Always thought she should be in the final because she's played a blinder. I don't care who wins BB, I hate the whole bloody lot of them now
When she is herself, she is natrually funny, and there are sides to her I've seen this week that I like...I would love to meet her shake her and tell her she is a beautful girl, and she can and will do 10x better than an abusive Wanker like JJ1...But I suspect she already knows that...Josie is not as stupid as she would like people to believe....I do however LOVE and I mean love the fact she has free pass to the final...CrabEyes is seething...
Somehow, I think they'll probably end up being the best of friends, if they end up in there together.
I hope you're right.
He came out worse because he was worse.
He was so bad that they had to get him to the diary room to calm him down.
Sam is an annoying little so and so but he did NOT deserve that,
And I refuse to accept that any Australian would ever act like that.
Plus Sam did "scream" at him first.
I like the pair of them equally, and I just thought they were as bad as each other that night. <<< random hug cos I lubbs ya.
Anyway Sam screamed yes - but he did have provacation, That was not a quiet gossip - they were being quite brazen about it all and as I have said before, Sam is not the most mature of individuals.
I think JohnJames should really have acted like the adult and calmed the whole thing down. Instead he just screamed abuse back and that was really horrible to watch,
The one person who appears to have got off (yet again) is Dave.
He was angry..end of.
Whilst I completely uphold your right to defend JJ, the guy is an out and out bully... take it from one who knows
All I can say is I've seen bullies in action before too......and I just don't agree.
. Withholding: a purposeful, silent treatment.
2. Countering: a countering of your ideas, feelings, and perceptions, even going so far as to refute what he misconstrues you to have said.
3. Discounting--a putdown of you or something you hold dear.
4. Blocking and diverting--this is a sneaky, covert way of violating your dignity.
5. Accusation and blame: generally involves lies about the partner's intentions, attitudes, and motives. The author states that accusation and blame is present in all verbally abusive relationships.
6. Judging and criticizing: lies about your personal qualities and performance.
7. Trivializing and undermining: abusive behavior which makes light of your work, your efforts, your interests, or your concerns. The abuser attempts to dilute meaning and value in your life. Undermining might occur when your partner laughs at you, for example, when you burn yourself cooking. It is also jokes at your expense. Undermining is occurring when you feel a "so-called joke" is mean rather than funny.
8. Name calling: no one has a right to call you degrading names. Name calling is verbal abuse.
9. Ordering: Telling you to do something, rather than asking, or making decisions for you or for the two of you without your input.
10. Forgetting and denial: the trickiest form of denial is forgetting. Become aware that forgetting is a form of denial that shifts all responsibility from the abuser to some "weakness of mind."
11. Abusive anger: this seems to be closely linked to the need to "blow up," to dominate, to control, to go one up, and to put down. Any time you are snapped at or yelled at, you are being abused.
12. Threatening: Physical threats and sexual threats aside, verbal threats are an effort at manipulation. For example, a threat to leave, stay out all night, or take you home immediately is a manipulation for power. The threat of "pending disaster" is designed to shatter the partner's serenity as well as her boundaries.
If you counter the abuser or attempt to explain yourself, you will probably be met with such statements as, "You're going into one of your tirades again," or "You're much too sensitive," or "You're just trying to start a fight" or "You don't have a sense of humor."
Now if any of you have the wherewithall to read this, perhaps you can recognise John James in this. I have seen him demonstrate most of these behaviours...
I do agree with this. His mercurial nature is one of the things I like to watch about him but also annoys me at the same time. He does get angry too quickly sometimes.
Sam acted pretty childishly too though......... he's only young but IS very immature. JJ2 said something that shocked me that night actually. He pointed out that Sam was only two years younger than himself. It brought home to me that he really does act like a naughty te year old! (kinda love him for it though )
I defy anyone to never have exhibited some of those behaviours ever in their lives. I think a list like that is actually very dangerous.
Any time you are snapped at or yelled at, you are being abused.
That line in particular worries me a lot. Not that in a literal sense it isn't true....... but life isn't that black and white. I think the word "abuse" needs as careful handling as the term "bully", to stop those who truly suffer at it's hands being trivialise.
No one in that house is being abused!
On that we agree too.
I think that we will have to agree to disagree. I have lived with these behaviours, he does demonstrate them believe me...
He IS a bully and I am not trivialising tthe word - I would never use that word if I did not think it true,
I hate that he makes you feel bad though.
I absolutely hope that you are right because it is horrible for one so young to be so miserable.
Teehee - look at us debating and such in a civilised fashion
hang on...
YOU JJ LOVER 's ARE ALL FOUL AND BULLEHS
Phew..... pride restored.,
Innit?
she has been itching to use that smiley!!!
(but too scared to until now)
Here you go Isadora ..... http://www.freesmileys.org/custom/
Use it for good not evil
I tend to use this one.. http://www.freesmileys.org/custom/
I used it once............. I was then told in no uncertain terms that John James was an ugly shoite.