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why won't they let stephanie cheat on her bf in peace
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CLIVE_Smith
18-01-2016
Originally Posted by jack_blair:
“I don't think she wants to dump her BF at all
she just wants fun with someone she knows is attractive as she likes to get the guy, it's an ego thing,

as soon as he started telling her to leave him alone and that she was messing with his head, she wanted his attention more, as couldn't bear being rejected ,

she probably usually does the dumping”

Sam would be an idiot to stay tho knowing your girlfriend fancies someone else on national TV me i would run faster then Usain Bolt away
jack_blair
18-01-2016
Originally Posted by humdrummer:
“Did you know your head at her age? Or - should you be younger, could you say - without a shadow of a doubt, that you know your own heart 100% right now..?

Isn't this the era where we all want fame, fortune and notoriety..? Isn't this the era where we all throw consequences away in a deal with the media devil? The rewards - when you get it right - are beyond belief!

When you get it wrong - god help you.

Do you use Instagram/FB/Social Media...because if you do - YOU HAVE BEEN JUDGED!

'She's not the faithful type'. I would hope not at her age because - when it matters, when she's having children etc. I would hope she was assured and certain enough in her choice TO be the faithful type.

I am almost loath to pull this card but, I can't help but think there is a smattering of misogyny about this. She has shown she is compromised and voiced this - apparently she's a 'whingeing, crying, whore-bag' (not my words, and ladies...you should think before you say this stuff about a fellow girl).
I would bet my life if it was a bloke he would be 'conflicted, confused, struggling...'

See my drift..? How can anyone apply the laws of commitment to a 22 year old - have you all forgotten (or alternatively, are you all so young) that you can not SEE in any way shape or form how this instance could have come about..?

I'm on my own here..?

Good-o.”

she's supposed to be planning to marry this BF of hers this year btw
she's 22, probably nearly 23 now
she's not 16
If the woman wasn't so immature she'd have stayed clear of Jeremy for his sake as well as her own self respect and for her BF on the outside. If she wasn't sure of her own mind then she shouldn't keep saying she loves her BF, as that's obvious crap

yes, I knew my own mind at 22,
I knew what being unfaithful was
I wasn't on a reality tv show with cameras watching me 24/7 either - which makes what she's doing worse as the HMs tend to curb their behaviour and are more conscious of what they say and do , or try to be.

Stephanie's been going out with this BF for 8 months,she hadn't only just met him

Standards and morals apply at any age
but her age is no excuse, she's old enough to know what she's doing and she's playing both guys imo.

Are you saying that at 22 she shouldn't have to be faithful ? you have different standard of acceptable behaviour then , one that gives license to play with other peoples emotions and lives.

If she can't be faithful, then she should be single for a while until she feels she can be.

Stephanies own words to Jeremy were: IM IN LOVE WITH THE IDEA OF BEING IN LOVE

Alarm bells should ring , as she doesn't really love the BF if that's how she feels

she likes being in a relationship with someone,but it's not same as being in love.
jack_blair
18-01-2016
Originally Posted by CLIVE_Smith:
“Sam would be an idiot to stay tho knowing your girlfriend fancies someone else on national TV me i would run faster then Usain Bolt away”

She'll talk her way back into his affections
she talked Jeremy back , when he was telling her he'd had enough
She's very manipulative and knows how to get what she wants

I don't see how a relationship can ever get back to being healthy now she's done this to her BF

, because in any argument in the future, he'll just bring up her antics on BB and sling it right back in her face, it can't now be undone. The damage is done i think.
CLIVE_Smith
18-01-2016
Originally Posted by jack_blair:
“She'll talk her way back into his affections
she talked Jeremy back , when he was telling her he'd had enough
She's very manipulative and knows how to get what she wants

I don't see how a relationship can ever get back to being healthy now she's done this to her BF

, because in any argument in the future, he'll just bring up her antics on BB and sling it right back in her face, it can't now be undone. The damage is done i think.”

The relationship would be toxic if they stayed together now no trust etc.... it would be funny if they both walked away and she was on her own i can see this happening.
Bacon&Eggs
18-01-2016
Originally Posted by jack_blair:
“I don't think she wants to dump her BF at all
she just wants fun with someone she knows is attractive as she likes to get the guy, it's an ego thing,

as soon as he started telling her to leave him alone and that she was messing with his head, she wanted his attention more, as couldn't bear being rejected ,

she probably usually does the dumping”

It could be, or it could be the story they are both manufacturing. I think it's fair enough to take either view tbh.

Personally i'm not about to forget the hm's are encouraged to manufacture stories as part of a self generating entertainments package (towie style manufacturing of story-lines) The theme encourages that if nothing else. And who's to say they didn't know each other prior to BB, that they decided to have as a foundation to their time in the house a love triangle story-line, who's to say?... Who's to say they don't build upon the foundations whilst under the duvet out of the way of prying ears?

Love triangles are imo, automatically suspicious in the BB house, especially when they always find a way of repeatedly causing drama, despite both parties objecting. That's the way love is sometimes, the deepest of passions are forged in such situations, torn between heart and mind, risk, reward, risk, reward, but they also make the best stories (wherefore art thou Romeo)... so yea, either view makes good sense to me, i'm just falling on the suspicious side of the fence because of previous love triangles in the C5 Era.
erin_p
18-01-2016
Seems she was very possessive over Sam
http://www.dailystar.co.uk/showbiz/4...ly-star-column
jack_blair
18-01-2016
Originally Posted by Bacon&Eggs:
“It could be, or it could be the story they are both manufacturing. I think it's fair enough to take either view tbh.

Personally i'm not about to forget the hm's are encouraged to manufacture stories as part of a self generating entertainments package (towie style manufacturing of story-lines) The theme encourages that if nothing else. And who's to say they didn't know each other prior to BB, that they decided to have as a foundation to their time in the house a love triangle story-line, who's to say?... Who's to say they don't build upon the foundations whilst under the duvet out of the way of prying ears?

Love triangles are imo, automatically suspicious in the BB house, especially when they always find a way of repeatedly causing drama, despite both parties objecting. That's the way love is sometimes, the deepest of passions are forged in such situations, torn between heart and mind, risk, reward, risk, reward, but they also make the best stories (wherefore art thou Romeo)... so yea, either view makes good sense to me, i'm just falling on the suspicious side of the fence because of previous love triangles in the C5 Era.”

i really hope its not made up
but it was THAT GRIN while Stephanie was in full flow , while she was supposedly upset, confused and angry at Jeremy having told her he wanted to go to bed and leave him alone , which has made be suspicious.

It could follow that it's a made up scenario, but it could be true that Jeremy has had enough of the story, and is now peed off at being made to look a mug.

From point of view that it is real , it is the only thing going on in the house so it's getting all the camera time, the others are dead weight really, and Gemma's voice probably irritates even the cameramen

It will be even more boring now David Gest has gone.
Will it affect the eviction ?
jack_blair
18-01-2016
Originally Posted by CLIVE_Smith:
“The relationship would be toxic if they stayed together now no trust etc.... it would be funny if they both walked away and she was on her own i can see this happening.”

yea i can see her losing both their attention
She will blame the environment of course
Depends on whether her and her BF have a history already of mistrust and this is just another occasion one of them has been distracted by somebody else

but it is National TV, so it's a bit more this time than in normal surroundings
Hard one to forgive.

Unless he's as materialistic and fame hungry as her and they'll just stay together for few photo shoots to make some money while they can.
haphash
18-01-2016
Originally Posted by patsylimerick:
“ The sanctimonious morality on here baffles me sideways year after year. She's a young woman who fancies a young man. Sure, she's not handling it very well - but it happens. Sure, it's a pity it's happening on live TV but sexual attraction is innate and unavoidable.

It really is no-one else's business.

The likes of a star of Geordie Shore (which, from what I'm aware is end to end morality-less shagging), TOWIE (more of the same) and a dancer who's better known for turning men's heads (which I've no problem, with by the way) leaping up onto the moral high ground is breathtaking.”

I agree with you regarding the relationship, after all she's only young - not married with kids. I don't care if she stays with her boyfriend or goes off with Jeremy. It makes no difference to me.

Her toddler behaviour and lack of maturity is what I can't stand. She is unable to take responsibility for anything, or to act like a grown up, trying to put the blame on BB for making her look bad and having screaming meltdowns.
BabelBrook
18-01-2016
Originally Posted by erin_p:
“Seems she was very possessive over Sam
http://www.dailystar.co.uk/showbiz/4...ly-star-column”

You could have put a warning on that link
quasimoron
18-01-2016
Its nobodies business really and the hypocrisy of people like serial homewrecker kristina does rankle. I mean really ! from a woman who announced her pregnancy on TV before her paramours kids knew.
As for the rest of the motley crew, look in the mirror guys. Scotty T, who would mount anything with a pulse. Gemma whose vagina chronicles are a main stay of New mag. How can they keep a straight face while berating Stephanie ?At least Darren Day had the sense to keep his gob shut.

Does anyone really care its all immature teenage drama Imo, from supposed adults. The producers are loving it and Stephanie is setting herself up to be demonised. Average looking little dumpling Helen got away with the same rubbish and her fella was well humiliated on TV. But no really attractive woman on BB will get away with anything.
Do I care ? no! no! no!. As for Gemma someone please gag her, she is bliddy annoying , spouts rubbish and sounds like a cat caught in a gate.
postit
18-01-2016
Wow. So many words and opinions wasted on what amounts to a slapper. Sooner she crawls back under the stone, the better.
Keen Viewer
18-01-2016
Originally Posted by postit:
“Wow. So many words and opinions wasted on what amounts to a slapper. Sooner she crawls back under the stone, the better.”

Agreed. Get her out.
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