Hope or Jordan? The romantic battle for Lior Duak in Big Brother

Tikva Gideon and Lior Duak have been approaching from the first moment, and I do not like Jordan Edri. She talks about it with everyone, and even tries to separate them - but does Lior want romance in the fireplace at all?

Karin Arad

It's complicated. These two words must begin with any love or affection story, no matter how many people are involved in it. In this case, three. Lior Duak, the non-clown diamond, Tikva Gideon, the woman with the fake pregnancy, and one Jordan Edri who tries to separate them for some reason. The truth? It didn't do me any good.

Lior and Hope's cute relationship started innocently. They both entered the house in the first trio, and the first thing he said to her as she went down the stairs was "Yo you're pregnant, how beautiful you are." enchanted. Just like that, a man should respond to someone he likes. And he liked him, even though she was pregnant, even though he had no idea if she was married or occupied, and even if she was single, to be with someone who was going to have another child for another three months, that's not exactly ideal.

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But finding grace is finding grace. You can't control it, and it was a spontaneous response - those were the first words that came to his mind when he saw it. He was fascinated by her from the first moment, and two minutes later he helped her take off her shoes. Then he locked them back, and helped her with the suitcase, demanding every moment of peace, and from that moment on he could be with her any moment he could, to the level that the occupants had already begun to talk about behind his back.

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Michelle and Jordan are crying to Asif for Lior who sticks to hope

But Jordan has a "weakness for the Yemenis" in her words, and she, for some reason, decided to go in with them. She didn't like Lior not seeing her. She's probably not used to anyone being interested in not responding to her temptation attempts. So she's aggressive - she demands him to sit with her, tells him she's jealous, talks about it with Asif, Michelle, the brother, and plots to keep Jordan away from him - she even kindly "arranged" for her no end of lunch at noon with Amelie. Not because of anything, just because you are pregnant, and Amali knows how difficult it is to be pregnant. Jordan just supported it because they were both just kind and unimaginable levels. Ahh. Yes.

Say, what are you real? Didn't you understand, the one that photographers take you out of Ben Tabori's house that night and because of that you're not known enough embarrassing? Do you also have to claim all the Yemenis in your environment? Well, seriously. Besides, even if she manages to separate them (which makes more sense to happen naturally because you find her hope is not pregnant) it won't help her, because Lior just isn't in her business. He is not attracted to her, and even less interested in the overly tense ponytail and her brilliant intellect. Her clumsy courting attempts seem to make him feel strongly about sitting in the shower, crying, and cutting his hair like a rapist in the Eighties movie.

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It may be that Lior is leaning toward women who are a little less aggressive, those who give him a little chase, help, and feel a little man. And it may seem more logical to me that Lior just felt comfortable with the pregnancy's hope that he knew something was unlikely to happen to them, and that he could feel free to approach her as a human being - precisely because he didn't have to fear it would be interpreted as a romantic gesture that would require him later. . As a woman, I can really understand people who feel uncomfortable when they feel hunted and shattered like an animal in the woods, an animal that is being pursued for one, very specific purpose. Every woman knows those unpleasant moments when she has to pay attention to her body language while spending time with a man, so that God forbid he misunderstands her. That's why we all have so many gay friends.

Lior allowed himself to be fascinated by hope precisely because there was no option, and perhaps her pregnancy also made her a romantic figure who represented something pure, clean, and non-threatening to him. I'm pretty sure that now that he knows she's not really pregnant, which makes her suddenly a reasonable romantic option - he'll stay away from her, not only because he makes him angry with so much talent (which would make him angry), but also because he's not really interested in romance - if He was interested in something, he was long ago treating each of the other three women who were staring at him like alpacas, rather than something that was unlikely to happen to her.

It is possible that his relationship with Hope will be spoiled now. They may also go through the crisis and become good friends, but in another thing I'm almost certain - Jordan has no chance with him, because Lior is the kind of man who prefers to be close to women who let them initiate, the kind of embarrassed men and even a little disgusted by the false and too demonstrative attempts at seduction, And women who try so hard. This sweating is not attractive. Even in the cold winter of Jerusalem.

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