Tonight there were two major events that need to be discussed!!

"Big shoes and Big bras to fill"

Shauvon finally makes the decision to go back to California to be with David. The final straw being when David flipped out that Shauvon was even considering going on the "business trip" to Cairns. Shauvon was pressured to make a decision and ultimately decided that she needed to be with a man who will not let her be who she wants to be or let her experience what she wants to experience. It seems like almost everyone in the house is totally understanding of Shauvon's decision, but Parisa -- in true New York City fashion -- seems to be judging her actions saying that it is "unfortunate for the quality of her relationship with Shauvon." Honestly, Parisa why don't you just say that you think it's ridiculous that she would let a man run her life!... Read more...

The ladies of the house have actually gone insane. They are turning against each other. Trisha is blaming Parisa for only caring about the guys. Parisa is insulted that Shauvon is giving her crap for being interested in Alex. Shauvon is getting involved for absolutely no apparent reason and then the whole thing culminated in a drunken altercation which began in ep. 10 and ended at the beginning of last week's episode. And although this was the interesting story line this week, being that Parisa just doesn't care about Trisha any more, we learned more about Shauvon and her ex-fiance... Read more...

Thank goodness!! It's really starting to heat up. And, if I'm honest, for the first time this season I truly CANNOT WAIT until next weeks episode. I think I'm getting a little too excited but for this week I have to just point out the most amazing parts of the episode.
-- Drunken Argument #1: Parisa has definitely taken on the role of "Den Mother." She takes care of the drunkards, is constantly cooking for her little roomies and even thinks she's supposed to help Trisha get ready for the beach by tying her bathing-suit. One would think that this would be a fabulous characteristic to have in a roommate -- apparently Shavoun thinks otherwise... Read more...

I can sum this week up into three "major" events.

First off, Dunbar is starting to turn into the biggest a-hole of the bunch. He seems to be so extremely stressed about... well nothing. He jumps on anything that anyone says. Think about the kid in school who just argued for the sake of arguing, not because he had any real opinion about anything he was commenting on. Which can be fine for a few minutes, but when you cross the line of arguing about religion and basing your arguments on a 10 page paper you wrote in college -- there's a definite problem. Read more...