Mabinogia

I think it's Chris Harrison........ That would be the most shocking season ever! And would also make the most sense since IMO she's got better chemistry with CH than she does any of the guys she actually has to choose from. I've kind of been shipping her and Harrison since day one.

Maybe she was just the first one to have the consideration to straddle them so the editors could use the footage. haha

Oh no! He's been typecast as a thesis writer hahahaha

Yep, the scary thing about Luke is that I don't think he knows he's lying. I think he believes the things he says even when faced with evidence to the contrary. He has built up such a strong defense mechanism that Hannah could have said "It would have been soo hot to have sex in the windmill" and he would have 100% believed she said "I had hot sex in the windmill". He is very close to being pathological with his lying. The fascinating thing about him is, I don't think he means to be. I don't think he is some evil manipulator who is gaslighting everyone on purpose. I think he's just delusional and that can be just as dangerous to those around him and more dangerous to himself.

Someone needs to tell her that is kind of what "white privilege" is all about. Yes SHE, the pretty white girl gets to play anyone she wants, but who is she taking the job from? Someone who can't play anyone they want and have to play to their type. It would be great if everyone had the same freedom to play any character they want.

I would love it if she just told Luke she fucked another guy in the windmill just to get rid of him. It sounds like Luke just won't take the hint that she is not picking him (she dumped him twice and he kept coming back) so she went for the one thing she assumed would be his deal breaker. I personally have no problem with her sleeping with as many of them as she wants so long as she's being safe about it and not telling any of them they are the only one so I don't care if she did or didn't screw all of them at the same time in the windmill, but it would be a brilliant move to lie about it and pretend to be the Whore of Babylon to get Brother Christian to finally go away since actually telling him to leave wasn't working. I think the show is editing her to be more sexual to serve the Luke story line. Yet one more reason why she should have kicked him to the curb right away. Of course by the time she did try to get rid of him it was too late and his sense of entitlement kept bringing him back.

I might actually make it through a whole season with him as the lead...provided Production doesn't completely screw him over the way they do every other lead. Though I could still watch, just with the sound off so I could make up my own story line. Actually, that could be fun.

Other than the "this is what a good soul looks like" bit, I think Dad is spot on. Even if Hannah picks him and even if he did fall for her, they are young, they are in a bubble and they are not ready to get married after knowing each other a few weeks.

Maybe they were just disgusted that their son, who had only gone on the show to launch his *barf* well, you know what he was there for, had taken his fake relationship with the seemingly naive Hannah as far as home towns. Maybe they expected him to find a way out of the fake engagement before this and now they're ashamed (they should be) that he is stringing yet another woman along in the name of his *gag* car...*gag* nope, can't say it, that thing he thinks he can do but he really, really can't.

Which book, and what kind of Kindle was it? It was the Wee Free Men by Terry Prachett (and it was amazing, so I'm glad I own it now.) I have no idea what Kindle I have now. Not the most recent, maybe the one before.

I am such an ebook reader that when my friend lent me a book I went and bought it on kindle so I could read it.

These are the same people who think we wanted to see the Luke show and constantly throw their lead under the bus. I don't think they have a great grasp on what their audience really wants.

The funny thing is, when I watch something on demand or on Netflix, I now I can pause it and go to the bathroom any time I want, and yet I don't. But I will use commercials to go or get food or whatever. Maybe years of TV watching has me programmed to wait for commercials.

That would explain why she has no problem switching on a giant flood light that probably annoyed all the neighbors. Maybe her daughter has it too and that's why she didn't just turn the light on herself. Or was she supposed to be just too mad to realize that she could used a light outside in the dark.

Garrett is a "messy bench who loves drama" (tm the Good Place). I am actually shocked Hannah didn't keep him because based on that alone they seem like soulmates.