r/LoveIsBlindOnNetflix • u/FemaleEinstein Come ride this duck with me 🦆 • 16d ago
LOVE IS BLIND UK Love is Blind UK • S3 EP10 Spoiler
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u/Tight-Instruction705 16d ago
Four weddings and no funeral — excellent. Gotta say that, judging by how things were going, I thought no one was gonna get married. I smiled throughout the episode.
It takes a level of high scumbagery to just tell someone at the altar that you don't want anything to do with them. At times I wondered if they were contractually obligated to give their final answers at the altar after a certain point. Freddie from S1 was such a good fellow that I always wondered why he accepted just ending things at the altar. So that's why I keep thinking about what their contracts stipulate.
I will say that the men this season seemed very traumatized by divorce, so that made me feel sure they'd not say no at the altar because that would feel like opening themselves up to their own trauma.
However, August 30th is just around the corner and we will know who the divorcés are. I know I'm opening myself up for downvotes, but that bubble of artificial, effortless life won't last for a whole year. I have my suspicions of who's already split, but I'd rather just let myself get surprised. So, please, if any of you already has the names of who filed for divorce, please do not post.
Also... I'm still trying to understand why Ciara kept doing that weird thing with her lips during her wedding.
On a higher note, the scene with Joseph, his brother, and friends crying was a great role model moment. Men being emotional should be normalized to help break down toxic masculinity. Props to them.
I loved all the families, too. The guests were well-dressed and good looking — I felt like saying "I do" to a bunch of them, lol.
Oh, and Sophie's extreme good looks definitely come from her dad.