I'm glad someone told it to her like it is, but in the end, when Debra's boyfriend hugged her, he looked at her with a sort of "tough fatherly love" and Farrah started to cry. I almost feel bad for her here because you can tell that no one gives her a balanced criticism like that and she looked sad that she never gets that kind of caring from anyone.
shareI don't feel bad for her. She shouldn't need "balanced criticism" to not be a vile bitch. She's 25 years old, she can grow up at any time now.
shareI disagree. Whenever Michael, Debra or Simon try to give her fair and balanced criticism, she becomes even more incredibly nasty than she naturally is. She doesnt let anyone get a word in and is never pleasant at all. Nor is she willing yo listen to other peoples viewpoints and yhats her fault.
I laughed when she started to cry. She treats people like dirt and needs a dose of reality.
shareI think Farrah is terrible but that guy had no place saying that crap. Simon was right on the money about him. Plus I felt like he was just being pervy hugging her.
shareI agree 100% Simon was right about him!
shareI was a happy when he first started saying that stuff to her even though it was odd timing, but then when he hugged her I got creeped out. I loved Simon's opinion of him:)
shareThat hug was WAY off. Being a doctor (although of what I have no clue) should hopefully mean one is intelligent and aware enough not to hug a total stranger who does not WANT a hug... yet Dr. Bad Touch did it TWICE. First time I ever felt bad for Farrah. That dude has an agenda.
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