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I think it becomes a different thing entirely when arses are not merely commented on but *bitten* on, and when soapy cock meets thigh, uninvited. I think that's where Aisleyne's grievance differs from Spoikey's.
That's an important distinction. However, I felt Aisleyne was upset (with the proviso that she does seem to be turning on the tears a bit theatrically these days, cf. diary room noms on Tues "oh big brother I dunno what to do, I caaarn't") by Mikey and Spiral's comments about her thong and its effects, not just by the biting.
This is something I'm really open to having clarified if I'm missing something ~ I suppose the crux of it for me comes down to the fact that I, like others on this thread, saw Spoiral as amusingly "rabbit in the headlights" when faced with Richard's talking about his sexuality, but on the other hand could entirely sympathise with Pete and Aisleyne's discomfort about Spoiral's laddishness.
Now, of course just talking about what it's like to be gay socially is not the same as talking about what it's like to be straight and get a raging boner because a girl is wearing a certain type of bikini.
But from Mikey's report, Richard's banter had crossed into pretty crude and personal promises/threats about exactly what he wanted to do to the other lad in bed. To Richard, I'm sure this was mostly a joke to enjoy Mikey's discomfort, and perhaps Mikey didn't show that he was uneasy about it; perhaps Richard thought it was a running gag between them. But if I saw Jenny complaining that Spiral had told her he was going to climb into her bed and put his cock in her, I wouldn't be making any excuses for Spiral and it would confirm my impression that he's a horrible... well, a cock. A cock in a hat.
So I was wondering I suppose about where the line lies between justified teasing and challenging of someone's amusingly uptight attitudes towards gayness and unjustifiable crossing of someone's personal boundaries into unwanted, threatening or uncomfortable sexual comments and behaviour. Because at various points yesterday, I saw Richard's behaviour (or his reported behaviour) as both.
Just finally, interesting that Richard was also adding to the straight alphas' comments about Aisleyne's ass and deciding for her that she shouldn't wear thong bikinis. |
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