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I think Tiffany cuts Claire if it’s convenient for the cookout. I’d love to be wrong.

I have to think it’s Alyssa. When Brent and Christian were courting her early in the game she told both that she had to be able to tell men early in the relationship about her shitting habits. It appeared to be very important to her to be able to share this information.

This is disappointing if the cookout is gaining influence and consolidating. I was really enjoying the free for all that this season appeared to have going for it. If the cookout is really as solid as it appears they might be then I think they’re just gonna roll through the game which is pretty boring.

Christian winning hoh is worse case scenario for me. I need one of Christian or Alyssa to go. That showmance has to be one of the worst in the history of the show. I’d prefer Christian go because I think he’s a zero. Alyssa actually seems to try to play outside her terrible showmance.

I actually think it’s because most people agree that Whitney is “bad”. Whereas there is a lot of debate over whether the cookout and Tiffany prioritizing people of color is good or bad. So more debate leads to more polarizing takes and discussion. It’s a harder question with regard to Tiffany. Whitney is easy. Her comment is bad. Discussion over.

Ahh. Got it. Thanks. For some reason I thought she said it to another houseguest as like a throwaway. I wish we saw the actual convo though with Whitney.

I didn’t mean to imply that Claire made anything up or lied. I didn’t see Claire’s comment. So she said this to us? As in she spoke to the camera?

Nobody actually knows what Whitney said about Sandy Hook right? We’re still just making an assumption based off some comment Claire made?

My thought watching that scene was sadness. That the actor who played a gay frat bro on Greek in such a great way on a show that really pushed things forward without trying to is now relegated to this shit show that tries way too hard.

I definitely agree with that. I’ve never had an issue with blindsiding people. I actually love it as a viewer.

I guess my question is do you want people’s behavior to change? I won’t argue with you over Brent’s narcissism. But if someone keeps saying something you disagree with or in Hannah’s case touching her in a way she doesn’t want then tell that person. Maybe Brent would freak out if you told him his views on women are problematic. Or maybe he’d learn something. I don’t know. And Hannah’s complaints about not liking Brent’s massages and other touches are completely valid. At the same time the house is very touchy-feely and Brent has no idea he’s doing anything wrong. He’s not intending to make Hannah uncomfortable for whatever that is worth.

Has there been any thought put in to tell Brent that some of the things he says and does offend them this much? I mean Hannah hates him but opens her arms for a hug and then gives the camera a disgusted face. I also understand that this is a game so you don’t want to piss anyone off. And if that is the reasoning for not confronting him then fine but I feel like a little more effort could be made to inform him that what he says is problematic if that’s your opinion.

What’s odd to me is that all of these people have made multiple alliances with many of the same people and yet none of them seem to talk about how they share multiple alliances. It almost like they’ve all silently agreed that none of these mean anything.

To be fair, Xavier didn’t nominate azah because she’s black. He explicitly admitted that to kyland. But I’m guessing Brent thinks he would have been down instead of britni.

What exactly has Brent done? I see the Hannah complaint about him massaging her shoulders. And I’ve seen some of the cringey things he’s said about his views on men and women in relationships. But they suggested he talked about race in the video above. edited to add that I don’t really follow crap that’s said on big brother Twitter so I only see what’s on here and what I see myself.