Babies Funland: “Love Is Blind” Is a Complete Disaster — I’m Addicted! (60 characters)
In the world of reality dating television, it has become common to say that someone is “not here for the right reasons.” This phrase is often used to describe contestants who are only on the show for fame and followers on social media. In the current season of Love is Blind on Netflix, it seems like pretty much no one is there for genuine love, and it’s hard to stop watching.
Love is Blind is currently in its sixth season and features a group of singles in Charlotte, North Carolina. The show’s concept is simple: the men and women meet in “pods” where they can’t see each other. They spend hours talking and decide whether they want to get engaged and meet in person. The engaged couples then go to a retreat together and can choose to live together for three weeks before deciding whether to get married.
Throughout the seasons, we’ve seen various outcomes, including successful marriages, breakups at the altar, and singles who leave the pods alone. Each season also has its fair share of drama and love stories. This makes the show addictive to watch as we root for some couples and enjoy the scandals of others.
However, this season of Love is Blind has been particularly chaotic. There has been a lot of off-screen drama, with some contestants being accused of being in relationships before or during the show. On-screen, the behavior of many of the men has been terrible, from body-shaming to disrespectful comments. Despite all this, it’s hard to look away from this trainwreck TV.
While this season has been entertaining, it has also left me feeling uneasy. The solution, in my opinion, is to cast better people for future seasons. It’s understandable that the show needs interesting characters and sometimes even villains, but there should also be genuine potential for love among the contestants.
The concept of Love is Blind is fascinating, and it’s the reason why I’ve enjoyed watching couples like Lauren and Cameron or Bliss and Zack find love. The show has also touched on important topics like politics and social media, which is refreshing to see.
As the show gained popularity, more people joined for the sake of gaining social media followers. While I understand the motivation behind it, I hope we can find a balance of contestants who are genuinely open to finding love rather than those who are already in relationships or solely seeking fame.
In conclusion, this season of Love is Blind has been both entertaining and uncomfortable to watch. Although I enjoy the drama, I would prefer it with less of a negative feeling afterward.
