No what I said is a fact.

IMO, you are dishonestly applying a false interpretation and excluding other events to support a biased view.
THAT'S an opinion. But it's a correct one
Good night.

No, it's still opinion and your now customary arrogance and rudeness doesn't make it anything else.

Never said you did.

shes cold hearted, and she made the excuse that she doesnt do it because of what others might think of her.

takes a lot of effort to detach oneself from ones emotions and moreso of ones surroundings.

just indicates how calculating she is.

She's never coherent. She gives me migraine.

Hazel, once reminded, accepted that she had said aggression (though what she actually said was 'she can be a bit aggressive when she's drunk). What she said was a perfectly valid observation.

Hazel was reminded quite a few times - not once

Ps A persons voice doesn't give you migraine.

If going around the other housemates behind Charlie's back and moaning about how Charlie hit her in the eye with a cucumber is "playing it down", then sure

Repeatedly going on about something is an attempt to make it into an issue - no matter how many times you say "No big deal" while going on about it.

Back on topic - I don't like Hazel, but it has nothing to do with her "lack of emotions". It seems like too many people nowadays think what they see on TV is a faithful depiction of normal human behaviour, and then go out talking and acting like soap characters or 'reality' stars. Charlie really gets on my nerves with her constant sitting and blathering about "I feel this, I feel that, it makes me feel etc etc."

I like the way Hazel has a much more normal just-get-on-with-it-and-don't-sit-and-talk-for-7-hours-overanalysing-your-feelings approach. It's a pity she's a horrid person too though.

She did cry after the tennis ball about Daley, and I'm surprised people didn't say how much of a crybaby she was, for crying. A bit like how she's a cold hearted bitch for not crying. A bit like how Callum is overly nice and 'trying too hard' when he's being nice to people, and is labelled the fake alpha male when he is being assertive. In otherwords, you can read absolutely anything into any behaviour if you choose to.

She just prefers to do so in private, nothing wrong in that at all.

She's evil inside.

Why should she give the haters the satisfaction of enjoying her cry?

I think Hazel cried with Dan over the Daley incident (didn't she?), and she cried in the Diary room when talking about Dan being evicted. She seemed disappointed by the letter from her mum, in that it didn't tell her anything useful, so I don't think it made her feel emotionally moved by it. I don't feel that she's cold/hard, but someone who has learned to contain their strong emotions as much as possible.

Bit unprecedented to contain your emotions like that, don't know how she does it.

Unprecedented? loads of men regard this as standard procedure.

She shows how she is feeling in her eyes. But she does a very good job of holding onto her emotions otherwise. I get the feeling she just doesn't want to let go in there perhaps because she will say too much or make herself look silly. She seemed to find it highly embarrassing when Charlie was arguing with her. Some people are very private with their emotions and I can understand that.

Because, if you were to believe a lot of what you read on here, she is evil & soulless & people like that don't have emotion.

It must all those years living in a hollowed out volcano & planning endless terrorist attacks that makes her like that.

On live feed last week Hazel said to Charlie. 'do you know how hard it is to hold back tears'.

Why is it even an issue that Hazel never cried on cue? Is this how silly things have gotten that the fact she never cried at a given point is reason for criticism?


You what???

When men contain their emotions it is seen as a sign of strength, when a woman does it she is evil. What century are we living in.

I think it's a fundamental problem with BB these days. To many people, emotion shown in a natural way has become almost invisible.

I'm glad you've said this, because never a truer word has been spoken.

he was just wanting another chance to have a paw at her.