@BenBear86@MAFShysteria If she's mouthy, he could walk away or decide he doesn't want to be with her. Being mouthy does not under any circumstances mean he should be throwing things. There is no "but" in this.
@veetee49@Jolly_Giant I can't understand how Ross is getting support on here. It's utterly terrifying. It'll be the same people who ask why women don't speak up.
Not one person in any relationship should be throwing things aggressively.
It seems to be getting progressively worse, which is a concern
@BenBear86@MAFShysteria Big difference between being mouthy and being physically intimidating, and throwing things. He's massive compared to her. Nobody in a relationship should be throwing things.
@vikivale1313 No, she has said she doesn't want to move because she needs her family's support when Ross loses his temper. We know he's kicks off and we know he throws things when they're alone. This is red flag behaviour.
@its_olazainab Completely.
Sacha was clearly asking for help, and they basically told her that his aggressive behaviour was partly her fault and they've to try harder? They should have chucked him off the programme and def not sent her back to the apartment alone with him
@coowithagun You cannot blame someone else for him throwing things at the wall. It started with him throwing his ring, then her telling her parents she wouldn't want to be alone in Manchester when he loses his temper. Now hes throwing food at the wall and she's sobbing. What's next?