[Vicky.]

Most of the house seem to think having a disagreement = bullying. Especially if its a guy disagreeing with a woman.

[armand.kay]

Originally Posted by Vicky.

Most of the house seem to think having a disagreement = bullying. Especially if its a guy disagreeing with a woman.

Not just the housemates some of the viewers seem to think this way too!

[Northern Monkey]

Originally Posted by Vicky.

Most of the house seem to think having a disagreement = bullying. Especially if its a guy disagreeing with a woman.

So true.Very fragile people.

[Lostie!]

Originally Posted by Vicky.

Most of the house seem to think having a disagreement = bullying. Especially if its a guy disagreeing with a woman.

Katie didn't actually say "bullying", she said "picking on" and tbf he was doing that tonight.

And in this situation, it wasn't merely a disagreement, it was him taunting her for apparently no reason.

[Ian Coke]

Originally Posted by Lostie!

Katie didn't actually say "bullying", she said "picking on" and tbf he was doing that tonight.

Yeah. He won't be missed. This evening, I was horrified to hear that Colin is a father. This can't be true, can it?

[ConnieLingus]

Originally Posted by Ian Coke

Yeah. He won't be missed. This evening, I was horrified to hear that Colin is a father. This can't be true, can it?

Well, the CBB idiot from Benefit Street was a mother, so why not?

[ConnieLingus]

Originally Posted by Vicky.

Most of the house seem to think having a disagreement = bullying. Especially if its a guy disagreeing with a woman.

That's because most of the house are as thick as two short planks.

I sentence them to 5 years of having to work a real job.

That would be "keeping it real" in a way those half wits could never understand.