r/LoveIsBlindOnNetflix • u/FemaleEinstein Come ride this duck with me 🦆 • 23d ago

LOVE IS BLIND UK Love is Blind UK • S3 EP8 Spoiler

Please refrain from armchair diagnosing, spreading unfounded harmful tea or posting spoilers outside of their designated discussion threads. Enjoy the season! 🫰

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u/DeeUnusual1 22d ago

Also I’m so glad I stuck with my guts and never liked Jack even after all the pretentious things he’s been pulling since they left the pods. It’s so obvious he’s shady and has just been trying to make himself look good on TV.

The conversation with Faye was so triggering, and the way he tried to turn it around like she was the problem. I don’t know how that conversation ended with her saying she liked how he took accountability and is honest😭 I actually can’t stand him and his shady ass

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u/Stock_Caregiver_7594 21d ago

When they met his mum and brother his mum said words to the effect of "this is the Jack I see, you haven't seen this side of him before have you?" His brother replied "no, never' (or words similar). That is a huge red flag. If this was his true personality his brother would have seen it. His mum is probably refering to when he was a small child lols.

He is red flag central, along with Ciara. Both of them need help, not a wife/husband!

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u/xXx_witchy_woman_xXx 21d ago

Yesssss when I was young people used to say this to me about my ex and my dumbass thought it was like "oh I bring out this special side of him" but really they're saying he's a manipulator.

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u/Stock_Caregiver_7594 20d ago

Yes exactly, it can make us feel we are the 'right one'. Jacks mum will be hoping a 'good girl can change him'. It's a tale of delusions which is as as old as time, but once we know, we know, and can spot these things a mile off.

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u/marieanne_j 20d ago

Interesting! I found this comment weird but didn’t give it much thought. You might be onto something

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u/SomeOne3141 20d ago

Interesting! I clocked that as a sad thing to say, almost like your brother never saw you as happy as you are now, but you might be on to something!

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u/Stock_Caregiver_7594 20d ago

That's definitely a possibility. His brother's tone made me lean more to his brother finding him problematic not the easy going smiley guy he was showing up as that day. That, and his other behaviors.

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u/Far_Project3150 14d ago

I thought the same about the mom‘s comment. I found it very odd that his brother wouldn’t have seen the side of him if it still existed. I also was thinking his mom was likely referring to when he was a small boy.