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StarryEyed. · 02-10-2009, 10:26 PM

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Originally Posted by Alone and Scared

Also, why is it that there is never a 'normal' person who SH's in these programme. I don't mean 'normal' as such, but Lydia has now murdered someone, and in something else they ended up killing someone.....

What about if saaaaay..... Errrr..... Okay, I can't think of anyone, but that's not the point. What about if Jessica in Casualty was a Sh'er, or someone who is really lovely and kind and just..... Do you know what I mean? x

I agree. It just gives people more reason to stereotype people who SH when they see things like this on tv. There was someone else from Hollyoaks was a SH'er a few years ago, I can't remember who but she seemed like a 'normal' person in Hollyoaks.

02-10-2009, 10:26 PM	#36
StarryEyed. Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: UK I am currently:	Quote: Originally Posted by Alone and Scared Also, why is it that there is never a 'normal' person who SH's in these programme. I don't mean 'normal' as such, but Lydia has now murdered someone, and in something else they ended up killing someone..... What about if saaaaay..... Errrr..... Okay, I can't think of anyone, but that's not the point. What about if Jessica in Casualty was a Sh'er, or someone who is really lovely and kind and just..... Do you know what I mean? x I agree. It just gives people more reason to stereotype people who SH when they see things like this on tv. There was someone else from Hollyoaks was a SH'er a few years ago, I can't remember who but she seemed like a 'normal' person in Hollyoaks.