To think that showing your body does not give permission for anyone to touch you?

[crumblebumblebee]

www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-30766963

In summary, Jeremy Jackson from 'Celebrity' Big Brother got hammered and groped a female housemate.

The response on social media from both men and women has made me feel a bit queasy. Apparently, many people think that because Chloe Goodman is a model who "flaunts" her breasts, it means it's ok for a man to touch her without permission. Many females have agreed that this has happened to them and they didn't make a "fuss" so why is she? Lots of excuses about his drunken state too.

I know that some people think like this but I was shocked by how many.

AIBU to think that you can stroll down the street bloody naked and not expect to be groped?

This programme really has become a race to the bottom, hasn't it?

Sexual assault as entertainment FFS.

Isn't exposing someone without their permission a crime? Why have the police not been involved?

I really felt for Chloe. Jeremy changed his story and tried to justify it in a variety of ways: "I was drunk." "I was curious."

YANBU of course. Glad he has been chucked out and hope the police give him a call.

Don't read the comments in the DM then.

YANBU. I'm horrified but sadly not surprised by some people's reactions.

Maybe I am naive but I am surprised at the response of some people, especially women. Sad society.

I dont watch CBB.
www.mirror.co.uk/tv/tv-news/celebrity-big-brothers-chloe-goodman-4957653
disgusting that yet again its all the womans fault

I'm am glad BB kicked him out.

I don't watch big brother, but nobody should be subjected to sexual abuse.

Just saw it, can't believing people are blaming her and saying her reaction is totally OTT and staged. Her upset and shock was obviously real.