I like Hazel now too, she is a strong woman.
Hazel Has Gained More Fans Lately
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Originally Posted by MerDeNoms_:
“Just like she never got her tits either?
She's a hussy out to scam and manipulate - Homewrecker Hazel is just a poundland Georgia Salpa”
“Just like she never got her tits either?
She's a hussy out to scam and manipulate - Homewrecker Hazel is just a poundland Georgia Salpa”
As I said above:
Quote:
“I think the disproportionate abuse she's suffered has made people support her, as has the way some people have positively revelled in and enjoyed abusing her.”
“I think the disproportionate abuse she's suffered has made people support her, as has the way some people have positively revelled in and enjoyed abusing her.”
Originally Posted by MerDeNoms_:
“Well hopefully BB wont fix it for her, for the third time, so she avoids being nommed out.”
“Well hopefully BB wont fix it for her, for the third time, so she avoids being nommed out.”
This.
Originally Posted by kimindex:
“As I said above:”
“As I said above:”
Sorry to burst your bubble but Hazel has come across as a manipulative snake and now we discover she makes a living out of going out with Coolio and getting her tits out.
Hussy is the exact word for this homewrecker.
Remember folks, she will finish you faster - classy.
Originally Posted by Sheikaman:
“It makes me laugh that anyone would think Dan is a good judge of character. 'Wolfie's an actor!'
I'm liking Hazel now. She came in with a game plan. She attached herself to each guy in there until she clicked with one - but she was never going to get serious as they were simply foils to boost up her air time. She did over step the mark with Daley which then resulted in him acting with violence towards her. She made a bad judgement call.
That doesn't condemn her to life imprisonment though and she has redeemed herself by acting with dignity since the event. She seems to be intelligent, funny, (although BB doesn't show us too much of that side of her), and clear headed most of the time. The other housemates seem to like her and I hope the public don't act like avenging angels and evict her simply for being beautiful yet making a mistake!!”
“It makes me laugh that anyone would think Dan is a good judge of character. 'Wolfie's an actor!'
I'm liking Hazel now. She came in with a game plan. She attached herself to each guy in there until she clicked with one - but she was never going to get serious as they were simply foils to boost up her air time. She did over step the mark with Daley which then resulted in him acting with violence towards her. She made a bad judgement call.
That doesn't condemn her to life imprisonment though and she has redeemed herself by acting with dignity since the event. She seems to be intelligent, funny, (although BB doesn't show us too much of that side of her), and clear headed most of the time. The other housemates seem to like her and I hope the public don't act like avenging angels and evict her simply for being beautiful yet making a mistake!!”
I hardly think Dan thinking Wolfie was an actor is the reference point for whether Dan is a pretty clever guy, - as it's irrelevant , not associated in any way with what I was talking about, as this was about Dan's perception of filtering out bad apples in the real world btw, and being a good judge of character - and who's trained and tuned to instinctively recognising who is an out right liar and a person to be wary off (he got confused by Wolfy in BB house!)
I don't think Hazel attached herself to each guy, I think that's inaccurate portrayal,, but I totally agree with you on your last paragraph. And it doesn't matter what sensible people say ....the ignorant are going to tar her with the same brush.
Originally Posted by hearditallbefor:
“more people Ive spoken to have much more positive things to say now about Hazel - and I think she has redeemed herself from having been involved with Daley and a huge bad judgement call that she made with him.
She's a much nicer person and comes across so much better without a guy to flirt with, and its good there's noone in there to distract her from just being herself, she's coming across more genuine and down to earth now, and she's not as strong a personality as once thought”
“more people Ive spoken to have much more positive things to say now about Hazel - and I think she has redeemed herself from having been involved with Daley and a huge bad judgement call that she made with him.
She's a much nicer person and comes across so much better without a guy to flirt with, and its good there's noone in there to distract her from just being herself, she's coming across more genuine and down to earth now, and she's not as strong a personality as once thought”
There is nothing like being the underdog to gain sympathy and support in BB.
Initially, Hazel was one of my favourites but I went off her with comments like 'When the ones we don't like have gone...' and when she turned on Dexter over the innocuous vanilla comment. I never liked nor disliked her the flirting and the shoving of breasts here and there - ridiculous, granted, and she could do with a lesson in subtlety certainly, but big deal, hardly warrants the unbelievable amount of stick she's got here.
She's there to raise her profile and for the craic. I like that about her. She's straight down the line, doesn't like to get into anything too heavy or deep and has not tried to milk the Daley situation which many HMs probably would. And some.
She's handled everything thrown at her with amazing dignity which I'm actually in awe of, particularly as no one else has been given the treatment she has. I think the fact that she refuses to crumble leads people to believe she's cold but that for me is an admirable and dignified quality. As a result she has gone WAY back up again in my estimation. I might even vote to try and save her in a futile and petty attempt to stick my fingers up at bb.
She's there to raise her profile and for the craic. I like that about her. She's straight down the line, doesn't like to get into anything too heavy or deep and has not tried to milk the Daley situation which many HMs probably would. And some.
She's handled everything thrown at her with amazing dignity which I'm actually in awe of, particularly as no one else has been given the treatment she has. I think the fact that she refuses to crumble leads people to believe she's cold but that for me is an admirable and dignified quality. As a result she has gone WAY back up again in my estimation. I might even vote to try and save her in a futile and petty attempt to stick my fingers up at bb.
Originally Posted by MerDeNoms_:
“Sorry to burst your bubble but Hazel has come across as a manipulative snake and now we discover she makes a living out of going out with Coolio and getting her tits out.
Hussy is the exact word for this homewrecker.
Remember folks, she will finish you faster - classy.”
“Sorry to burst your bubble but Hazel has come across as a manipulative snake and now we discover she makes a living out of going out with Coolio and getting her tits out.
Hussy is the exact word for this homewrecker.
Remember folks, she will finish you faster - classy.”
No we dont know it, we know the opposite. Can you show me mags she has appeared in tits out before BB. Pics sold without her knowledge to Zoo dont count. Can you prove the coolio thing. Nope.
If she had done as you say it would not make her a manipulative snake.
Originally Posted by Jak14:
“There is nothing like being the underdog to gain sympathy and support in BB.”
“There is nothing like being the underdog to gain sympathy and support in BB.”
Hazel's tough as old boots - she's no underdog -
The Underdog is Sam - he misses things that are being said, he can't always keep track of conversations and he's not the most vocal housemate, so he is the underdog,
and I hope the underdog wins now
I found her behaviour with Daley cringeworthy (the constant flirting and sexual innuendo) but I felt sorry for her when I saw the full footage of what happened in the SH with Daley and then later in the Diary Room. It felt like she was really scared of Daley in those final moments before BB stepped in, but that she didn't want to make a big fuss about it in case she was over-reacting.
I think it was a mistake for BB to have put them both back in the SH, but if she did cuddle up with Daley afterwards, this may have been down to survival on her part. Lots of women who've been subjected to the threat of or actual violence feel ashamed and confused - she knew that she'd wound Daley up - and I felt that her response in the DR, the tree house with Dan and later in the sitting room, was indicative of those mixed feelings.
I don't know what this supposed 'Girlcode' is. In my experience, girls don't become involved with their girl friends' love interests, but if a man who is already involved with someone else starts flirting and showing sexual interest in a girl, what she wants is that he demonstrates that his existing relationship is over or that he is putting the wheels in motion to end it. No-one wants to share their lover or to be seen as second fiddle or 'mistress'. Daley's claim that his relationship was no longer solid suggests to me that Hazel had already made it clear to him that he needed to be 'single' before she'd take things any further with him.
Having listened to the advice of Dexter, Callum and Gina, I suspect that Daley was trying to back off from Hazel a little during that last evening in the SH and Hazel sensed this. Her conversation with Charlie in the garden could have been bravado on Hazel's part (indicating that she felt he had too much baggage, she could cut him off in a second, etc). Once she returned to the SH, he appeared to be drunk and ready for sleep, not exactly desperate to cuddle with her, irritated by her accent and the silly things she was saying and the stolen duvet game. Hazel seemed determined to 'win' back his interest and we all saw what happened next.
Since he's left, I've noticed that she has become much more 'natural' both in her appearance (less make-up and fake tan etc. which could be to impress Daley in the outside world) and in her behaviour. I find her intelligent and patient with other HM's and sometimes very funny in a dry-humoured kind of way. I think she's been brought up to be tough (she seems to HATE being close to tears....) and she's a good sport (eating vile things, dressing up as a snake etc. without being diva-ish about it and her confusion about being seen as a 'snake' seems genuine. If Daley told her a pack of lies about his outside relationship and led her to believe that he was a single man or on the verge of, I don't think her behaviour was 'snake' like. I don't think she set Daley up to be ejected from BB - she told the truth about what happened (i.e. what started off as a game then became scarey and she certainly looked scared as she slipped out of bed and sat on the sofa in the SH) and I feel that she remained amazingly patient and reasonable throughout the argument last night on live feed with Charlie, who clearly knows that Hazel's achillees heel lies in what happened between her and Daley.
I don't want her to win, in fact I don't think I have a favourite in this series, but I think she deserves to be there until the end.
I think it was a mistake for BB to have put them both back in the SH, but if she did cuddle up with Daley afterwards, this may have been down to survival on her part. Lots of women who've been subjected to the threat of or actual violence feel ashamed and confused - she knew that she'd wound Daley up - and I felt that her response in the DR, the tree house with Dan and later in the sitting room, was indicative of those mixed feelings.
I don't know what this supposed 'Girlcode' is. In my experience, girls don't become involved with their girl friends' love interests, but if a man who is already involved with someone else starts flirting and showing sexual interest in a girl, what she wants is that he demonstrates that his existing relationship is over or that he is putting the wheels in motion to end it. No-one wants to share their lover or to be seen as second fiddle or 'mistress'. Daley's claim that his relationship was no longer solid suggests to me that Hazel had already made it clear to him that he needed to be 'single' before she'd take things any further with him.
Having listened to the advice of Dexter, Callum and Gina, I suspect that Daley was trying to back off from Hazel a little during that last evening in the SH and Hazel sensed this. Her conversation with Charlie in the garden could have been bravado on Hazel's part (indicating that she felt he had too much baggage, she could cut him off in a second, etc). Once she returned to the SH, he appeared to be drunk and ready for sleep, not exactly desperate to cuddle with her, irritated by her accent and the silly things she was saying and the stolen duvet game. Hazel seemed determined to 'win' back his interest and we all saw what happened next.
Since he's left, I've noticed that she has become much more 'natural' both in her appearance (less make-up and fake tan etc. which could be to impress Daley in the outside world) and in her behaviour. I find her intelligent and patient with other HM's and sometimes very funny in a dry-humoured kind of way. I think she's been brought up to be tough (she seems to HATE being close to tears....) and she's a good sport (eating vile things, dressing up as a snake etc. without being diva-ish about it and her confusion about being seen as a 'snake' seems genuine. If Daley told her a pack of lies about his outside relationship and led her to believe that he was a single man or on the verge of, I don't think her behaviour was 'snake' like. I don't think she set Daley up to be ejected from BB - she told the truth about what happened (i.e. what started off as a game then became scarey and she certainly looked scared as she slipped out of bed and sat on the sofa in the SH) and I feel that she remained amazingly patient and reasonable throughout the argument last night on live feed with Charlie, who clearly knows that Hazel's achillees heel lies in what happened between her and Daley.
I don't want her to win, in fact I don't think I have a favourite in this series, but I think she deserves to be there until the end.
I like Hazel but she hasn't got a hope of winning. She will be nommed this week as she is an easy target and voted out by the 'she is a home-wrecker' crew.
I can see why some people think she is hard faced, although I believe it is due to the fact she wants to remain strong and not cry on TV. I respect the fact that she hasn't blubbed all the time and played the victim card to garner sympathy which she easily could have done.
I can see why some people think she is hard faced, although I believe it is due to the fact she wants to remain strong and not cry on TV. I respect the fact that she hasn't blubbed all the time and played the victim card to garner sympathy which she easily could have done.
Originally Posted by MissBeastie:
“I found her behaviour with Daley cringeworthy (the constant flirting and sexual innuendo) but I felt sorry for her when I saw the full footage of what happened in the SH with Daley and then later in the Diary Room. It felt like she was really scared of Daley in those final moments before BB stepped in, but that she didn't want to make a big fuss about it in case she was over-reacting.
I think it was a mistake for BB to have put them both back in the SH, but if she did cuddle up with Daley afterwards, this may have been down to survival on her part. Lots of women who've been subjected to the threat of or actual violence feel ashamed and confused - she knew that she'd wound Daley up - and I felt that her response in the DR, the tree house with Dan and later in the sitting room, was indicative of those mixed feelings.
I don't know what this supposed 'Girlcode' is. In my experience, girls don't become involved with their girl friends' love interests, but if a man who is already involved with someone else starts flirting and showing sexual interest in a girl, what she wants is that he demonstrates that his existing relationship is over or that he is putting the wheels in motion to end it. No-one wants to share their lover or to be seen as second fiddle or 'mistress'. Daley's claim that his relationship was no longer solid suggests to me that Hazel had already made it clear to him that he needed to be 'single' before she'd take things any further with him.
Having listened to the advice of Dexter, Callum and Gina, I suspect that Daley was trying to back off from Hazel a little during that last evening in the SH and Hazel sensed this. Her conversation with Charlie in the garden could have been bravado on Hazel's part (indicating that she felt he had too much baggage, she could cut him off in a second, etc). Once she returned to the SH, he appeared to be drunk and ready for sleep, not exactly desperate to cuddle with her, irritated by her accent and the silly things she was saying and the stolen duvet game. Hazel seemed determined to 'win' back his interest and we all saw what happened next.
Since he's left, I've noticed that she has become much more 'natural' both in her appearance (less make-up and fake tan etc. which could be to impress Daley in the outside world) and in her behaviour. I find her intelligent and patient with other HM's and sometimes very funny in a dry-humoured kind of way. I think she's been brought up to be tough (she seems to HATE being close to tears....) and she's a good sport (eating vile things, dressing up as a snake etc. without being diva-ish about it and her confusion about being seen as a 'snake' seems genuine. If Daley told her a pack of lies about his outside relationship and led her to believe that he was a single man or on the verge of, I don't think her behaviour was 'snake' like. I don't think she set Daley up to be ejected from BB - she told the truth about what happened (i.e. what started off as a game then became scarey and she certainly looked scared as she slipped out of bed and sat on the sofa in the SH) and I feel that she remained amazingly patient and reasonable throughout the argument last night on live feed with Charlie, who clearly knows that Hazel's achillees heel lies in what happened between her and Daley.
I don't want her to win, in fact I don't think I have a favourite in this series, but I think she deserves to be there until the end.”
“I found her behaviour with Daley cringeworthy (the constant flirting and sexual innuendo) but I felt sorry for her when I saw the full footage of what happened in the SH with Daley and then later in the Diary Room. It felt like she was really scared of Daley in those final moments before BB stepped in, but that she didn't want to make a big fuss about it in case she was over-reacting.
I think it was a mistake for BB to have put them both back in the SH, but if she did cuddle up with Daley afterwards, this may have been down to survival on her part. Lots of women who've been subjected to the threat of or actual violence feel ashamed and confused - she knew that she'd wound Daley up - and I felt that her response in the DR, the tree house with Dan and later in the sitting room, was indicative of those mixed feelings.
I don't know what this supposed 'Girlcode' is. In my experience, girls don't become involved with their girl friends' love interests, but if a man who is already involved with someone else starts flirting and showing sexual interest in a girl, what she wants is that he demonstrates that his existing relationship is over or that he is putting the wheels in motion to end it. No-one wants to share their lover or to be seen as second fiddle or 'mistress'. Daley's claim that his relationship was no longer solid suggests to me that Hazel had already made it clear to him that he needed to be 'single' before she'd take things any further with him.
Having listened to the advice of Dexter, Callum and Gina, I suspect that Daley was trying to back off from Hazel a little during that last evening in the SH and Hazel sensed this. Her conversation with Charlie in the garden could have been bravado on Hazel's part (indicating that she felt he had too much baggage, she could cut him off in a second, etc). Once she returned to the SH, he appeared to be drunk and ready for sleep, not exactly desperate to cuddle with her, irritated by her accent and the silly things she was saying and the stolen duvet game. Hazel seemed determined to 'win' back his interest and we all saw what happened next.
Since he's left, I've noticed that she has become much more 'natural' both in her appearance (less make-up and fake tan etc. which could be to impress Daley in the outside world) and in her behaviour. I find her intelligent and patient with other HM's and sometimes very funny in a dry-humoured kind of way. I think she's been brought up to be tough (she seems to HATE being close to tears....) and she's a good sport (eating vile things, dressing up as a snake etc. without being diva-ish about it and her confusion about being seen as a 'snake' seems genuine. If Daley told her a pack of lies about his outside relationship and led her to believe that he was a single man or on the verge of, I don't think her behaviour was 'snake' like. I don't think she set Daley up to be ejected from BB - she told the truth about what happened (i.e. what started off as a game then became scarey and she certainly looked scared as she slipped out of bed and sat on the sofa in the SH) and I feel that she remained amazingly patient and reasonable throughout the argument last night on live feed with Charlie, who clearly knows that Hazel's achillees heel lies in what happened between her and Daley.
I don't want her to win, in fact I don't think I have a favourite in this series, but I think she deserves to be there until the end.”
Completely agree with all of this...well said
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