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Originally Posted by Donovan.
It probably has a lot to do with what Conor said in the house versus what Cami did outside of the house. Cami legit assaulted somebody, but because we didn't see it televised with some dramatic music and reaction shots of other housemates, a lot of people aren't really going to be able to care as much as they would if it was on t.v. It's a sad truth, but were more emotionally attached to things that we experience "firsthand."
And I would definitely say that most of Cami's comments against Alicia and Perez were just as bad as Conor's comments against Deana, but another factor that could go into more people supporting Cami while hating Conor, is the fact that Cami went against Perez (who was ****ing hated on an entirely new level) making Cami's actions in the house seem more acceptable.
Hating on Conor for what he said, while not being bothered by what Cami did makes no sense to me, but there are a ton of factors that go into housemate likability and they aren't inherently sexist.
Not to say that there isn't an obvious girl oriented support base on this forum, but even that probably has more to do with production and casting. Things really aren't that black and white or simple
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I agree.
I think with the point in bold, it's more double standards which exists within the viewers.
If a housemate goes against another housemate you dislike, one is more likely to find their behaviour acceptable, as it fits in with your opinion. Helen vs. Ashleigh, from BB15 being perfect example of this.
But, if a housemate goes against your favourite housemate, one is more likely to go against that person.
Aaron,
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