I'm A Celebrity, Get Me Out Of Here 2022 #5

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Scotch Mist said:
Well of course he is, but that's expected surely.
A lot of contestants do that, so hardly unusual.

I quite like Seann but not because he's a good comedian. He's not naturally particularly funny, Baba is more of a natural funny guy.

Seann seems very anxious to be liked and he tries to be laid back and get on with everyone. He strikes me as a man who doubts his own self worth and is consumed by insecurity (hence the nervous laugh). That's why he follows the other guys around that he perceives to be stronger or more alpha than him.
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When Seann is on stage he’s really confident but I agree he seems anxious and a bit insecure on this. I guess it’s not too uncommon to find someone is a bit different on stage than off though. A lot of performers are shy in person for example.

I’m not sure I agree that he follows around the alpha males. It just looks to me like he’s friendly with everyone.
 
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Remotecontrol said:
When Seann is on stage he’s really confident but I agree he seems anxious and a bit insecure on this. I guess it’s not too uncommon to find someone is a bit different on stage than off though. A lot of performers are shy in person for example.

I’m not sure I agree that he follows around the alpha males. It just looks to me like he’s friendly with everyone.
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Yes I agree about him being friendly and wanting to get on with everyone, that's why I don't understand why people are so down on him here.
 
Seann is very likable he seems to avoid conflict and likes to get on with everyone.

His laugh could be a nervous thing he seems an insecure guy who may want people to like him.

I don’t recall him being bitchy or two-faced unless I missed something.

BG is trying to raise an army against Matt, I think Sue is a bit too. Anyway, no such luck, Matt has been seen to bring home to bacon.

Since the public voted Matt as chief Sue piped down a bit!
 
barbiegirl2000 said:
He’s only been exempt from the water ones so I’d assume he can’t swim or has a big phobia of water.
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Black and Asian people are less likely to be able to swim than people from other ethnic backgrounds due to things like swimming costumes not being modest enough and swimming caps or being suitable. The likelihood of drowning is therefore also higher. It should definitely be taught longer at school rather than just year 4.

This gives more info and a graph:
www.itv.com

Black Swimming Association hopes to get more minority ethnic people in the pool | ITV News

The group is hoping to challenge the harmful myth that black people cannot swim. | ITV National News
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Seann strikes me as someone who made a mistake and feels it. We are all capable of ducking up, some people just don’t care when they do. I mean look at MH in my opinion what he did was much worse but he’s just apologised and getting on with it. Guilt/ embarrassment/ regret all horrible feelings. I do feel like some people take advantage of people who feel things more- like the woman’s aid tweet. Why pick on seann when Matt did the same and I’m sure others aren’t so squeaky clean.
 
Sean’s ex cashed in on the demise of their relationship after he sniffed Katja.

I think Katja’s marriage to Neil was either a sham for a passport or at least dead in the water, Seann made her laugh!

Not sure how Seann’s relationship was, his ex is famous? Anyway she made a packet from the split so it’s probably time to move on from it.

Strictly Curse shite!
 
I like Seann. Yes he laughs alot but it's just his nature, I think he's nervous too and very aware people are going to dislike him nomatter what happens now because of the scandal. I think he's getting a bad rap and is actually one of the nicest blokes in there (although, that's not hard).
 
thegreencow said:
Black and Asian people are less likely to be able to swim than people from other ethnic backgrounds due to things like swimming costumes not being modest enough and swimming caps or being suitable. The likelihood of drowning is therefore also higher. It should definitely be taught longer at school rather than just year 4.

This gives more info and a graph:
www.itv.com

Black Swimming Association hopes to get more minority ethnic people in the pool | ITV News

The group is hoping to challenge the harmful myth that black people cannot swim. | ITV National News
www.itv.com www.itv.com
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I was trying to find a way to say this without sounding awful and you’ve done it for me! Thanks x
 
I admire Matt for doing well in the tasks, for taking part without moaning, for dancing and being cheerful.

He is coming out of this very well and has changed my perception.
Whereas bg looks bitchy, nasty and incompetent.

do you think his private education has given him the confidence to excel in most tasks?

I find him intriguing.
 
Renata said:
I admire Matt for doing well in the tasks, for taking part without moaning, for dancing and being cheerful.

He is coming out of this very well and has changed my perception.
Whereas bg looks bitchy, nasty and incompetent.

do you think his private education has given him the confidence to excel in most tasks?

I find him intriguing.
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Private education does equip you with confidence, if you've got the right attitude and tutors. Team playing, etc carried through to University, (see also Mike Tindall). Instilling self belief is also a big part.Personally, I find him less offensive than BG, and sly eyed Sue!
 
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