No, but it demonstrates a tendency toward homophobia. Anyone who's been on the receiving end of such bigotry can spot it a mile away, and while it may not be enough to 'convict her in a court of law', it's certainly enough to make me believe she's keeping a lid on her real opinions for no other reason than she isn't allowed to speak her mind in this regard, at the risk of being kicked out of the House. The task removed the muzzle for a short time, and what she said confirmed Every. Single. Suspicion. Anyone who could possibly doubt that she meant what she said is fooling themselves and is simply making excuses for her behaviour. Either that or they've never been on the receiving end of prejudice of any kind.

And you're right. Accusing someone of being homophobic is extremely serious, and I do not do it lightly. In this instance, I'm more than confident in my assertions.

so if I disagree with you I'm fooling myself , well thanks that sort of thing doesn't help your argument .

you're entitled to your suspicions but you seem rather too insistent that we should agree with them .

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I didn't mean it in an unkind way. As I indicated in my previous post, the evidence may not amount to a 'smoking gun', but it's there for anyone to see. Choosing to ignore or excuse it seems evasive or, indeed, foolish. If I'd really wanted to be a nasty bitch, there are much stronger terms I could have used than simply 'foolish'.


If they were nothing more than 'suspicions' based on hot air and bias, I wouldn't argue the point so strongly. Farrah has demonstrated more than enough homophobia for me to state my case in the strongest possible terms. After the way she scraped the barrel with Bobby, using his marriage as fodder during her attack on him, do you honestly believe she wouldn't use homophobic slurs if she was allowed free rein during an argument with either James or Austin?

She meant those slurs when she used them during the 'let's-upset-the-Royals' task. She virtually admitted as much when she later described what she'd done as 'therapy'. Again, not a smoking gun, but more than enough for me to recognise a homophobe when I see one.

Sue me. But, to be precise, I said you said nasty things - not that you were nasty. I don't know you. You may or may not be.

I see Farrah behaving in no more a "despicable," "rancid", "horrendous" manner (or whatever other term you can find in your thesaurus) than I see James, Bobby, Austin, Natasha, Jenna, Chris (in the one or two times we've seen him). Yet all I hear from y'all is Farrah, Farrah, Farrah. It's ridiculous. The only difference with her is she's louder, and swears more (well, than everyone but Jenna). But I don't find those things "despicable." Perhaps you're sensitive, and do.

Personally, I think Austin came in the first night and sabotaged her by spreading nastiness, which the housemates and you all have bought into.

Lord. Was that supposed to be some kind of an apology? I didn't mean to be unkind when I said whoever doesn't think like I do is foolish, because I could have called them all much worse things.

attacking Bobby over his hetresexual relationships certainly doesn't point to a likelihood of homophobia , a bit of a strange example you've used there , a real example of jumping to conclusions .

sure she can be nasty and personal , but I won't accuse someone of homophobia until I have good evidence .

For the record, it was disgusting that BB did this, but then to drag Farrah to the diary room and reprimand her,,, wft??
BB morons!!!

Oh get over yourself, ffs it was a task.

BB didn't ask Farrah to do it, the USA hms voted for her.

Okay, BB told the USA hms to pick someone, which they did. Bottom line, it was something that BB set them to do.

I'm not going to sue you, but I could've reported you if I'd wanted to.