Now that's fair enough, what he said was honest. To be honest, I've been a little weary of Christopher and what Aisleyne said last night hit the nail on the head- if he hates reality stars and fame seekers so much what is he doing on BB so I'm on the fence with him. It's just the public haven't really seen enough to decide if Chris's comments are justified but at least he admits the drama aimed at Christopher is wrong.

That has cleared up the matter of why he nominated him.

I don't think Christopher is acting - he is just awkward and annoying.

i dont understand the acting comment, when has he been acting?

He tends to amplify his voice like he has an audience, I think. But maybe it's just his manner.

See, that's the thing commenters, we just haven't seen anything that particularly justifies that Christopher is how he's described

I'm just happy that, despite Chris' reservations about Christopher, he doesn't feel that the hostility towards him is justified.

Yes i agree and i am a Christopher fan.

I haven't thought Christopher was at all acting in what I've seen (of course there is surely a lot we haven't seen.) But I do think Christopher doesn't entirely know who he is yet: he knows his views but he doesn't know what to do with them or how to be. So, for example he doesn't say his thoughts one time and another time he says his feelings when maybe he should have kept quiet. Then he makes a stand against Pauline, then immediately wants nothing more then to be friends with her. I think he is just discovering who he is, but maybe Chris feels this as though Christopher is sometimes being false...? I'm not explaining it well.

I don't mind Christopher, quite like him in a funny way, i think he's worn down by being sideline by the other housemates and would just need to have some contact with anybody

I don't think he's acting at all - unlike most of the HMs. I also don't think he's awkward or annoying - unlike most of the HMs (annoying, that is).