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I don't feel sorry for her at all, his behaviour isn't something that has just happened over night.  It is something that must have been going on since he was a child and she has to bear some responsibility for bringing up such a spoilt and nasty individual.  She has obviously spoilt him rotten and let him get away with blue murder, making excuse after excuse for him.  Ultimately, it is down to him but she has to take some of the blame for how he is.
Liverpoollass
I guess that was a bit harsh of me, but it makes me so mad when this sort of behaviour could've been nipped in the bud at an early stage.  Although, I don't suppose at the time you think you are raising a child who is going to go on to become such an unpleasant person.  Too late now for her to do anything about it, except tell him how disappointed she is in his behaviour and how ashamed she has been.  I doubt, she will do that though.
Liverpoollass
according to his mum he isn't disrespectful to women......he sees men and women as equal..........i took it to mean he'd yell at a woman the same as he would a man.........the more i hear about him and his strange behaviour.....recording phone calls.....saving txts and emails to catch ppl out......now even following his mum about to shout at her....makes me wonder 2 things......

1...how the hell did he get through all the pre show tests?
2..do you think his mum encouraged him to audition so she could have a break from him?!
SS
Well according to him his dad was jealous of the relationship he had with his mum,she wouldn't let his dad discipline him,they have a brother sister relationship.As a mum to me that would feel there is no authority figure,my sons are all close to me but I'm mum as much as I adore them there are still boundaries just as there are with my parents and I.
~Lee~
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me and my mum are very close, i int never had a dad,(well i have but i dont want to know about him) i do let her go to the loo in peace though. she needs a break from me now and again  shes needed such a break she been in spain over a month
Aww JAF a little break does us the world of good.My kids are adults,the eldest is in Ibiza he comes home Sunday after being there for 2 weeks,I am looking forward to having him home soooo much,It's his birthday tomorrow,he'll be having a ball while I'm feeling all sentimental.
~Lee~
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My cat follows me to the loo and sits in there whilst I am going about my business



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So does mine. It has to stop, she's only 4 months old, I can still make sure that she knows that the world does not revolve around her.
One of mine sits on my lap while I am going about me business.
Blue Diamond (Ben's Buddy 11)
Yeah.... good point Gyp.... 

the loo was my sanctuary when the kids were little... well, when the girl was little (all my friends referred to her as "the monster")...   I can remember locking myself in the loo with a bottle of red wine...  sitting there... tears streaming down my face...    with her, aged 3...   bashing on the loo door with an ornament or something else she shouldn't have...   giving up when that didn't work...   coming back, and me hearing a strange less destructive noise... 

I came out to find a multi coloured wax crayon mural on the door!
Dirtyprettygirlthing
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can remember locking myself in the loo with a bottle of red wine...  sitting there... tears streaming down my face...    with her, aged 3...   bashing on the loo door with an ornament or something else she shouldn't have...   giving up when that didn't work...   coming back, and me hearing a strange less destructive noise...
SazBomb

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