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to wonder WTAF Davina McCall is thinking here?

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DosDuchas · 31/05/2015 12:51

www.telegraph.co.uk/news/celebritynews/11640553/Davina-McCall-You-must-keep-your-husband-satisfied-in-the-bedroom.html

As we know, men have affairs because of sex and underwear... its the woman's fault

to wonder WTAF Davina McCall is thinking here?
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DownWithThisTypeOfThing · 31/05/2015 19:25

FatAli
The bit about wanting 'to stay as much as I can like the girl that Matthew married' is very sad.

Yes, I obviously loved my DH when I married him but I love him more now because of the man he's become. I think he loves the woman I've become too. That's what marriage is isn't it?

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DosDuchas · 31/05/2015 19:27

its not very Buddhist, is it?

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YouTheCat · 31/05/2015 19:27

Any 47 year old woman who describes herself as a 'girl' needs a slap... in the face... with her matching bra and pants.

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Greythorne · 31/05/2015 19:28

My experience of DMC was that she treated everyone as if they were a contestant on BB. Exhausting. And tedious. No idea how she keeps it up.

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DosDuchas · 31/05/2015 19:31

i loved her on street mate...remember that?
always going on about her bum in a fun way

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sebsmummy1 · 31/05/2015 19:32

Anyone watch Long Lost Families? God I bawl my eyes out to that pretty much from 10 mins in to the end, every berluddy time. She is lovely to the families I think. Sincerely warm. Not sure about Nicki Campbell though Confused

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DownWithThisTypeOfThing · 31/05/2015 19:32

Yes I loved street mate - brilliant!

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DosDuchas · 31/05/2015 19:38

But Nicky does the research. We see him HmmGrin

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DosDuchas · 31/05/2015 21:46

Would be interested to hear how the newspaper report of what she said was SO utterly different.

waves at Davina's agent

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DosDuchas · 31/05/2015 21:47

Lol at sycophantic facebook posts

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FatAli · 31/05/2015 21:54

Emergency backtrack for damage limitation.

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DosDuchas · 31/05/2015 21:58

remind me why i want to download her autograph? someone on twitter suggested cheque fraud

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ihatethecold · 31/05/2015 21:59

Oh dear!

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BeCool · 31/05/2015 22:02

She seems to think very little of her husband doesn't she?

Or perhaps she's married to an old school chauvinist Shock

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taleoftwosatellites · 31/05/2015 22:05

Haha she's read the thread!

She's seen what some people who've met her in RL think of her too Shock Sad feel a bit sorry for her now.

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Wagglebee · 31/05/2015 22:10

Her explanation is fine. If the original article had been worded like that I wouldn't have commented.

But a man having 'strong views' on his wife's choice of underwear and her use of the word 'exhausted' when talking about sex both stood out as odd and slightly worrying tbh.

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GatoNaranja · 31/05/2015 22:29

I have a friend like this.

Her father screwed around while her mother turned the other cheek. All very stiff upper lip and never discussed. V wealthy, dis functional family. Friend's mother would constantly bang on to friend that it was essential to keep her man happy, to get back into shape after childbirth etc... I even have heard rumours to indicate that dear friend was pressured into having a nose job at some point.

As she grew up, under critical scrutiny by her mother and aloofness from her dominating father, she learned that the only way to succeed was to marry well and hold on to her man at all costs.

Friend is deeply insecure. All the signs: bangs on about her marriage, bangs on about their sex life, deeply jealous of her (very sweet and lovely) dh. Assumes all women are after him (snort). Sees other woman as a competition. All a bit tragic really.

She constantly makes references to being there to service her dh, who seems to want sex every day, and really doesn't think she has anything much to offer him Sad

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MrsTedCrilly · 01/06/2015 01:37

Ugh that is just grim.. Talking like her husband is a dog waiting to be tempted elsewhere. Yes some men are like that.. not the good ones though. They'll love us in our Bridget Jones knickers!

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stareatthetvscreen · 01/06/2015 01:58

i'm gobsmacked that so many of you think she is worth listening to


as a pp said - she is not the sharpest tool in the box

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fancyanotherfez · 01/06/2015 02:08

Her explanation is completely removed from what she's originally said! If it bore even a passing resemblance to the original point, nobody would have batted an eyelid -oh yeah that was thepoint-- .She vprobably said it, them backtracked so much she forgotvwhatvshw originally said!

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pettywitchinlondon · 01/06/2015 07:09

She hasn't tried to explain what she said or if it was taken out of context, so looks like it was all true.

She's said loads of dodgy things about her relationship if you google.

Silly bint. I know bow at the manaj church

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Greythorne · 01/06/2015 07:31

Her 'explanation' is, ahem, a tad trite. As I said, not the sharpest tool in the box.

I love the faux coyness (i can't believe I am discussing this! and stay intimate). Obviously not a MNer.

Saying she wears matching undies for me without any further explanation makes no sense. I wear non-matching undies for me. I wear everything for me because going out without undies it clothes would leave me feeling vulnerable and silly.

And if every single woman she knows feels the same way about staying intimate, why bother to talk about it? If it is that self-evident, I hardly think the Telegraph would be publishing it as a sleb nugget. I do feel sorry for her because if it's true, it means she is surrounded by women who don't feel they can ever say no to their partners and that normalisation of sexual expectation sliding into entitlement is grim and oppressive.

(and why does she write every sentence with ellipses?.....Smile )

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twistletonsmythe · 01/06/2015 08:29

I don't think the explanation is really sufficient tbh. Stay intimate - well what if you don't. Does that mean you aren't 'working' at your marriage. It shouldn't really be work should it. Or is that the word people use when they are clinging onto a failing relationship.

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