[Tarryn]

Totally agree that it's double standards but Steph is the one in a relationship.
He tried to tell her to back off but she just would not accept it.
She seems so desperate it's pathetic.
SHE is the one cheating not him.
But yes, I do think it's unfair that he seems to be getting away with it.

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Tarryn

Totally agree that it's double standards but Steph is the one in a relationship.
He tried to tell her to back off but she just would not accept it.
She seems so desperate it's pathetic.
SHE is the one cheating not him.
But yes, I do think it's unfair that he seems to be getting away with it.

Yeah agree that she's worse but do you remember the Daley/Hazel time, she was definitely more hated on than Daley (even after the incident) and there she was single and he was in a relationship and he told her that he wasn't in a relationship too (eventhough she probably knew he was lying but still, Steph has never denied being in one so there's no confusion at all for Jeremy)

[Tarryn]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

Yeah agree that she's worse but do you remember the Daley/Hazel time, she was definitely more hated on than Daley (even after the incident) and there she was single and he was in a relationship and he told her that he wasn't in a relationship too (eventhough she probably knew he was lying but still, Steph has never denied being in one so there's no confusion at all for Jeremy)

I remember that well.
The woman always comes off worse in these situations.
Look at Scotty, he is seen as a typical lad for bedding so many women but if a woman confessed to this she would be called a slag & much worse.
The one in a relationship is clearly cheating but the other one has to take responsibility too.