Originally Posted by SpiritedAway:
“Everyone in the house has called Christopher a fence sitter and he has admitted to recognizing that quality within himself. Speaking up for himself just yesterday isn't accurate of course, but considering bullet number 2, it shouldn't be a giant leap for Christopher to fathom that the public would perceive him in that way.
The remaining points are in relation to Mark. Christopher doesn't consider himself a toy (because he's too naive) but he has said to Ashleigh and to BB in the DR that Mark will call him over and then shoo him away, so he is aware of that asoect if their relationship. The third point is something that he wouldn't necessarily realize, and all of the aforementioned reflects more harshly on Mark and paints Christopher as a bit of a victim (and muggish too, I'll admit). Still, it's really not as bad as he's making it out to be unless Christopher is upset on *Mark's* behalf and in that case, yes, he's a total mug and thensome.”
I appreciate your response ....
You may have seen the YouTube clip of the puppet therapy session with him, Mark and Helen (a few weeks ago) - Mark digs that he 'sits on the fence' and his puppet goes limp in exasperation

- he knows this is what he's labeled (by Mark primarily) but I think (I may be wrong) he would rather be seen as a conciliator.
But he does take stands - I think of all the boys in the house he may have taken the most stands - for example against Pauline and her unfair favouritism during her rein as Power Housemate is just one example that springs to mind. Against Toya when she was caught out bitching about him, against Helen when she stroped over her lump of coal. There are more which I think you would acknowledge?
His certainly no mug when it comes to Mark - as you pointed out, his diary room the other day about trust and being taken into confidence and whether he would want anything to progress with that type of personality shows that he's happy the way things are in the house - with their back and forth - but wouldn't be in the real world.
As I said, finding out you're being portrayed as doormat is gonna get the pulse racing