Big Brother UK 2015 **Use spoiler tags, mod warning post #1 & 3037**

DareGod wrote: »

I believe that when you put yourself on a reality show in front of the whole world, you forfeit your right to complain about having your personality (or your sexuality) questioned or discussed during that time. If you don't want the nation analysing you then don't go on Big Brother.

I know what you are saying and yes it is going to be debated and discussed (i have questioned his sexuality myself) however this personal situation with aaron is bordering on harassment if he is flashing the guy while implying that he is gay.

Heat_Wave wrote: »

I can't stop laughing at Aaron!!

Funniest thing I've seen all series!

Cannot believe he got kicked out for that...

If a fella did that to one of the women there would be murder. Totally wrong.

I watched him picking on Joel last night. He was told seriously to back off at that stage. Joel seemed very uncomfotable and moved away. That should have been enough for Aaron, but obviously was not. He had to go.

Heat_Wave wrote: »

It was just banter.

No it wasn't, do you know the difference, do you know the meaning of "banter"?

We had "just banter" on I'm a Celeb ... this year too. This also caused a lot of controversy.

Where someone seriously feels a boundary is being ctrossed - then this has to be respected.

If one of the straight men do it too Harriet tomorrow, will she find it so hilarious? She is absolutely vile. Thank god her filthy mouth will be evicted.

dark crystal wrote: »

Opinion is pretty divided on this over on various other fansites. Personally, I don't see how what Aaron did tonight was any worse than what Bianca did last year to Winston and she wasn't even warned over it.

In fairness, he did go OTT when he jumped on to the bed and hugged him, but I don't think Joel was anywhere near as offended as was making out in the diary room. He was laughing along and not in a nervous way either, imo.

Still, what's done is done and Aaron's gone. I think all the other HMs will be much more careful about mucking around now given how seriously BB takes this sort of thing.

True. I don't believe Joel's laughing was nervous laughing either. I think Joel probably thought about the situation after the fact and wanted to make it clear that he's not gay, and that's why he went into the diary room and made the strong statement against what had happened. But personally I witnessed Joel laughing, NOT nervously, even at one stage making his way over to Aaron's bed and he even touched Aaron for a few seconds. Joel stood there watching Aaron, smiling and laughing, doing not very much to discourage him, when he could have just walked away and completely ignored him just like he did with Jade in the bathroom the other day. I think the "outrage" expressed here is faux outrage, and I think it's clear why Joel feels guilty, since he laughed along with it as it happened and then changed his approach to the situation once in the Diary room.

Big Brother was left with no option though because they can't take risks.

Alice1 wrote: »

At one point Harriet actually pushed Aaron toward Joel. She seemed to find it funny. A real lady - not.

Did you see the bit where she took Joel over to her clothes and tried to get him to put it on? He said no, I'm not gonna do that. Or words to that effect.