[reece(:]

Cami was a cartoon caricature with parodied Bad Girls Club styled expressions, let's not make out she was the threatening big bad wolf, because if she was BB would have stepped in - like they did with Conor.

[Jason.]

Originally Posted by reece(:

Cami was a cartoon caricature with parodied Bad Girls Club styled expressions, let's not make out she was the threatening big bad wolf, because if she was BB would have stepped in - like they did with Conor.

I'm sorry.

How old are you?
Six?

[reece(:]

Originally Posted by BB6

I'm sorry.

How old are you?
Six?

I'll stop here if it's going to resort to personal insults, toodlepip.

[Raph]

Originally Posted by reece(:

I'll stop here if it's going to resort to personal insults, toodlepip.

Yeah personal insults aren't necessary, I honestly always find discourses about gender and sexism so incredibly important and interesting

[Jason.]

Originally Posted by reece(:

I'll stop here if it's going to resort to personal insults, toodlepip.

It wasn't an insult.
I'm sorry if your offended.

But using this silly cartoon thingy to back up your support for someone.

What else did you expect me to think?

[Raph]

Originally Posted by reece(:

Cami was a cartoon caricature with parodied Bad Girls Club styled expressions, let's not make out she was the threatening big bad wolf, because if she was BB would have stepped in - like they did with Conor.

Honestly, I don't remember much about what Cami was like, but benevolent sexism and sexism for both genders due to society's structures is a real thing and very relevant in the context of social experiments such as Big Brother