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Heather wants out plain and simple, from day one she decided she didn't want him and will be cold and stand offing and purposefully try to start a fight just to give a reason for it to end. It's going to be a repeat of Ashley, the perfect person who no one is good enough for. This will play out in just a lot of cringe worthy moments and in the end she'll take no onus for the relationship not working. Sonia and Nick I think will work, she is emotional but not abusive ala Sam from last season. Nick is reserved but open and shows he cares, they are being awkward but its a natural awkward given the situation they are in. I think once they settle in and have time they will grow, may have a few fights but I am pulling for them. Tom is going to be a total d**k, if someone refuses to live on a bus in the exact manner of lifestyle you want is a deal breaker - don't go on a show like this or expect someone to conform without willing to have a little give - this relationship will go down in glorious reality tv flames

Agreed, they want love but a lot of them don't seem to be willing to actually work at/for it. They don't want to change themselves. Heather seems to be looking for an easy out rather than commit to actually try and make it work. Again and it's been said on these forums - this is when the experts should actually step in and offer useful marriage counseling. It can't be easy to go through this process with a camera two feet away from your face at all times. Yes, they know they will be filmed going in but nothing could truly prepare them for the pressure.

It looks like Heather will be this seasons Queen Davina / Ice Queen Ashley.

I hope they work out, but given they found one guy on Facebook, all signs point to another season of divorces

Another train wreck season is ahead of his, the dude who lives on the bus comes off as a grade A douche nozzle

@Evil Queen I just saw, wow. "They found me on Facebook for a dating show"... they want train wreck over quality.

I sure hope not, you'd think the producers would learn from their mistakes.

Background checks and a longer vetting process of at least 6 months to help weed out the weak links. A longer period than 6 weeks - maybe 12. Give them regular, weekly counseling sessions with a real certified counselor not associated in the choosing process. It's hard to dive right in and in a real marriage they may seek outside help. Don't send them on a honeymoon right away - let them move in together and be made to live in the same house / apartment whatever for a week or two before they can go on a honeymoon. This would give them some time to adjust and one or two counseling sessions (as mentioned above) What makes the show work is that it felt, in theory anyway, more authentic. It does not feel like they have challenges etc...

I am glad they won't drag out a vetting out episode and hopefully they show more of the actual relationships. This show is a total train wreck so it will be fun. Though the optimist in me is hoping that one of these relationships lasts.