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Six months after less than two months of relationship? Emily should have forgotten his name by then. If the group can't let it go, something seriously troubling is happening with them. These girls represent all shades of pink insecurities.

Because the pinks were publicly humiliated by the boys rejecting and not finding them attractive on national TV, I am not sure of Lauren's reason. the boys keep trying to prove they were not villains

I think Mike has been paying all Natalie's bills. He gave her monthly allowances to buy food and other things and sponsored her mom to come to the US through the Helping Ukrainian Refugees program. Josh only paid for large gifts, such as a new FIAT and a one-year apartment rent. No wonder Natalie is so devastated. She will have to start supporting her and her mom for the first time in four years.

It is interesting that nobody has mentioned Emily's comment that she would find the girl Brennan dates and tell her how awful Brennan really is. Shallow move, especially if she think that she is so better than him. I am still confused when read how horrible Brennan was. Knowing that we know now, I think the only bad thing he has done was staying in this show too long. However, I saw Emily's reaction when he was honest, so no wonder he preferred to keep his mouth shut and asked her to do the same. I think Dr. Pea should apologize to him as well in return.

Brennan doesn't have to explain why it was a turn-off for him or how many times it was too many. If a guy wipes his nose using his T-shirt, I'm turned off, even if he does it once.

Did Austin take Becca to build terrariums? I thought it was Dr. Pea's idea

As a strong and independent woman, I feel ashamed for those wackos who think they could represent women's power by crying, making faces, and playing victims. If any gaslighting occurs, you reveal it while filming and ask for a divorce.

I still think Debbie is 78, If she posted her profile as 58, it is just unrealistic. Her orange stockings are fine, but she should cover her knees.

The reason some viewers see mental issues with Natalie is that she is all over the place and doesn't act her age, although she looks 38 for sure. She wants a career in Hollywood; she wants a baby, and she wants Josh; she wants to stay with Mike. She wants Mike to sponsor her mom; she wants Josh to pay for her apartment and find her a job; she wants, wants, wants, but doesn't take much responsibility for anything. And if anyone tells her who she really is, she gets defensive. She may not get an official diagnosis, but some characteristics of ADHD and bipolar disorder are definitely present. It is the same as with the girl from My Big Beautiful Life; whatever worked for Natalie in her twenties became more challenging to sell now, when you hit 40, so she needs to be more dramatic and ridiculous to get what she wants.

It becomes more and more Jerry Springer’s show

I wouldn't use the word OFFENDER loosely. Could you please provide some examples, not adjectives for each male participants to justify your use of the word?

Emily did not throw the glass. She knocked somebody else's glass from their hands. She was rude and judgmental toward others during Afterparty episodes. And I don't know how we can justify her behavior toward Cam. He is very sick, so-so sick nor sick at all - it is on him, not my place to question. And I hope nobody will ever question Emily how ill she is, next time she has health issues.

What are you talking about? The show loooved Emily and the entire cast was consoling after the decision day. She made a complete fool of herself attending the aftershows and attacking others. I had enough of her after 30 minutes, so I totally understand Brennan now.

Watching Afterparty, I could testify that Emily IS a negative person and DOES have a problem with alcohol. And Becca, please stop your crying. Nobody dies in this show. According to you, Austin is a liar and a cheater, so why are you crying about him two months later? The only emotions you should have by now are anger and relief.

I am torn between thinking of Natalie as a psychopath or a very talented manipulator. And watching today's episode, she always knows what to do and what to say. Clearly, the previous night she spent with Josh was to groom him for today's episode. And it looks like he is still responsible for her and her mom living in LA. Like Yara said, 'Natalie, please give me some lessons!'

I like Igor. And found it very disrespectful to use his real name as a joke.

Before Samantha, it was Blanche from GG. However, women have more physical limitations for having as many partners as men. They also have various health issues as a result of these choices; therefore, they naturally have fewer partners during their lives. It is also important to understand if Emily has one-night stands as her choice or because of her desperation to look for a man. Based on her demanding sex from Brennan while under the influence, it could be either. Emily seems happy right now, and I think she dropped the idea of marriage for at least 5 years. She should take care of her health and revisit this idea when ready.

He could be ready for marriage, but not five foster kids, 573 animals, and permanently moving together after two months of knowing each other. He is another man who is afraid of the woman he was paired with because although originally fine, she day after day reveals her crazy side and makes Mike anxious about their future.

Chloe makes bizarre facial expressions when nervous. It is especially weird when she switches from smiling to serious face in no time. It makes me think that all her cheerfulness is fake.

I remember renting 2 bedroom apartments with a garage in Loveland for less than 1000. It was long time ago

I think any woman knows and excuse me feels when a man wants her. I have never been mistaken in my life. However, it really hurts to admit the truth, but this is when your independent woman comes out and you let him go.

I really don't know why this season makes people so polarized. I usually talk about girls' power and independent women's stuff because it is who I am. However, the girls from Denver are extremely dependent on their husbands, their girlfriends and social media optics(finally I used the word of the season). These three girls are three 'f***good person Alyssas who keep criticizing without any self-reflection, telling each other that they deserve better(not sure why).

If we talk so much about lying, Let us remember that Becca agreed, promised to divorce on the day of the decision, and changed her mind in front of Austin's eyes. This is quite a lie in my opinion.

I feel that we are watching different shows at this point. I see the boys reacting to the girls' actions in all three cases. Emily - cause - alcohol and agressive behavior - resulting Brennan's distancing and withdrawal. Becca - needy and emotionally fragile- resulting Austin hiding stuff and giving vague answer. Claire - cold and calculating - Cam - defensive and removed himself from the situation. Just the way how I see this season. Again I blame the production and believe all these matches were purposely mismatched.

During the after-party, Austin said that they agreed to divorce and try friendship/relationship after that. He let Becca speak first and was shocked to hear that she wanted to stay married. He didn't want her to look bad and said yes, although clearly, it was not his plan. I would not be surprised if they had planned to go out before the decision day. I still don't understand why going out with the producer after decision day was a crime, but it tells me that Becca is a controlling partner who would play a victim if anything doesn't go how she wants it to. i feel that Austin was trying to hide from her as much as possible to avoid another meltdown. It explains his hesitation to tell Becca he was not into her physically. Again another mismatched couple where Becca needs someone more mature and tolerant to her fragile health and emotional issues and Austin needs a younger girl he can go to bars, vape, have a good time without exhausting psychological dissection of his actions.