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4th February 2020
05:36pm GMT

It was during last night's show that the wildly entertaining Shaughna expressed her grievances about Callum heading over to Casa Amor.
Sat on the bed with the girls lamenting the fact that her fella forget to leave her a memento before heading off, she admitted that she didn't trust him to be around other women.
"Every single bed had stuff on it apart from mine," she said, pretty much in tears. "I go for the idiots all the time. I just feel like it’s happening again. It’s just annoying.”
Shaughna later added that she didn't think any man would be able to keep his eyes to himself while surrounded by a group of beautiful women - and miles apart from his girlfriend.
In reality though, they would. And if previous series of Love Island - and general real life experience - has taught us anything, they have.
Instead of being (rightfully, let's be honest) concerned about her own couple, Shaughna's comment seems to suggest that she would expect most lads' heads to be at least swayed in a similar circumstance - and that it's just bad luck that she has ended up with one of them again.
But Casa Amor wasn't built to destroy relationships, it was built to test them. And only those that weren't all that strong in the beginning are the ones that are going to be jeopardised.
Callum and Shaughna have had a decent enough relationship in Love Island so far. He's been kind to her, he's given her his attention, he's reassured her that he's into her and only her.
Despite this, any faults that Shaughna has found so far she has explained away with the simple fact that he has never had a relationship before - or that he is, in fact, just a lad.
It's this presumptive attitude that totally undercuts any sense of trust that the rest of the girls in the villa have regarding their boys.
It also expects the lads to lose interest just because a new group of women have appeared before them, undermining any kind of agency a man does actually have when left alone by a pool with some rather attractive members of the opposite sex.
Boys will be boys - but boys can still make their own decisions.Explore more on these topics:

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