly content with ordering food coloring to piss off the Wolfpack (and effectively punish townspeople like Alex and Tom who don't even have a role in this petty ass feud) but then as soon as they use the food coloring to **** with Aaron and Harry's clothes it's this giant wounded production about how offended they are. The same thing happens when Aaron decides to apply his fickle moral outrage on the house after the frosted flake fight. Like, you effectively created a situation where food is seen as disposable so what the **** do you expect?

Someone on another forum pointed out that if you remove Anton from the whole situation then the Wolfpack would more than likely be the protagonists and I think I agree? Jay's been one of the biggest surprises to me in that he's actually an alright dude whose worst crime is having a typical BBUK showmance, and while I can't stand Aden he's not evil, just harmless and pathetic. The only reason Aaron and Harry had a leg to stand on as the protagonists was because of Anton's panto villain bull****.

[Headie]

Originally Posted by Macie Lightfoot

mhmmmmmmmmmm girl you know how I feel about this. Like, Aaron and Harry are perfectly content with ordering food coloring to piss off the Wolfpack (and effectively punish townspeople like Alex and Tom who don't even have a role in this petty ass feud) but then as soon as they use the food coloring to **** with Aaron and Harry's clothes it's this giant wounded production about how offended they are. The same thing happens when Aaron decides to apply his fickle moral outrage on the house after the frosted flake fight. Like, you effectively created a situation where food is seen as disposable so what the **** do you expect?

Someone on another forum pointed out that if you remove Anton from the whole situation then the Wolfpack would more than likely be the protagonists and I think I agree? Jay's been one of the biggest surprises to me in that he's actually an alright dude whose worst crime is having a typical BBUK showmance, and while I can't stand Aden he's not evil, just harmless and pathetic. The only reason Aaron and Harry had a leg to stand on as the protagonists was because of Anton's panto villain bull****.

Thanks for reminding me of another reason why this rewatch was so beneficial. For some reason I had it in my head that Anton was some devilish evil gameplaying mastermind and was the second coming of Victor, but lol no how wrong I was. He's absolutely awful, by far my least favourite housemate of BB12 and is trying to hard to be Victor (who, btw, can never be touched as one of, if not the best male housemate of all time <3).

Aden was useless and a waste of space and I will never forgive the British public for keeping him in over Heaven. Jay is okay but he is frustrating to watch at times, and I can't get it out of my head that he **** in the freezer

Harry is a very confusing housemate tbh. At some points he seems to be the most reasonable/sensible (w/e you wanna call it) but then whenever he's with Aaron he's actually unbearable to watch and totally feels entitled to everything. Like, I was fuming at him when he started yelling at Alex and Heaven for no apparent reason other than the fact that he realised they were coming off the situation looking better than he was.