I Don't Seem To Have Any Sympathy For Nadia
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Which is not me.
I agree the crowd were bad. But she fetched it all on herself.
Why go into bb if you were already depressed. The only thing I can think of is money and limelight.
If this is true well she made her bed.
I agree the crowd were bad. But she fetched it all on herself.
Why go into bb if you were already depressed. The only thing I can think of is money and limelight.
If this is true well she made her bed.
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even though Im with you on this ... best not say this on here after this because some people on her think you cant have an opinion imo :mad:
Thanks.;)
I speak my mind if people can't except that then that's there problem.
Something dosn't weight up about all this.
The “secret” can only be an effective sympathy tool once, and without her secret Nadia was simply a highly unpleasant individual. She gambled and lost. Big time.
Never mind though, Nadia can now go down the usual “BB ruined my life” route via Heat, Now or the Daily Star and should make a tidy sum from her second round of victimhood. It should enough to put off for another couple of years the fateful day when she has to go out and get a job.
Seriously folks, does anyone still think that winning Big Brother is a passport to everlasting fame, fortune and popularity?
Well Said.
An alternative speculation is that she entered UBB because she was depressed and wanted to revisit a time in her life when she felt happy, loved and accepted by millions of people. It's extremely sad that she may be defining herself through her Big Brother win and that it hasn't changed her life the way she wanted it to. Returning was certainly a serious miscalculation on her part. I can't help but feel sorry for her if this was why she wanted to reappear as it will have disastrous effects on her mental health.
However, this is all speculation, none of us know what her motivation was. It's not always the most cynical theory which is true. Keeping an open mind about possible alternatives might help you feel a bit more sympathetic.
btw Brian 2 win
I agree
Nadia's fans want something to blame anyone other than Nadia for her early eviction, to them its all one big conspiracy.
I ask her loyal fans why should anybody struggling to cope with working long hours doing mundane jobs and paying bills should feel sorry for Nadia's self-pitying act over a game show that has made her a lot of money which funds her lifestyle? Or does she have a real job?
Get this straight there is nothing special about Nadia. She should never have won BB5 (that should have gone to Victor) and has no discernible talent whatsoever.
I've suffered depression so I know what people go throw.
I can't get my head around her wanting to go back in bb when she not herself.
She took the gamble and it's not worked out.
She was willing to risk her health over abit of money and fame.
That's why I can't seem to have any sympathy for her.
" Feeling Suicidal " story to the Star on Sunday. I just don't feel that if you were that upset enough to think about ending your life, the first thing you would do, was to run to a newspaper and give your story.
I know a lot of people will feel i'm being harsh, but i'm only giving my honest opinion.
Good post.
And to answer your question, no, it's certainly not.
If BB are to blame anywhere along the line, It's allowing her on the show in the first place. EVERYONE is booed, Even the winner at times, She needs to grow up.
Nadia, don't let a crowd of ****ing idiots get to you. There are still loads of people who care for you and respect your views on Ulrika just doing it for the money. We will remember you for far longer and what BB stood for. Far longer than that prick PEJ and the ultimate Judas Davina.
I agree.
If she was depressed before going in she might have a case.
As bb took a gamble.
Nadia of course did it for the "experience 2.0"
Lol quite... we have our first deluded Nadia fan up in here.
Can you not even consider an alternative theory? Is it really beyond the realms of all possibilty that she misguidedly thought she would regain her sense of self-worth rather than just assuming it's all about money and fame?
Good for you - stand your ground with your opinions, although some posters like to try to talk down to those that don't agree with their views.
She hasn't grown up.
She has to be happy with herself. That all that matters.
Going onto a programme just to be accepted is not the right way to go about it. It shouldn't matter what other people think of her.
I think it rather sad myself.
She won't get a sense of self worth from a tv programme.