[JTM45]

Perhaps we're finding out why they never bothered showing Charlotte before.

I know people who i consider extremely good friends that are from all kinds of backgrounds but Charlotte seemed to be saying (while trying to deny) that because they weren't from what she was stereotyping as ''different class levels'' that they would never remain friends outside the house.

She comes across as a very shallow and superficial girl.

I think this was just an attempt at picking holes in Raph's character. Maybe she's got some misguided notion that she can come through at the end as 'the real girl' and win it but she SADLY mistaken. 'Boring girl' who finishes in 6th is the very best she could possibly hope for i think.

[Vanessa]

Originally Posted by JTM45

Perhaps we're finding out why they never bothered showing Charlotte before.

I know people who i consider extremely good friends that are from all kinds of backgrounds but Charlotte seemed to be saying (while trying to deny) that because they weren't from what she was stereotyping as ''different class levels'' that they would never remain friends outside the house.

She comes across as a very shallow and superficial girl.

I think this was just an attempt at picking holes in Raph's character. Maybe she's got some misguided notion that she can come through at the end as 'the real girl' and win it but she SADLY mistaken. 'Boring girl' who finishes in 6th is the very best she could possibly hope for i think.

People who are different can still be friends. I don't see why not.

[JTM45]

Originally Posted by Vanessa

People who are different can still be friends. I don't see why not.

Absolutely!

You learn far more from mixing with a broad variety of people than just sticking with similar people to yourself.

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by JTM45

Absolutely!

You learn far more from mixing with a broad variety of people than just sticking with similar people to yourself.

Yeah that's fine on paper, but in reality it doesn't always work out

[Adamw92]

Originally Posted by JTM45

Perhaps we're finding out why they never bothered showing Charlotte before.

I know people who i consider extremely good friends that are from all kinds of backgrounds but Charlotte seemed to be saying (while trying to deny) that because they weren't from what she was stereotyping as ''different class levels'' that they would never remain friends outside the house.

She comes across as a very shallow and superficial girl.

I think this was just an attempt at picking holes in Raph's character. Maybe she's got some misguided notion that she can come through at the end as 'the real girl' and win it but she SADLY mistaken. 'Boring girl' who finishes in 6th is the very best she could possibly hope for i think.

Brilliant post

[Jordan.]

Originally Posted by JTM45

Perhaps we're finding out why they never bothered showing Charlotte before.

I know people who i consider extremely good friends that are from all kinds of backgrounds but Charlotte seemed to be saying (while trying to deny) that because they weren't from what she was stereotyping as ''different class levels'' that they would never remain friends outside the house.

She comes across as a very shallow and superficial girl.

I think this was just an attempt at picking holes in Raph's character. Maybe she's got some misguided notion that she can come through at the end as 'the real girl' and win it but she SADLY mistaken. 'Boring girl' who finishes in 6th is the very best she could possibly hope for i think.

Except she had a point because Chanelle is pretty much everything Raph said he dislikes/avoids in his VT