Robinrs
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Sorry, but that still would make no difference to me at all.
Again, Clare, The Producers, anything else at all...
None of those things can be used to absolve this man.
Just because she may, or may not, have engaged in a little 'talk' does not have any bearing on Juan Pablos attitudes and actions.
Still can't figure out why there are so many people who are trying to justify the man?
In fact, the fact that Juan Pablo tryed to act all pious and high and mighty and try to place blame on Clare, the woman, right after that ocean incident, just cements what an (again, insert word of choice here) he is. That line of thought is one of the the things that was a huge huge red flag, right then.
Lots of people try to justify him, not specifically here but on FB and Twitter he has his fans that stick to that stupid mantra of he's just being HONEST. I have to keep reminding myself that there are women who penpal serial killers...
Cassandra was quoted as saying that he slept with three women that she knows of, for a fact.
We can assume that Clare and Nikki are two of them, but who was the third? I sure as heck hope it wasn't Andi.
Any man who sleeps with several women as a test run, is a pig in my eyes, and any woman with a shred of self-respect would run away as quickly as possible, once realizing it.
Sounds like she was just guessing: http://www.realitytvworld.com/news/...narcissistic-slept-with-three-girls-16043.php
The Bachelor' bachelorette Cassandra Ferguson: Juan Pablo Galavis was rude, narcissistic, slept with three girls
By Elizabeth Kwiatkowski, 03/12/2014
The Bachelor bachelorette admits she believes Juan Pablo Galavis had sex with three women during the show's recently-concluded eighteenth season.
"I am pretty sure that he banged three people. That is just me making a very educated guess," Ferguson laughed during an interview with Detroit's WDZH 87.7 radio station on Tuesday.
Three women -- Nikki Ferrell, Clare Crawley and Andi Dorfman -- were given fantasy-suite overnight dates with The Bachelor star, which is the time intimacy can go down without any cameras around.
At the end of the season, Galavis told Ferrell, the woman who had received his final rose, he had a ring in his pocket but wasn't going to use it because he wasn't 100 percent sure about whether he should propose. Galavis basically dangled the treat in front of her face and pulled it away.
"He's like, 'Well what are you going to do to get this ring?' I just feel like he's so narcissistic, like, 'This is all about me.' It's a relationship. It's two people. It's not just about Juan Pablo and what he wants and when he's going to give her the ring. That, to me, is such a jab at her. As a woman, I would be like, 'Alright, do you like me or not? I don't care if you like me a lot. Is this serious or not?'" Ferguson explained.
Before picking Ferrell, the bachelorette had written Galavis a love letter, expressing her feelings for him and how she viewed their entire experience together on the show. Galavis read the letter and basically bolted.
"She wrote him a note and he said, 'Okay, I got to go,' and he left! I would've cried too! That was so rude," Ferguson exclaimed.
Ferguson also said, as others have speculated, that Galavis' drastic change of plans two weeks ago was finding out he wouldn't be on Dancing with the Stars in Los Angeles like he had expected.
"But people were thinking they had a fight or that something was wrong," Ferguson said of Galavis' evasiveness. "He should've just said -- that's the thing about him. He never just comes out and says what's going on. He's just so vague about everything. It's ridiculous."
Ferguson, a 22-year-old former NBA dancer from Rochester Hills, MI, was ousted in the middle of a group date when Galavis was determining his Final 6 bachelorettes. The Bachelor sent her home to be with her young son since he realized he was sure she wouldn't be the last girl standing in the end.
Read more at http://www.realitytvworld.com/news/...ith-three-girls-16043.php#MxgLLpmb2PErZdD1.99