By: Allie

Allie — Tue, 02 Jul 2013 19:27:00 +0000

Wow c’mon – Kasey? Does he know he’s a guy? Or does he dance in his Tutu at night when nobody’s watching? Perhaps he made it his hobby to sniff the butts of the other more assertive guys, so to keep on the ‘dominant’ side in order to avoid being outcasted himself? Or wait, is that Brooks? The lack of assertiveness, and character, makes it difficult to tell them apart.

And Michael G? Problems with Daddy got you all riled up, pitting yourself against ANY man you could possibly have a problem with? Like wow, you’re in your 30’s, let daddy issues go! (Or just keep the lawyering to when you’re on the JOB, not when you’re hanging out with other guys!). And finally Drew, who is pulling a Jake Pavelka, who’s ushered by the Producers to play the “I am a straight-up stand-up all-round perfect guy who’s here for Des and Des only, I 99% wont make it to the final 2 but I have such a straight-laced demeanour that I’ve been selected to be the “light” to call the pre-designated bad guy out. And as I’ll be guaranteed a spot in the top 4, my “hero” act of saving Des will catapult me into female bosoms all over America.” If Drew becomes the next bachelor, I’ll barf. What a little s-ssy.

By: Jan

Jan — Tue, 02 Jul 2013 19:24:00 +0000

I think you’re right – the guys, especially after Bryden, Mikey, and some others who acted as buffers left, pretty much took their dislike/lack of understanding of/jealousy of James to a whole other level.

Anyway, whether or not James was a bad guy here is almost secondary – those “men” who took it upon themselves to gossip and force him into a corner are no men. I’d be so disappointed if I dated a “man” like that. This season’s Bachelorette men sucked.

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