Lisa Winter
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Now that's a tad scarey.![]()

In my defence I'm on bed rest with way to much time on my hands.
Now that's a tad scarey.![]()
Even though you know nothing about Tahlia or her and Tully's relationship.
I ask anyone who takes a similar outlandish position in all this:
Think of all the relationships you have been in and your friends have been in. Can you think of a relationship you or a friend has been in where they were trapped or in it and unable to get out even though it was bad for them? Now imagine you or your friend going on Big Brother and finding the opportunity to get out of the relationship. I for one would be cheering my friend for ending it.
I am not saying that is what happened with Tully and Tahlia. I am saying relationships are very complex and complicated and there could be a myriad of reasons why Tully doing what she did was the best thing for her. We simply do not know. So when people attack Tully with blind and ignorant rage and defend Tahlia while literally knowing nothing about her, well it is just plain silly. Yet this thought process is exactly what is guiding so many Tully haters?
These are not things that happened but just examples of things that could cause what happened.
Tully and Tahlia get into a big fight the week before she leaves about some day getting married. Tahlia says she will never, ever, ever get married, no matter what.
Tahlia was a serial cheater who regularly met other woman at her night job and hooked up with them. Tully could never pull the trigger on ending things and Tahlia always said she was sorry.
Tahlia was very controlling of Tully and was constantly getting on her about touching people , both guys and girls, even though she is very tactile. It was a constant non stop nagging that even blew up into a huge demeaning lecture before she left.
I could come up with a hundred more. The point is nobody knows about their relationship except Tahlia and Tully. Yet people had no problem jumping in to defend Tahlia, someone they knew zero about.
Add into that Tully clear struggling with issues as it relates to her sexuality and it was and is crazy that people were taking sides in the end of Tully's previous relationship. It was either a bad thing or a good thing it ended. None of us here have any idea. What we do know it is over and has been over.
The problem is, girls at that age in particular will look for any little sign that someone is interested and he did drop a number of mixed signals.
The guy is 26, a footballer and has probably interacted with groupies, he should know how to deal with clingy women.
I realise (like most Jade fans) that Jade was a stage 5 clinger but Ed should have been stern with her about it if she was really cramping his style.
I don't believe Jade's selfish at all, but I've given up trying to defend Jade to people who have made up their mind about her.
I do agree he should have been stern with her. As [MENTION=37335]prufrock[/MENTION] pointed out, he was damned if he did or didn't, and maybe if he had known that, he would have been stern? It didn't help that all Jade's friends could see he didn't want it, yet kept encouraging her to go after him.
Heidi's first day at her radio gig is today (6am-9am). Not sure if they'll podcast it, but I'm sure she'll dish on all the gossip from the finale and hopefully give us good intel on the Ed & Jade situation. http://www.929.com.au/shows/heidi-will-woody/
At the end of the day Ed's lack of guts was what screwed him over. If he had have manned up and made a decision (either tell her straight up that he didn't want anything or went for it 100%) he would have won a lot more fans. Instead he mumbled a few things about not wanting anything but completely contradicted himself by jumping into her bed and kissing her repeatedly. To his friends he blamed all of the attraction on her, while at the same time not portraying that same level of disinterest to Jade. He let her become the butt of their jokes while using the relationship to his advantage when he felt the need. I'm not surprised he was so unpopular.
He was hardly "put in an impossible position". He had a choice to man up and let her know straight but he didn't.
Big Brother’s ex-housemate lovers are getting serious, but Tully’s jilted girlfriend says their relationship is one big hoax.
Tahlia Farrant can’t keep quiet any longer. She says the “love” between her ex-girlfriend Tully Smyth and Anthony Drew is nothing more than a Big Brother PR stunt.
While the supposedly loved-up housemates continue to gush about marriage and babies even now the hit show’s 2013 season is over, Tahlia, 22, is adamant Australia’s latest reality-TV couple is selling a lie.
“I’m at the point now where I don’t know if, for the whole year and a half we were together, she was just a really good actor, or she has now totally lost the plot,” she reveals exclusively to Woman’s Day.
“To me, that’s a sham. Yeah, fair enough, after being on Big Brother you are a D-list celebrity and you have to ride it while you can because it’s very short-lived, but when is it enough? It’s ridiculous…”
Read more of what Tahlia has to say in this week's issue of Woman’s Day, on sale Monday, November 11, 2013.
Here's the story
Big Brother’s ex-housemate lovers are getting serious, but Tully’s jilted girlfriend says their relationship is one big hoax.
Tahlia Farrant can’t keep quiet any longer. She says the “love” between her ex-girlfriend Tully Smyth and Anthony Drew is nothing more than a Big Brother PR stunt.
While the supposedly loved-up housemates continue to gush about marriage and babies even now the hit show’s 2013 season is over, Tahlia, 22, is adamant Australia’s latest reality-TV couple is selling a lie.
“I’m at the point now where I don’t know if, for the whole year and a half we were together, she was just a really good actor, or she has now totally lost the plot,” she reveals exclusively to Woman’s Day.
“To me, that’s a sham. Yeah, fair enough, after being on Big Brother you are a D-list celebrity and you have to ride it while you can because it’s very short-lived, but when is it enough? It’s ridiculous…”
Read more of what Tahlia has to say in this week's issue of Woman’s Day, on sale Monday, November 11, 2013.
http://womansday.ninemsn.com.au/tvfilmsbooks/8752379/tully-and-drew-getting-married-its-all-a-sham
At the end of the day Ed's lack of guts was what screwed him over. If he had have manned up and made a decision (either tell her straight up that he didn't want anything or went for it 100%) he would have won a lot more fans. Instead he mumbled a few things about not wanting anything but completely contradicted himself by jumping into her bed and kissing her repeatedly. To his friends he blamed all of the attraction on her, while at the same time not portraying that same level of disinterest to Jade. He let her become the butt of their jokes while using the relationship to his advantage when he felt the need. I'm not surprised he was so unpopular.
He was hardly "put in an impossible position". He had a choice to man up and let her know straight but he didn't.
Whatever, if this is really how Tahlia wants to do things, then more power to her, I guess. But the irony of her comment about D-list celebrities riding out the fame almost made my eyes roll up out of my head.
Sorry, I must have missed this.....They've been denying that they've been even dating up until the last couple days....
I haven't heard anything remotely talking about marriage and babies...
Sounds like it should be quite a read though...and to be fair if I was Tahlia I'd probably get all the money I could out of this as well....
At the end of the day Ed's lack of guts was what screwed him over. If he had have manned up and made a decision (either tell her straight up that he didn't want anything or went for it 100%) he would have won a lot more fans. Instead he mumbled a few things about not wanting anything but completely contradicted himself by jumping into her bed and kissing her repeatedly. To his friends he blamed all of the attraction on her, while at the same time not portraying that same level of disinterest to Jade. He let her become the butt of their jokes while using the relationship to his advantage when he felt the need. I'm not surprised he was so unpopular.
He was hardly "put in an impossible position". He had a choice to man up and let her know straight but he didn't.