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I think he said they had been together for 20 years. Not necessarily married. My husband and I have been together for 14 years, married for 11.

I guess this is the best place to put this, because it doesn't relate to a specific show but does relate to GG in general. I am a community based therapist, meaning I meet with clients in home, school or in the community. I mostly work with kids but I have a few parents on my caseload right now. Tonight I went to visit a family and the parent wanted to talk to me away from the kids in the tiny apartment. Long story short, we had a therapy session in the car. It reminded me of GG and I had to share it with other people who would get it.

A Vineyard Valentine. I just hate it. I find Rory so out of character, especially in the kitchen when she is cooking. There is maybe one tolerable scene in the whole episode, but the rest is just insufferable.

Sonny and Julian are the best bromance! I love them together!

Oh he definitely blew the social game, there's no denying that. But I still feel like he was able to use people to his advantage and instrumented some of those moves that his alliance mates did. I said it was an unpopular opinion, and I'm standing by it. The second and third time he was asked back were ridiculous, and Brandon Hantz was a nightmare and unsafe to be there. They clearly went to the well way to often.

I kept hearing that too and it made me insanely happy. His snarky tone plus the lost in translation made me love him even more.

This is probably one of the most unpopular opinions out there, but I loved Russel the first season he was on. After that, not so much. But he played a brilliant game that first time around, making moves that in no way should have worked but totally worked to his favor. I was so pissed when he lost in the end to some blonde girl whose name I don't remember. The jury voted for her simply because they hated Russel, but she did nothing except stay under the radar the whole game. He should have won his first season. Was he a good person? Not necessarily. But he was a hell of a game player.

Reading that Probst interview was annoying. I have a Master's degree and do not work with my hands or in a blue collar type environment. But I don't make any rules. I'd love to tell my supervisor that I make the rules. She'd laugh in my face. My job may not be physically taxing, but it is mentally taxing and my blue collar father in law with no formal education past high school makes far more money than I do.

I found myself not caring one bit about these people, especially in the dome. When CT said that he just wanted to help Diem beat this "bug" that she had it felt like a punch in the gut. Next week's episode will be brutal.

That is exactly how I felt through the whole thing. I think I might enjoy this more once the inevitable happens. I was just waiting for the moment to happen and I couldn't enjoy it at all.

Did anyone else watch this episode cringing because they were waiting for the slap in the face that is the Diem collapse? I'm so nervous about how MTV is going to handle it.

This? This exact plot happened on BMW. I'm kind of excited to see how they do this.