So you think actions such as these, which are considered bullying, funny?
Serious? Who considers knocking inanimate objects into pools labelling them with the names of absent people as bullying? I'd suggest they need re-education.
So you think actions such as these, which are considered bullying, funny?
Okay this made me laugh! We all hated the horse indeed.productive feedback, obvious distress? maybe you are talking about bradley who copped his fair share of shit. It was a stupid fake horse. No emotional attachment, the SECOND horse (did you see the shot of the broken horse next to the new horse)....she was not bullied, she was bitched about. so was bradley, ryan, zoe, layla, michael, josh, ava.....she doesn't quite fit in and she's a big enough girl to acknowledge it. It's not like she was going to ride her cockhorse to banbury cross, she was evicted and left the stupid fake horse behind. They hated the stupid horse, we all hated that stupid horse. It's not worth crying over.
The best HM doesn't always win BB, perhaps you also liked Logan Greg and Jamie
Not real official BB FB. That's bs a Ben fan LOL.
Because you'd know him so much better than the people he's just spent 24/7 with for 3 months, right?
Serious? Who considers knocking inanimate objects into pools labelling them with the names of absent people as bullying? I'd suggest they need re-education.
So you think actions such as these, which are considered bullying, funny?
Spreading rumours and gossiping about Estelle? Preying on other housemate's weaknesses to successfully encourage them to direct their frustrations at Estelle, thereby ostracising her from the group? Repeatedly damning her character and degrading her sense of self while justifying it as positive and productive feedback from a friend, despite her obvious distress? Physically standing over Estelle and squealing victory after a three month campaign of cruelly vindictive behaviour directed squarly at her? Biting comments during the Grand Finale designed to humiliate Estelle on national tv ("you play the victim so well"), despite having just verbally attacked her ("I meant everything I said" in response to the playback of comments Ben had made about Estelle behind her back)? Breaking the horse and throwing it over the wall (could you imagine someone doing that with Layla's rollers or Zoe's stuffed toy or anything special that meant a lot to one of the other housemates, and saying what Ben did as they were evicted)?
And do you really think throughout all of this Estelle just laughed it off because she's a "pretty good sport" and saw the "lighter side"?
Ben was master of dishing out the venom but became fractious and volatile dealing with any criticism directed at him. When Estelle called him out in one of her nominations as being the instigator of a lot of the unpleasantness in the house, he was seriously rattled, even though a truer word had never been spoken. To borrow a phrase from Corporal Jones in Dad's Army, he doesn't like it up him. (Oh hang on... that can't be right, but anyway...!)
If he is having to face a backlash from some of the wider community now that he is out of the house, it will be interesting to see how this unstable manipulator will handle it.
Casper's mum is right. We've done this to death. I even posted official definitions of bullying but it makes no headway. Some people just think cruelty is funny and don't understand what bullying really is in law. Estelle was very resilient and seemed to handle it with great strength. BB is claiming it wasn't bullying because it is in their interests to do so. Otherwise they would have had to really pull them up on it and that would have effected the storylines in the house. Some people were ashamed in the end and some people kept away from it but the exclusion meant that they were evicted fairly quickly. Other people were targeted, Angie for example - moving her stuff and then saying that it was too trivial to discuss for example but Estelle just rode above it all. Pun intended.
Vale Clive Dunn. Don't PANIC!
LOL yes indeed! I still use "permission to speak?" and some of his other choice phrases in my day-to-day life at times even now.