After a great third episode, the rest of the ultimatum The first season is mostly a drag. None of the couples, either the ones who got into the show that way or the newly created partnerships, except maybe Jake and Rae, one of the experimental couples, are worth rooting for, if only because they’re both low-key and seemingly nice people. and normal. Now that the last two episodes have hit Netflix, Rae/Jake Stans will be excited to see them choose each other in the finale, with Jake proposing a trip anywhere in the world together, cute! But the one potential couple who have swapped partners in the experiment ultimately don’t end up together either, we find out in the next reunion episode; Rae explains that they didn’t make the trip after all, and we learn from her and now ex Zay’s original couple that, after the show ended, the established couple had once again tried to make it work. Now both Jake and Zay are single and Rae is dating a woman who she is very happy with, as she recently embraced her bisexuality. I’m sure a lot of fans will be disappointed that Rae and Jake didn’t work out, but how likely would it have been for someone to find their perfect match this way? I’m glad they haven’t tried to force it and are finding out who they are apart from each other.
The couples that have lasted, all original, paint a darker picture. After Madlyn tells Colby bluntly that their relationship wasn’t going to work out, following reports of him texting other girls off the show and apparently dating at least one of them, which Colby insists in which he did with benevolence, for Madlyn, somehow, to “make it real,” by which he means, I suppose, forcing her to face the possibility of losing him: she arrives at the meeting beaming with pregnancy, Colby at her side. She accepted her proposal in the end and then married him on the spot. Good luck crazy kids! I think you’re going to need it.
Shanique and Randall also got engaged during the finale, but at the reunion, Vanessa Lachey points out that Shanique is not wearing her ring. The couple reveals they broke up for six months after filming the show, which Shanique calls “the hardest time” of her life, and are now back together but no longer engaged: “Honestly, we’re just trying to work it out.” . out,” says Randall. These are handsome young men with their whole lives ahead of them, and I can’t imagine that the familiarity and comfort of staying in this relationship is worth all the pain they’re putting each other through. It’s not like either person is the villain here; sometimes, the majority Most of the time, relationships don’t work out, and it’s no one’s fault, and that doesn’t make the relationship, or any of the individuals in it, a failure.
But, of course, if everyone felt more comfortable with the idea that every relationship doesn’t have to culminate in marriage and children to matter, that people will always come in and out of our lives, enriching them and teaching us things about ourselves in the process. — then what should we watch on television? ●
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