YASSSS!!!
BUT the important thing I hope people remember and it's what I brought up earlier in this thread amongst the sea of spoiler tags...
is that HE is the one who is in a relationship. The same shit people hung on Tully last year needs to be hung on Lawson. That's not to excuse Cat's behaviour but there was only one person here with a partner and he chose to step out. Same as Tully did last year yet she was the slut, whore, etc while people are trying to come up with crazy ass reasons for excusing Lawson.
HE is the one in a relationship. HE is the one who had every chance to say no every step along the way. Doesn't matter if Cat was Angelina Jolie + Beyonce... if you have principles you remove yourself gracefully and that's that. Show me my husband cuddled up in some pool with a woman that he knows has feelings for him and he's admitted he has feelings for back... And that's ignoring the doona pulled over the head and the smooches.
I'd be requesting a name change to Ms Butterface el swifto. Anyone making excuses for Lawson in this mess needs to take a hard look at themselves before I start dragging up posts of theirs from last year where they were bashing Tully for the same thing.
This TIMES 1000.
I have watched quite a few seasons of Big Brother, both from Australia and the UK. Whenever cheating comes up, the blame seems to ALWAYS be focused on the woman, ALWAYS, in spite of which member of the cheating party holds the most responsibility to the individual being cheated on.
Tully rightfully copped the brunt of the flak for cheating on her partner last year, but I couldn't help but notice that "Dreamy" Drew emerged relatively unscathed for his role in the whole thing. If we are to vilify Cat for being a temptress, we should question why we didn't throw Drew that same amount of vilification.
By a similar token, last year in the UK series, Daley instigated a fling with Hazel whilst his girlfriend watched from the outside, yet it was Hazel who was vilified the most. Daley received a lot more sympathy for the whole thing. It was the poor man who had been seduced by the wicked succubus, it was the poor man who was driven to cheat. Even when Daley got drunk, became aggressive and started making violent threats towards Hazel, it was still somehow Hazel who received so much of the backlash. She had "led him on", his aggressive behaviour was still somehow her fault. She was a thoughtless skank for letting the relationship develop, but I was amazed at how much sympathy Daley received, at how much of the backlash seemed to slide off him like Teflon, and how Hazel received so much of the blame.
I sincerely hope that people don't try to excuse Lawson for this, just because he otherwise seems like such a nice boy. I hope we don't see a huge backlash for Cat, and excuses being made for Lawson. He has the most responsibility towards his partner here. She should also be shamed for her role, but he needs to cop the brunt of it.
We like to believe that we are a progressive society, where equality between men and women has been fully achieved, and for the most part it has, but situations like this remind us that a culture of sexism is still very much alive within our society. We tend to forgive men more readily for their flaws, and vilify women more strongly for theirs. It's why in a vote to evict, we always see so many of the women leave before the men.
Gemma @gemma6foot6 
