Love is Blind Season 3 - Dallas

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Anonymous wrote:Here's how you know Zanab has MAJOR issues...

Perhaps she personally remembered the cuties situation wrong. We've all had other shit going on in our heads, gone into situations already wanting a fight, and overreacted ok. It happens.

But it was aired, publicly for her to rewatch many months later. Most stable people would would have realized "oh shit, I really way overdid it and took my shit out on Cole because I was dealing with XYZ" - and then apologize for her behavior with hindsight and clarity.

Instead, she clung to her narrative, saying she stands by everything she said, disallows all commenting on all her posts, and says she has nothing to apologize for.

At least Cole apologized and realized he effed up. Zanab is living in her own crazy concocted reality that only she lives in.

I’m not defending her because I agree she has issues but she said many times there were other things even said/done odd camera leading up to the cutie incident. Something about him encouraging her to only eat salad etc. So I can see why she immediately got defensive at cutie situation BUT LETS not forget he literally was like “why didn’t you eat, I offered you poke”

Also SHE ASKED him to rate the other girls. WTF would any 30+ year old woman ever ask that to a guy she’s into?

And... where is the evidence of this? Or of the bachelor night allegation? Nothing that Zanab has said is proving any of her allegations. In fact, it's proving totally the opposite with the cuties scene, by offering her food and expressing concern that she hadn't eaten much.

I think after the pool thing, Zanab knew she was going to say 'no.' She went along for the ride, and very clearly premeditated her speech as some kind of revenge at the altar, and thought she was going to come out looking like a badass hero. And she's STILL holding stubborn in not admitting any failure on her part. Girl has so, so, so many issues.

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He's been married before so I'm sure he's quite familiar with a woman talking about wedding dress fittings and dieting. the sta he commented was very much "oh right, I remember that--you must be dieting for the dress!" I know I watched what I ate for a month before my wedding, as did many of my friends. it's not a tried troupe but rather a normal occurrence for most of us who are not naturally twigs. Whether it's healthy is debatable but it's really,really common.

Yes, Cole's reaction was like my husband's: "You look awesome, but if you want to lose weight before the wedding, it's your body and your choice and I'll try and be supportive."

You really want the groom mansplaining about why the bride doesn't need to lose weight?

I must have missed Cole's "you look awesome" part.

Really? Did you watch the whole series? Because he said she looked great multiple, multiple times.

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He's been married before so I'm sure he's quite familiar with a woman talking about wedding dress fittings and dieting. the sta he commented was very much "oh right, I remember that--you must be dieting for the dress!" I know I watched what I ate for a month before my wedding, as did many of my friends. it's not a tried troupe but rather a normal occurrence for most of us who are not naturally twigs. Whether it's healthy is debatable but it's really,really common.

Yes, Cole's reaction was like my husband's: "You look awesome, but if you want to lose weight before the wedding, it's your body and your choice and I'll try and be supportive."

You really want the groom mansplaining about why the bride doesn't need to lose weight?

I must have missed Cole's "you look awesome" part.

Really? Did you watch the whole series? Because he said she looked great multiple, multiple times.

Yes but Cole did not say that at that exact moment, which he should have known was what Zanab was fishing for at that precise time, due to Cole being a mindreader.

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I think Zanab was very cruel with her wedding speech. But seeing people say Cole will be a good husband some day is just the twilight zone. He has a divorce and broken engagement under his belt. Is a slob and insensitive (even though Z is hypersensitive). They’re just two different flavors of terrible. But I would personally rather be friends with Cole.

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Anonymous wrote:I think Zanab was very cruel with her wedding speech. But seeing people say Cole will be a good husband some day is just the twilight zone. He has a divorce and broken engagement under his belt. Is a slob and insensitive (even though Z is hypersensitive). They’re just two different flavors of terrible. But I would personally rather be friends with Cole.

yeah but people change. Especially as a 25 year old man, he has a lot of maturing and growing to do still and I think he has it in him. He recognizes his shortcomings.

I can assure you that my now angelic DH was an absolute douche when he was 25, luckily I didn't meet him until he was 34!

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Anonymous wrote:You can see from the look on Zanab's face that she's completely over Cole at that point. He spent their entire time together being a senseless fool and being unkind to Zanab. He's a careless person and wasted their time together. Watching him cry is like watching a 2 year old in Target having a meltdown over not getting a toy. Cole is disgusting and it's absurd people are trying to defend him.

Agreed. He’s an immature child w a cruel edge to him. I don;t love Zanab, but Cole is such an obvious jackass.

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Commenting on someone eating two clementines is literally insane. Why the f would you make any comment about that at all??? He’s not her parent.

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Anonymous wrote:Commenting on someone eating two clementines is literally insane. Why the f would you make any comment about that at all??? He’s not her parent.

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Anonymous wrote:Commenting on someone eating two clementines is literally insane. Why the f would you make any comment about that at all??? He’s not her parent.

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Anonymous wrote:Commenting on someone eating two clementines is literally insane. Why the f would you make any comment about that at all??? He’s not her parent.

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Anonymous wrote:The "cuties" footage at the end of the finale very, very clearly proved that Zanab is batshit insane and rewrites things to make her to be a perpetual victim. Cole did absolutely nothing wrong in that scene.

Yep. She lied a lot throughout that reunion.

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Anonymous wrote:The "cuties" footage at the end of the finale very, very clearly proved that Zanab is batshit insane and rewrites things to make her to be a perpetual victim. Cole did absolutely nothing wrong in that scene.

You're nuts.

What did he say or do wrong? Truly?

Zanab was projecting her own insecurities onto her restriction so she could fit into her dress, and blamed him. That's on her.

He said "are you really going to eat two?" Why the eff did he say that then? What is that, 70 calories? I think he started backtracking when he remembered the cameras were on.

He did not say that. He said: "Are you about to eat two of those?" There was no hostility or judgment in his voice (unless you're projecting, obviously) and then Zanab followed up about WHY she is voluntarily choosing to restrict herself (for her dress).

Jesus, as a woman who's struggled with weight and judgment most of my life, his question was completely and totally benign. It was his flighty curious question, and nothing more.

And what if he does that all the time like she said? Constant questions like that about what she’s eating? Your head is in the sand if you think that’s innocent and not damaging.

NP. You have issues. The man said “save room for your appetite.” How often have I said that to my husband, child, friends and self. Coke is better off without her. He dodged a bullet

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Anonymous wrote:I will say this about Zanab. Having watched the finale and the show. I think they communicated over each other. For sure. I do not think Cole is perfect.

My mom is a borderline personality disorder person. And watching Cole at that reunion I felt like...that was so relatable. That is what she does, she isn't even lying. She decides she is going to do something that is hurtful but that she wants to do. And she creates in her head an elaborate narrative, she entirely twists things that happened and she rallies everyone around her against the person who she's going to wrong. And truthfully she doesn't think she is lying. She can't accept wrongdoing in herself, she is also incredibly insecure, and her defense mechanism is deciding the world is against her and lashing out.

The stuff with the cuties, the stuff with the makeup that they did show with her entirely twisting something he said jokingly to be extremely critical. I believe him fully about the bachelor party. I also think she thinks she is telling the truth.

I think he is immature, but I think she is the villain in that story.

All of this. No women at the bachelor party, but Zanab made up an entire lie about some woman Coke wanted to kiss. I had believed Zanab, and then all her credibility evaporated once she told that lie.

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My biggest problem with the show is the I DO moments. I'm trying to put myself in this bizarre world.

I talk through a wall, meet someone I feel I have a potential connection with, get to hang out for a few weeks in person, and then decide if I want the relationship to continue. So it would be like in real life talking to the guy on the phone for a few days, meeting for a date but then saying we'll commit to dating for a full month before either breaking it off or becoming serious. Ok, weird but fine.

So now I'm dating this guy for a month and the final day is coming up. Don't 2 decent human beings have a conversation privately at this point that "clearly this isn't working and we'll be going or separate ways tomorrow" or "omg, we are still having fun together, let's keep going and see what happens!"

How in the world does anyone actually get blindsided? If you're meant to marry this person, you're communicating and feeling confident about making that decision together. And how do so many of them keep on the happy face in the getting-ready scenes with their friends and family? I guess a lot of that is editing and carefully guided questioning from the producers, but it's strange that many of them go from talking about getting married (not "having a wedding" but actually "getting married") to a couple of hours later saying "I don't ".

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Anonymous wrote:Commenting on someone eating two clementines is literally insane. Why the f would you make any comment about that at all??? He’s not her parent.

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How on earth would 2 cuties fill you up before a meal several hours later??