Originally Posted by sheils1:
“Why not? shes having fun and no doubt he Sam is doing the same.”
So we're back to the issue of how committed and serious their relationship is and what constitutes cheating.
If their relationship isn't serious and they don't consider flirting or even snogging to be cheating, just 'having fun' then she has never done anything wrong.
If however, they are in a committed, monogamous relationship, then her behaviour with Jeremy, from virtually the first night, would be considered cheating.
So, i go back to her comments in the House, that BB 'making her friendship with Jeremy out to be something it isn't" "ending her relationship" implies that Sam wouldn't like it, and consider it cheating.
But if she has just met somebody and fallen for them (as you've said in previous posts), it is not just 'having fun' whilst Sam is doing the same and she should give him the consideration to break up with him in person before starting a relationship with Jeremy.
Many of your posts seem very contradictory. In one you claim that they are just young, not a serious relationship so she isn't cheating and has done nothing wrong. In others you're saying they weren't happy, Steph might have told Sam she wanted to split before going in so has done nothing wrong. In others that she was in a relationship but she can't help having met and fallen in love with somebody else and she can't control her feelings so she has done nothing wrong.
It does just seem that you change your defence each time but Steph isn't in the wrong in any of them.
Having seen tonight's, i'm even more convinced she is just emotionally very insecure and damaged and craves attention and affection at all times, mistaking it for love. I feel sorry for her. But i still think she has behaved badly and what she has done, no matter where it comes from, has been cheating.