I couldn't concentrate on Marissa & Edward's conversations on Fri night. Every other word was 'like' - and he was as bad as she was.
I'm starting to lose sympathy with Debby. She's still desperate to marry this Mido wick even though he's shown her who he is so many times. It's obvious what he wants - and it ain't Debby. She's busy doing housework - in between crying - while Mido busies himself by either kicking his football against the skirting board or sitting on the sofa staring longingly at photos of himself.
Either I need a serious appointment with Specsavers or Shea has some powerful, hidden attractive qualities. What the hell are all those lovely young girls doing hanging around him?! He's the sort of man - if he'd even touched me, or put his arm around me, when I was that age - I'd have been off for a shower. I know this sounds unkind, but Shea gives me the creeps - even at this age.
And Rasit's getting on like a head too. I can sort of understand him not being overly keen on Mallorie's close friendship with her ex, Brandon, but as they say, it is what is is - and she is. I'm also sick of hearing all this: 'In my country/in my culture' business. That's the thing - you're no longer 'in your country' and if you're not willing to adapt, then just leave and go back home. Although Mallorie should've sorted the pre-nup stuff out before bringing him over to America.
I'm starting to lose sympathy with Debby. She's still desperate to marry this Mido wick even though he's shown her who he is so many times. It's obvious what he wants - and it ain't Debby. She's busy doing housework - in between crying - while Mido busies himself by either kicking his football against the skirting board or sitting on the sofa staring longingly at photos of himself.
Either I need a serious appointment with Specsavers or Shea has some powerful, hidden attractive qualities. What the hell are all those lovely young girls doing hanging around him?! He's the sort of man - if he'd even touched me, or put his arm around me, when I was that age - I'd have been off for a shower. I know this sounds unkind, but Shea gives me the creeps - even at this age.
And Rasit's getting on like a head too. I can sort of understand him not being overly keen on Mallorie's close friendship with her ex, Brandon, but as they say, it is what is is - and she is. I'm also sick of hearing all this: 'In my country/in my culture' business. That's the thing - you're no longer 'in your country' and if you're not willing to adapt, then just leave and go back home. Although Mallorie should've sorted the pre-nup stuff out before bringing him over to America.