It's the big will they/won't they but what are your thoughts on it?
As much as Farrah denies it, I think she does like James but she thinks that if she admits that she will be letting her guard down. James definitely likes her but I think he is wasting his time as she won't come around. I bet if he did get with Farrah in the house his popularity would go down, which is a shame as he is lovely!

I initially thought he fancied her, now I feel he's more intrigued by her than anything else. I feel it's the lure of the unobtainable, the lure of the woman he can't figure out and that innate desire to be somebody's saviour.

I don't think he actually fancies her though, let's face it she's hardly attractive (as a person, that is). What would he be able to say if the question was 'why do you like Farrah?' Well, I love the way she argues all the time, her swearing's sweet, she's obsessed with her looks, she's aggressive, she's delightfully defensive ... all lovely traits

I don't think she's got any interest in him whatsoever.

Nor he her but for contemplating the showmance route for a bit of extra camera time.
It isn't happening. He's have more luck backing Sherrie or Janice.

I am with you.

I don't think either fancies the other.

There MAY have been, at one point, a small fraction of physical attraction because she looks good and so does he, but she is too much of a nasty bitch for him to fancy once she opened her mouth and she is too much of a bitch to think positively about any man who isn't licking her ar.e.

Literally.

It's obvious, no matter which stories are true or false, that this is a damaged person. This doesn't mean, of course, that she couldn't change, whether she wants to or not is another matter.

I often wonder, when it comes to a child having a child and then being put on TV to live out a life in front of the camera, who is pulling the strings and making the decisions - because a 16-year-old girl certainly wasn't.

Whether she's now running her own life or not, there are obviously people who make a good deal of money out of her (as well as herself) and prosper if she does - seemingly very few people giving her good advice.

It seems to me she hardly knows what normal is anymore - if she ever really did. It's sad indeed.

Sad, but it still doesn't excuse her - she's a grown-up who obviously does know how to behave, she could if she tried because she certainly expects respect and politeness from others. She knows the difference between right and wrong, bad and good behaviour.

James likes her because she's the only single young relatively goodlooking female in the house, it's natural he'd turn his attentions to her.

Farrah doesn't seem to like him, too filled with scorn and rage to allow any other emotion.

Sorry people, had several threads open, posted this incorrectly here!

He MIGHT fancy her, but ultimately dislikes her. He seems obsessive over her, but not because he likes her, he just can't figure her out, and I think that annoys him hugely.

She, I don't think is attracted to him. The fact that he is so close to Austin seems to bother her a great deal for whatever reason (jealousy? homophobia?) I think, in her head, she's too good for him, yet I feel she wants him to fancy her, purely for egotistical reasons.

Well I didn't notice until you mentioned it muggins

He MIGHT fancy her, but ultimately dislikes her. He seems obsessive over her, but not because he likes her, he just can't figure her out, and I think that annoys him hugely.

She, I don't think is attracted to him. The fact that he is so close to Austin seems to bother her a great deal for whatever reason (jealousy? homophobia?) I think she feels she's too good for him, yet still wants him to fancy her, purely for egotistical reasons.