Originally Posted by Libretio:
“No, the earth hasn't shifted, al_capo has just misrepresented the truth (no surprise, given his trollish allegiance to Bore the Twonk). These guys 'talk' to Bore because it is an inevitable consequence of sharing the same space that they will occasionally find themselves sat together and passing the time of day. They could be rude to him and tell him to f... er, I mean, go away (ahem!), but that would initiate more unpleasantness that they could well do without. That doesn't mean their feelings for one another have changed. When they're out of Bore's sight, they allow those true feelings to surface (they do it in front of him, too, so accusations of 'cowardice' are null and void). That is NOT being two-faced, as al_capo would have you believe. The HM's who (justifiably) detest Bore are simply adapting to circumstances on a moment-by-moment basis.”
Absolutely, and we've seen how it can change so quickly between them and Bear. Renee and Aubrey wanted him out, then they wanted him to stay because he's entertaining, now they want him out again because he's been a bit of a shit again. That's what it's like living with anybody, let alone a person like Bear.
Originally Posted by Penny Crayon:
“They all have to nominate someone. Are they saying that once you've nominated someone you shouldn't speak to them or be pleasant to them for the rest of the duration of the show?
How ridiculous - I guess feelings towards each other change on a daily (or even hourly) basis - it's hardly a 'normal' environment where you can escape any unpleasantness.
Bear is the biggest hypocrite of them all - he goads people to bring out the worst in them and then takes pleasure in ripping them apart behind their back.”
Yes, I couldn't agree more. Nominations by their very nature are two-faced as Marnie said, but that has to be discounted in the overall picture of two-facedness in the house as they all have to do it.
Originally Posted by
Wee Tinkers:
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So true. Started off as a party political broadcast on how Katie Is Not Two-Faced before Bear took over with his simplistic view which pretty much amounts to 'anyone who duzzint like me is two-faced'.
I liked what Aubrey had to say. She explains herself very well. And she can use herself as an example without it sounding as self-indulgent as Katie and Bear.”
Yes, Aubrey is very good at putting her point across, she does use her words well - and people tend to listen too.
Originally Posted by Wee Tinkers:
“As it goes I think it is impossible to live in there and not be "two-faced", although I would argue I it's not two-faced in a manipulative sense. In life people can get on our wick but you don't go round airing every grievance you have. Same goes for the BB house.
I hate this theme of you must 'tell it to their face' or it's two-faced. Nonsense. People annoy you, you might sit on it or you might confide in a friend and have a grumble to get it out of your system and then move on. It's not a big deal.
Nominations is not two-faced either imo. You have to do it. You have to come up with a reason. In BB17 they were the devil for saying it was two-faced if you hadn't already spoke to the person about your reasons. Hated that thinking.”
Yes, I agree. It's natural to try and get along with those you live with, especially in such a false environment where you can't just leave and never see that person again. We all talk about other people behind their backs - if my brother was annoying me I'd talk to the other brother about him being a pain, and so on. It's family really
Originally Posted by JVS:
“I love the way the camera stayed on Ricky and Sam, two people who rarely give an opinion on anything.”
Yes, that was telling in itself!