I don't think I'll ever understand women :?
I'm one of those sad people who watches Big Brother (the UK version) like, unironically. The past few weeks there's been two housemates in particular who have been at the centre of the show. Daley has a girlfriend on the outside and has been flirting with, spooning, and sharing a bed with Hazel, even though he's in a relationship. Hazel meanwhile, has been flirting with Daley more and more as the weeks go by despite knowing he has a girlfriend and despite him telling her to cool things down because Hazel just happens to be a model and he's a man and he lacks restraint, dammit.
On the post-show recap they have a panel of Big Brother "experts" recapping the day's events and they have live phone-ins with viewers calling in to discuss shit. I've noticed a pattern emerging that kinda surprised me. Almost universally, the women who have phoned in have put the blame solely on Hazel, even though Hazel is single and it's Daley who has a girlfriend.
Tonight's show was genuinely uncomfortable to watch. Hazel and Daley have been staying in a separate bedroom away from the rest of the house and both were drunk, slapping each other's ass, flirting and playfighting. Then things took a really ugly turn when a drunk Daley ("jokingly") grabbed Hazel by the throat, pinned her down on the bed and threatened to "nut" her if she didn't "respect her elders". You could tell she was scared and it was apparent that he'd taken the "playfighting" way too far. Not that there's anything wrong with that kind of thing if it's happening between two consenting adults who have discussed boundaries beforehand and both know exactly what they're getting into. But this wasn't that, ya know?
On tonight's show, it was revealed that Daley had been removed from the house. Already on Twitter, there are literally thousands of tweets from women branding Hazel a "manipulative slut". Is this kind of thing common? Do women typically side with men in this kind of thing? Does the fact that a woman happens to be attractive make her more likely to be judged harshly by other women? I just don't get it :?
I'm one of those sad people who watches Big Brother (the UK version) like, unironically. The past few weeks there's been two housemates in particular who have been at the centre of the show. Daley has a girlfriend on the outside and has been flirting with, spooning, and sharing a bed with Hazel, even though he's in a relationship. Hazel meanwhile, has been flirting with Daley more and more as the weeks go by despite knowing he has a girlfriend and despite him telling her to cool things down because Hazel just happens to be a model and he's a man and he lacks restraint, dammit.
On the post-show recap they have a panel of Big Brother "experts" recapping the day's events and they have live phone-ins with viewers calling in to discuss shit. I've noticed a pattern emerging that kinda surprised me. Almost universally, the women who have phoned in have put the blame solely on Hazel, even though Hazel is single and it's Daley who has a girlfriend.
Tonight's show was genuinely uncomfortable to watch. Hazel and Daley have been staying in a separate bedroom away from the rest of the house and both were drunk, slapping each other's ass, flirting and playfighting. Then things took a really ugly turn when a drunk Daley ("jokingly") grabbed Hazel by the throat, pinned her down on the bed and threatened to "nut" her if she didn't "respect her elders". You could tell she was scared and it was apparent that he'd taken the "playfighting" way too far. Not that there's anything wrong with that kind of thing if it's happening between two consenting adults who have discussed boundaries beforehand and both know exactly what they're getting into. But this wasn't that, ya know?
On tonight's show, it was revealed that Daley had been removed from the house. Already on Twitter, there are literally thousands of tweets from women branding Hazel a "manipulative slut". Is this kind of thing common? Do women typically side with men in this kind of thing? Does the fact that a woman happens to be attractive make her more likely to be judged harshly by other women? I just don't get it :?