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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I think Derek and Mindy would have made a better fit.

Taylor likes attention at times and could be immature but I think she would have worked on those aspects if Brandon hadn't just ran away every single time.

This is a lesson for Lifetime, they really need to get better experts at matching couples on #MAF. [b]I was highly disappointed that ONLY one couple made it and stuck together.[/b] I used to enjoy this show because the vetting was better. No one wants to watch all drama filled shows without substance, some of us actually like the reality filled shows that are sappy, sweet and personable. When production found out that the original match for Brandon was unwilling to continue they should have made the show one less couple.

The vetting should be **HIGHLY EXTENSIVE** going forward. While, I do not like Brandon's behavior and how he treated Taylor. I do hope he wins his lawsuit against Lifetime. He went in totally trusting  of the "experts" and found his trust broken and then struggled to come to terms with the reality show not really caring about his desire to find a mate that was compatible for him. He was duped in a sense. Did he handle the circumstances well? No, but Lifetime had a hand in this situation.

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I have only watched two seasons but I read this online about Jessica Griffin, who
Must have been one of the prior counselors. She ended up dating and getting engaged to one of the grooms from the show who divorced his MAFS wife. 
https://www.google.com/amp/s/m.eonline.com/amp/news/1032577/married-at-first-sight-s-jon-francetic-engaged-to-show-s-counselor-jessica-griffin

In the article, to defend herself, she claims:  “ Within my television role, I am not a therapist It must also be stated that at no point should the role I (or others) provide be construed as replacing actual therapy. We are NOT individuals' or couples' therapists on these television shows or in real life. We do not have a client/therapist or doctor/patient relationship at any point during production or any point, period.  My role that I am hired to do as a 'Relationship Expert' is to provide consultation to the cast of a television show and consultation to production on topics that fall within my expertise," she said.”
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