Originally Posted by
Colm101:
“Calling someone a liar is not bullying,it may be a bit obnoxious but its #not bullying.
If you are talking about sam,she has made if very clear that they #are having banter and she #not offended by it. So if she is ok about it i dont know why you think you can use it to further your accusation that he is bullying her or intimidating her.Sam is a big girl,if she was angry at Marc we would know about it..
And if you wanna bring up the fat thing with Chloe that happened weeks ago be by guest,but you should not just as well as i do that, that was sorted.She explained that she's wasn't offended put she didn't want him to keep saying it.And he hasn't and he apologized.
MARC TO WIN!! 

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Continuously repeating the accusation that someone is lying, especially when there is no way of proving either side's story, is bullying behaviour. He was goading Aisleyne and, boy, did it work. Calling Nick a liar was easier, because Nick is a weak character. Danny responded for him. and was goaded about being a 'hero' and a 'hard man' for his troubles. You can see the glee in Marc's face, when he gets the response he was after.
With Sam, he has found a weak character who is willing to put up with his abuse and convince herself that it is 'banter', because she desperately wants his approval. She is the type of woman that abusive men gravitate to, and everyone says, "Why does she put up with it?" and she gives excuses for the abuser. She has been clearly upset and hurt by it, even though she smiles throughout. Very sad.
As for Chloe, of course it upsets her. She denies being offended by it, but asks him to stop doing it. Why do you think that is? Because she
is offended by it. We can't be sure that he has stopped, but I guess we would have been shown Chloe's angry response if he hadn't. Even though she's not offended by it!