Originally Posted by Libretio:
“Nope. Some of the things on here are interpretation, which isn't the same thing at all. You're interpreting things in such a way as to criticise Austin's motives and behaviour because you think he's a bitch, etc. You were trying to suggest his argument with Janice materialised out of thin air and I pointed out that it was the culmination of his disquiet over a series of things she had done. That's a fact. You interpreted the incident differently, which skewed the truth.
Not personal, though I concede it could look that way. It was a statement of fact. The argument still stands, despite your assertions to the contrary.
There's a difference between being critical of someone's behaviour - in front of them, or behind their back - and being a mean-spirited bitch with anger issues. The only people they've criticised are the ones who've been giving them a hard time in one way or another. Farrah, in particular, is a nasty, shit-stirring, immature dunce who showed her true colours when she caused a huge commotion over the fact that James was looking at her! Instead of making a joke about it, she immediately went on the attack and escalated the whole thing to ridiculous proportions. When you're stuck in a confined space with people of THIS calibre, you're going to react in a negative way. Your argument would hold more weight if the 'mean boys' had been slagging off people who didn't actually deserve it, but that's not the case.
I don't recall them seeking out those opinions at all. They happened to be in a conversation which turned to this particular subject and it all kicked off because Farrah - again - wouldn't own up to her own latent homophobia (describing Austin as James' "boyfriend" in a negative way during the aforementioned argument, the sexual innuendo about James 'slip-sliding', etc.), and instead opted to throw another wobbly to hide her ugly deceit. These are dreadful people, and Austin simply WILL NOT let them dominate the house with their horrendous behaviour. Good for him.”
“Nope. Some of the things on here are interpretation, which isn't the same thing at all. You're interpreting things in such a way as to criticise Austin's motives and behaviour because you think he's a bitch, etc. You were trying to suggest his argument with Janice materialised out of thin air and I pointed out that it was the culmination of his disquiet over a series of things she had done. That's a fact. You interpreted the incident differently, which skewed the truth.
Not personal, though I concede it could look that way. It was a statement of fact. The argument still stands, despite your assertions to the contrary.
There's a difference between being critical of someone's behaviour - in front of them, or behind their back - and being a mean-spirited bitch with anger issues. The only people they've criticised are the ones who've been giving them a hard time in one way or another. Farrah, in particular, is a nasty, shit-stirring, immature dunce who showed her true colours when she caused a huge commotion over the fact that James was looking at her! Instead of making a joke about it, she immediately went on the attack and escalated the whole thing to ridiculous proportions. When you're stuck in a confined space with people of THIS calibre, you're going to react in a negative way. Your argument would hold more weight if the 'mean boys' had been slagging off people who didn't actually deserve it, but that's not the case.
I don't recall them seeking out those opinions at all. They happened to be in a conversation which turned to this particular subject and it all kicked off because Farrah - again - wouldn't own up to her own latent homophobia (describing Austin as James' "boyfriend" in a negative way during the aforementioned argument, the sexual innuendo about James 'slip-sliding', etc.), and instead opted to throw another wobbly to hide her ugly deceit. These are dreadful people, and Austin simply WILL NOT let them dominate the house with their horrendous behaviour. Good for him.”
First bit in bold - each person's interpretation of events is their opinion.
Second bit in bold - not true; they were having a right old bitch about Farrah, Jenna and Janice as they were putting on their make-up. Austin was bitching about Farrah - with Natasha - before he'd ever spoken to her. His backtracking when Jenna called him out was hilarious.
They are dreadful people - Jenna, Farrah, Janice and particularly, James and Austin.
