Yes, I understand that Daley shouldn't have insinuated anything in the first place as he was in a relationship making him arguably more guilty than Hazel, and I completely accept that it was his 100% fault he was ejected as violence against women (and in general) is wrong, but her fans have to accept that she is not an angel, and should have told Daley she didn't want to get involved as he was in a relationship.
I accept that all housemates have flaws (even the ones I like); Gina overreacts when offended, Dexter's motives are unclear and Charlie almost never thinks before she speaks.
Hazel would go up in my estimation if her fans accepted that she is not an angel and isn't perfect, and recognize that she has to take some of the blame in the Dazel situation.
I accept that all housemates have flaws (even the ones I like); Gina overreacts when offended, Dexter's motives are unclear and Charlie almost never thinks before she speaks.
Hazel would go up in my estimation if her fans accepted that she is not an angel and isn't perfect, and recognize that she has to take some of the blame in the Dazel situation.



