Post by boogie on Jul 12, 2013 20:33:24 GMT -4
I'm a mess.
Episode 2: Now the competition really begins.
I already got into it with Gary. But, we've since made up. I told him something super personal to me, which in my mind is a sign that I should actually work with him. As much as I want to target Gary and Gina for being a threat, I think the sign of me sharing something so personal to Gary kind of obligates me to not come after him immediately. But if I do, it would be strategic, not personal. And to make sure that's radiantly clear, I would have to not come after him in these next few coming weeks.
I'm testing the waters with a few people. I've expressed interest in working with Ivette, just to lay it out on the table. And now she seems to be a little vocal more in our conversations. Which is what I needed. Our conversations kind of been dying tbh, so I'm glad she opened up.
I really like Helen. But her partners MIA. And Helen's kinda MIA too. I message her more than she messages me, but oh well. I definitely consider Helen someone I can talk game with, which is an important asset to have outside of my partner.
I feel comfortable with Nick and Sallie to an extent. But Nick's friendship with Gary has me a little silent as far as suggesting bold moves. Initially at least, but that's the barrier between Nick and I as far as honestly plotting together.
I want to work with Sam, but I haven't seen him around. Honestly, maybe I'm not around enough. But at least when I'm on, I cut to the chase and offer deals left and right.
Elissa and Layla I feel the least comfortable with in a position of power. And I feel the house feels the same way. If my pair gets nominated this week, I think we could be screwed for being seen as a threat, despite my lolzy veto performance. There may be more going on in the house than I think, but for now I'm feeling pretty easy.
People know I can get sensitive, and know I'm not afraid of confrontation, a la Gary and Boogie's Word Tango last week. But I think that'll play to my advantage as someone who wears emotion on their sleeve, which could be seen as an honest trait overall.
[/b]I already got into it with Gary. But, we've since made up. I told him something super personal to me, which in my mind is a sign that I should actually work with him. As much as I want to target Gary and Gina for being a threat, I think the sign of me sharing something so personal to Gary kind of obligates me to not come after him immediately. But if I do, it would be strategic, not personal. And to make sure that's radiantly clear, I would have to not come after him in these next few coming weeks.
I'm testing the waters with a few people. I've expressed interest in working with Ivette, just to lay it out on the table. And now she seems to be a little vocal more in our conversations. Which is what I needed. Our conversations kind of been dying tbh, so I'm glad she opened up.
I really like Helen. But her partners MIA. And Helen's kinda MIA too. I message her more than she messages me, but oh well. I definitely consider Helen someone I can talk game with, which is an important asset to have outside of my partner.
I feel comfortable with Nick and Sallie to an extent. But Nick's friendship with Gary has me a little silent as far as suggesting bold moves. Initially at least, but that's the barrier between Nick and I as far as honestly plotting together.
I want to work with Sam, but I haven't seen him around. Honestly, maybe I'm not around enough. But at least when I'm on, I cut to the chase and offer deals left and right.
Elissa and Layla I feel the least comfortable with in a position of power. And I feel the house feels the same way. If my pair gets nominated this week, I think we could be screwed for being seen as a threat, despite my lolzy veto performance. There may be more going on in the house than I think, but for now I'm feeling pretty easy.
People know I can get sensitive, and know I'm not afraid of confrontation, a la Gary and Boogie's Word Tango last week. But I think that'll play to my advantage as someone who wears emotion on their sleeve, which could be seen as an honest trait overall.
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