People Are Calling Out These 'Love Is Blind' Men For Saying Their Fiancées Aren't Their Physical Type
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The audacity of these men is through the roof.
Look, we’re on the 10th season of Netflix’s wildly popular reality series “Love Is Blind,” and quite frankly, I’m tired of how this show has played out in the last few seasons.
No longer are we watching people fall head-over-heels in love like couples of yesteryear, Cameron and Lauren, and Tiffany and Brett, and Chelsea and Kwame. We are being subjected to single people who aren’t nearly ready to be married, let alone be happily coupled up with someone that they “fell in love with” in a pod, sight unseen.
Season 10 has reached peak hot mess, with the show’s premise clearly being proven untrue: Love is not blind. People are beholden to their preferences on how someone looks. It’s actually a hot mess. It’s not even that messy drama that people like me live for on reality TV. This is the mess that no one should have to witness.
Episodes 7 through 9 gave audiences a lot to talk about, especially with how a few of the men are expressing their feelings to their fiancées. Let’s run through it quickly.
Alex and Ashley end up having a very awkward-to-watch, drawn-out conversation about their sex life. He hopes she can initiate more, and she says she has hesitations because he told her in Cabo that the physical connection wasn’t there.
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The audacity of these men is through the roof.
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