There's 1 Thing About This 'Love Is Blind' Season That Is A Little Off
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It defeats the entire purpose of the Netflix show.
This week on “I Know That’s Right,” I chatted with Senior Culture Editor Erin E. Evans about the new season of “Love Is Blind.”
Also a few HuffPost editors and reporters began our live-blog chats on the first six episodes.
You can see a snippet of our conversation here — and listen to the full podcast below.
This experiment wasn’t for Jimmy. He’s so focused on looks that he can’t even see Chelsea for who she is. And Chelsea knows that he’s not attracted to her, but is in denial about it and keeps looking for validation from Jimmy. And Jimmy keeps lying to her (and himself) about how much he’s into her. That’s how we keep getting these weird ass responses from him like him saying he noticed her teeth (not smile!) first, but really it was how big her boobs were.
Jimmy had an idea of what he thought Chelsea looked like and that and that was a big reason he chose her — on top of her not challenging him like Jessica did. It’s just like if physical attraction is that important to you, then this isn’t the show for you. — Taryn
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