Love is Blind season 9

[Anonymous]

I wish they had given an update on Blake.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:That Kacie!! She needed some type of media consultant to rehabilitate her image…because I think she made things worse!

Not a bright bulb, that one.

[Anonymous]

I couldn’t finish it, such an unlikable cast.

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Anonymous wrote:I couldn’t finish it, such an unlikable cast.

They had so little insight into their own behavior. Madison, in particular, drives me bonkers. Very immature and unself-aware. Joe is an idiot but she didn’t see her role in it (hello, all the drama and fighting) at all.

[Anonymous]

Wow did Ali come across differently, a mean girl and plastic af. Anton dodged a bullet. You could tell she was peeved that he had a year-long, natural-looking girlfriend while she seems to be single. She is clearly about clout but this appearance did not help her.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:That Kacie!! She needed some type of media consultant to rehabilitate her image…because I think she made things worse!

She needs a lighter color for her fake tan too. Sheesh.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Wow did Ali come across differently, a mean girl and plastic af. Anton dodged a bullet. You could tell she was peeved that he had a year-long, natural-looking girlfriend while she seems to be single. She is clearly about clout but this appearance did not help her.

Between her nursing degree and expensive surgeries/enhancements, I wonder how much debt she carries.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:That Kacie!! She needed some type of media consultant to rehabilitate her image…because I think she made things worse!

She needs a lighter color for her fake tan too. Sheesh.

So low-rent, in every way.

[Anonymous]

I literally couldn’t recognize Annie. Someone took pity and gave her a make under and better hair.

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Anonymous wrote:I wish they had given an update on Blake.

+1 Nice that he made an appearance, my guess is he asked to be exempted from the interrogation. Too bad Anna didn't show.

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Anonymous wrote:I literally couldn’t recognize Annie. Someone took pity and gave her a make under and better hair.

She was well aware of how she came across on the show and showed up with prepared remarks to appear classy and above it all now. But that girl has major issues, very clear. Tbh glad they left her alone and didn't press her on anything.

[Anonymous]

It wrapped up all that was needed, even Edmund came off well - he has moved on. I wonder how many Ninja ice cream makers will be sold thanks to the end product placement.

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Anonymous wrote:It wrapped up all that was needed, even Edmund came off well - he has moved on. I wonder how many Ninja ice cream makers will be sold thanks to the end product placement.

Edmond didn't come off well at all. KB kept saying "I get dismissed, feel like you're manipulative when you cry, and told I'm imagining things" and his response was "well, you have PMS" and the Lacheys' response was "maybe you think it was this way, but it was really THAT way." I wouldn't touch Edmond with a ten-foot pole, and it's not just because of his hair pick or the fact that despite having a masters degree he works in a job that requires no more than a HS diploma.

[Anonymous]

This show is a dumpster fire. The premise is good and the first few seasons were good but all we’re reduced to now is a bunch of personalities who are trying to increase their popularity. Hardly anyone comes on this show for the right reason. It’s predictable and almost unwatchable.

I’m still in for next season.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It wrapped up all that was needed, even Edmund came off well - he has moved on. I wonder how many Ninja ice cream makers will be sold thanks to the end product placement.

Edmond didn't come off well at all. KB kept saying "I get dismissed, feel like you're manipulative when you cry, and told I'm imagining things" and his response was "well, you have PMS" and the Lacheys' response was "maybe you think it was this way, but it was really THAT way." I wouldn't touch Edmond with a ten-foot pole, and it's not just because of his hair pick or the fact that despite having a masters degree he works in a job that requires no more than a HS diploma.

Personally I think that a lot of crying is manipulative but it only gets called that when the man is emotional / crying. So it comes across as just sexist as it isn't a standard that is applied to all.